Municipal

  • Search is on for man missing inside 40km pipeline

    Local news

    An Umgeni Water employee fell down an open shaft late last night and has been missing inside a 40 kilometer…

  • Winston Park speed humps become legal matter

    Local news

    Local councillor, Rick Crouch, said his hands are tied regarding the implementation of speed humps in Winston Park as the…

  • Bulk water pipelines improve the environment

    Local news

    Seven different species of indigenous grasses have been propagated.

  • Proposed housing loan could send rates soaring

    Local news

    eThekwini Municipality hopes to get a loan for R1.1-billion, which might see a five per cent increase in rates, on…

  • Contractor lands property owner in hot water

    Local news

    A contractor has landed a local property owner in hot water after it was discovered that the work he had…

  • Selected beaches re-opened

    Local news

    Some Durban beaches have been re-opened after they were temporarily closed due to adverse weather and high seas which lashed…

  • Municipal verge cutting cycle has started

    Municipal

    This year’s cutting cycle of unmaintained road reserve/verges within the municipal area has started.

  • Probe ordered for Durban fleet

    Municipal

    "We were shocked when we discovered that there were many vehicles and equipment gathering dust after being parked in our…

  • GO! Durban project is a no-go

    Local news

    Head of eThekwini Transport Authority denies the project has been put on hold.

  • Planning schemes in spotlight at meetings tonight and tomorrow

    Local news

    eThekwini Municipality made a late announcement yesterday that there will be two public meetings regarding changes to the planning scheme…

  • Local caravan park top in SA

    Local news

    Queensburgh's hidden gem, the Queensburgh Caravan Resort, recently won to prestigious awards.

  • Western Aqueduct work on schedule

    Local news

    Construction in Ashley Drive should be completed by the end of 2015.

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