Municipal

  • Shark nets go up allowing Durban beaches to open

    Municipal

    Six of the seven missing shark nets have been recovered and reinstalled

  • “We will starve” – grant beneficiaries

    Municipal

    Grants beneficiaries are at a risk of not getting their money on 1 April after social development department did not…

  • Municipality addresses Metro bill woes

    Municipal

    "It needs to be stated that this is not unique, it always happened, even in the old system, hence our…

  • Meeting to discuss upgrades in Pinetown

    Municipal

    The City invites residents, ratepayers, business owners, people working in Pinetown and anyone who are interested to attend this meeting.

  • Businessmen reject new Shepstone Road parking bays

    Local news

    New Germany business owners believe that the parking lot has been turned into a dangerous and confusing mess.

  • Be cautious during blasting operation

    Municipal

    The blasting operation is scheduled to take place at the Hammarsdale Interchange on the N3 on Thursday, 16 February.

  • eThekwini Municipality empowers small businesses

    Local news

    The City has introduced an application called Spazapp, a free android app that gives traders the ability to order directly…

  • Neglected plots in Wyebank attract rats and criminals

    Local news

    eThekwini Municipality said property owners should ensure their properties are well maintained.

  • Windvogel to tackle dumping in ward 65

    Local news

    The councillor said they have had instances where dumping would resume just a day after an area was cleaned up.

  • Play your part in conserving water

    Local news

    MEC for Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs anticipates significantly lower levels of rainfall across the province as winter approaches.

  • Parliament ready to host this year’s SONA

    Local news

    President Jacob Zuma will deliver his SONA during a joint sitting of Parliament on Thursday, 9 February.

  • MEC predicts drought to worsen

    Local news

    MEC for Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs anticipates significantly lower levels of rainfall across the province as winter approaches.

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