Municipal
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eThekwini Municipality opens revenue service centres
Local newsCustomers are urged to make use of all remote services available for payments.
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#LockdownLevel4: Durban’s finance sectors open for business
Local news"The health and safety of staff is a priority and all occupational health and lockdown regulations; protocols and guidelines will…
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Repair work recommences on M4 highway
Local newsAccording to ward councillor, Nicole Bollman, although a significant period of time was lost in the repair process once it…
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Orange bag collections to resume next month
Local newsThe City has encouraged residents to limit the amount of recyclables generated or reuse, up-cycle or store recyclables on their…
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Home Affairs urged to procure protective equipment
Local newsThis follows visits by members of the Portfolio Committee on Home Affairs to various Home Affairs offices across the country.
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Greenwood Park CPF supports informal settlements with hampers
Local newsAs part of its way of giving back, various civic associations have teamed up with the Greenwood Park CPF Sub…
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COVID-19 pandemic sees postponement of June by-elections
Local newsThe Electoral Commission said it welcomed the decision and that it will revise the by-elections timetable accordingly.
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#LockdownSA: Durban Municipality reopens landfill sites
Local newsLandfill sites have opened under the new level 4 lockdown regulations.
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Durban Magistrate’s Court closed after possible Covid-19 case
Local newsIt is understood the Department of Health is investigating a possible Covid-19 case relating to a person working at the…
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Lockdown sees increase in illegal dumping on Ryde Place
Local newsSeveral bags of household rubbish had also been dumped on Ryde Place and along with 20 bags of garden refuse.
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Durban Mayor launches Covid-19 Social Relief Programme
Local newsThe eThekwini Municipality has set aside R66 million for food hamper distribution.
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#LockdownSA: Durban set to lose billions as tourism dries up
Local newsTHE Durban hospitality industry will lose an estimated R4 billion in revenue due to the national lockdown.
