Municipal
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Umhlanga Manors residents welcome guard rail project
Local newsFunding has been approved to install 450m of armco barriers along the complex’s boundary wall going towards Gateway.
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All objections to ‘bingo hall’ were considered, says City
Local newsuMhlanga residents have opposed the approval of the proposed entertainment venue with 150 electronic bingo machines.
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Change of refuse collection day for Durban North roads
Local newsThe change taken by the Waste Management Directorate will see some refuse collection days go from a Thursday to a…
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Anger as uMhlanga ‘bingo hall’ gets go-ahead
Local newsuMhlanga residents are opposing approval of a proposed entertainment venue with 150 electronic bingo machines.
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Concern over Ronan Road speed hump heights
Local newsSome of the newly installed speed humps are higher off the ground than they should be, say residents of La…
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Water levels stabilise after valve repair, leaks, bursts pop up
Local newsWhile water is now flowing from the treatment works and reservoir levels are improving, the system has not yet fully recovered.
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uMhlanga ratepayers raise concerns over property valuations
Local newsThe valuation roll allows property owners to check on their updated property values and determines the municipal rates payable.
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Clean-up targets concerns in Ward 34
Local newsOperation Good Hope saw municipal departments conduct clean-ups, repairs and business inspections across several Ward 34 communities.
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Ratepayers question expenditure on million rand statues
Local newsThe statues, which cost R22m, are said to be part of the City's commitment to strengthening heritage tourism.
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Use water sparingly as Virginia Reservoir recovers
Local newsThe Northern Aqueduct, which carries water to areas in North Durban, had to be shut down for several hours due…
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Check valuation roll, urges Ward 35 councillor
Local newsWard 35 councillor Bradley Singh urges residents to check the Valuation Roll before the March 31 deadline to avoid higher…
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R216 million to fix KZN potholes
Local newsAccording to the KZN Premier Thamsanqa Ntuli, R216 million has been allocated to address province’s potholes.
