Municipal

  • Aids day turns into chaos

    Municipal

    LYDENBURG – A World Aids Day celebration was recently held at Mashishing community hall. The event was sponsored by Dwarsrivier…

  • Overloaded vehicles impounded

    Local news

    His comments follow the impounding of a heavily overloaded light delivery vehicle that was also pulling an overloaded trailer.

  • Potholes are getting out of hand

    Local news

    On Monday afternoon, an anonymous Barbertonian positioned a plant in one of the potholes on Sheba Road. Although an action…

  • A year on and still no justice for mother

    Hard newsUpdate

    There is still no closure for a mother who loast her baby last Christmas day.

  • Municipal workers hand mayor memorandum

    Municipal

    Following the day of former president Nelson Mandela's death, South African Municipal Workers Union (Samwu) took to the streets to…

  • Still no breakdown on R4 million spent on university launch

    MunicipalUpdate

    A total of six weeks after the provincial government spent R4 million on the launch of the University of Mpumalanga,…

  • MEC encourages support of elderly

    Municipal

    She said as a government, they had not forgotten the elderly as they were important to the country and communities.

  • Union members demand answers

    Hard news

    Members are apparently also adamant that Maebela should be brought to task. “He sold municipal land illegally and nothing happened.…

  • Sadtu’s tribute to Madiba

    Hard news

    Sadtu will remember him for his profound speech at the historic launch of the union on October 6, 1990.

  • Tata Madiba was an epitome of humanity, says Lubisi

    Hard news

    Lubisi said this is a very sad moment for South Africa and the world at large.

  • Strategies put into place to fight rhino poaching

    Crime

    Five day workshop to agdress illegal poaching

  • Tempers flare in final ordinary council meeting

    Hard news

    There has long been unhappiness among some councillors about the ineffectiveness of the meetings.

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