Municipal
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Union members march for job security
Latest NewsThe marchers are currently in Murchison Street, so please use alternative routes
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Mcebo invites community to video shoot
Local newsBreaking NewsDESPITE numerous claims of running low on funds, AbaQulusi Municipality has agreed to hire three buses to transport community members…
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Heavy snowfall expected on Sunday evening
Latest NewsDo not chance it, play safe when travelling in high-lying areas. Even state-of-the-art 4X4s are not equipped to deal with…
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Controversy surrounds Social Services post
Local newsBreaking NewsWHILE AbaQulusi Municipality tackles the tedious task of finding a suitable candidate to fill the somewhat controversial post of Municipal…
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Housing probe deepens as criminal charges are opened
CrimeThe Civic Association has opened criminal charges against those involved in the housing scam
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‘We don’t want jets, we want jobs’
Local newsBreaking NewsREPRESENTATIVES of the Democratic Alliance gathered at Lancaster Lodge last Thursday to discuss the agenda of the opposition party in…
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Water gushes out of burst pipe in Settlers Drive
Local newsClean drinking water is flooding the road, with motorists having to drive carefully through the mini river
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Narrow escape for ZDM security guard
Latest NewsBreaking NewsZULULAND District Mayor, Mpiyakhe Hlatshwayo's, security guard narrowly escaped with minor injuries when the vehicle he was driving was forced…
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New maternity clinics opened to prevent maternal deaths
Local newsNot a single mother or child should die during a birth delivery in a government hospital. However, in order for…
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Trouble looms at Roy Point Cemetery
MunicipalRoy Point Cemetery had become a place of crime, litter, overgrown grass and unsettling behaviour.
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IFP Shields Mnikathi
Local newsBreaking NewsTHE IFP's mulish refusal to attend any meeting, in which the municipal manager's post is to be discussed, may be…
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Tanker drivers accused of selling water to desperate residents
MunicipalBreaking NewsThe Wasbank village has not had running water in taps for two weeks, residents who contacted the Courier said.
