Municipal

  • Abandoned house attracts criminals

    Crime

    The neighbours' homes were also targeted by criminals once the property had been stripped bare.

  • Still no water for KwaNdengezi community

    Local news

    The water has been on and off in the area for more than three years.

  • Eskom warns of possible stage 2 loadshedding

    Local news

    Stage 2 allows for up to 2000 MW of the national load to be shed. It is twice as severe…

  • Abandoned properties a headache for Hillary residents

    Local news

    The public is urged to sign a petition to address the mandate of the so called "problem buildings" in Durban.

  • Quarry Road residents educated on waste management

    Local news

    The recycling project at the Quarry Road West Informal Settlement is to provide community mobilisation and education around waste management.

  • For now, black is the new orange

    Local news

    Chairperson of the KZN Recycling Forum, Chris Whyte, said that DSW has unfortunately been just as evasive with the forum…

  • Billions allocated for the Go!Durban project

    Local news

    According to the eThekwini Transport Authority, the estimated total budget for the entire project phases is R20 billion over a…

  • Residents demand repairs on ‘Field’s Hell’

    Local news

    Many of the cat eyes along Field's Hill are inactive and the armco barriers have been left in disrepair.

  • Water woes worsen in Ward 18

    Local news

    Melanie Brauteseth said she is committed to see new pipes installed along various roads to stop the water outages.

  • Durban’s orange bag saga continues

    Municipal

    According to DA PR Councillor (ward 24), Warren Burne, the manufacture of bags, the contract which was in place, was…

  • Fake municipal officials target Durban pensioners

    Crime

    The municipality said it has not commissioned any officials or service providers on its behalf to gather information on their…

  • Objections to Pinetown cellphone mast dismissed

    Municipal

    The community said they were disappointed that their rights as residents were not taken to consideration.

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