Municipal
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Four Blue Flags from Ballito to Tinley Manor for 2026/27 season
MunicipalKwaDukuza is one of 11 municipalities in the country with at least one Blue Flag beach.
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KDM aims to bring long-delayed Dukuza substation online by December festive season
MunicipalOnce complete, the Dukuza substation should improve network stability and ease pressure on Eskom supply points.
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KwaDukuza electricity losses reached R1.3-billion over last four years, says Docrra
MunicipalBilling audits of 534 large electricity users are underway.
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New Etete secondary school included in provincial building plans
MunicipalThe proposed Kaduphi Magwaza Secondary School, planned for Ward 7, could accommodate about 1 200 pupils.
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KwaDukuza opens upgraded council chamber with live-streaming capability and tighter security
MunicipalThe building has been expanded by about 40%, with seating capacity more than doubling from 60 to 127.
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KDM seeks to buy land for Ballito taxi rank expansion
MunicipalThe land would fit into part of Phase 3 of the rank's expansion plan.
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KwaDukuza council stands its ground on acting municipal manager appointment
MunicipalCFO Shamir Rajcoomar had been appointed to act in the role in August.
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KwaDukuza’s new Pro Secure security contract comes under fire
MunicipalOpposition parties demand answers over costs, security breaches and the latest three-year deal.
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Cogta MEC declares KwaDukuza acting municipal manager appointment unlawful
MunicipalThe MEC directed council to request the secondment of a suitable person to fill the position.
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Councillors question plan to lease KwaDukuza land earmarked for housing
MunicipalOfficials argue temporary leases could protect the vacant land from illegal occupation until development begins.
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Aarto implemented in KwaDukuza, but demerit points timeline remains unclear
MunicipalUnder the legislation, motorists who repeatedly commit traffic infringements can accumulate demerit points.
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KwaDukuza approves R1.47m budget transfer for streetlights and hospital power project
MunicipalThe decision was met with mixed feedback by councillors, who argue more needs to be done to fix traffic lights.
