Municipal
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Illegal dumping remains a thorn in the flesh in Hathorn Street
MunicipalA section of Hathorn Street has become a makeshift dumping site, tarnished with litter and construction rubble.
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All hope is not lost for Fairleigh residents
MunicipalWard 3 Councillor, Matthew Shunmugam, visited various homes in Fairleigh last week and met with residents to discuss the alleged…
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Local businesses join municipality to help needy family who suffered tragedy
Community galleriesBringing a ray of light to poverty-stricken family who lost their little girl
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Awareness march touches heart of Sibongile
communityEndumeni Mayor Mahaye, the police, church leaders and the different departments have pledged to be in the forefront of the…
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First known victim of Ruby Gailey death traps?
CrimeBreaking NewsIt could have been so much worse...
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Mayor addresses grievances to stop more protest action
Local newsMayor Madlala addressed the concerns that were raised by the community and also highlighted how the municipality does all in…
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Tensions up in Glencoe township as protesters demand Councillor leave
MunicipalTensions ran high in Sithembile last night when a large group of protestors converged on the home of ANC Councillor,…
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Wrong medicine leads to blood tests
Local newsThe children were sent for blood tests to check if the benzyl benzoate had caused any damage to them.
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Healthy change for Sibongile as new Majuba Mhlungu park opens
MunicipalCommenting about the decision of the council to name the park after Mama Mhlungu, Dube-Ncube became emotional as she took…
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Toxic smoke still spewing from the dumpsite
Latest NewsBreaking NewsIT HAS NOW been at least three weeks since the municipal dumpsite east of Vryheid caught fire. For all that…
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Over 3000 new jobs created in Worker’s Month
MunicipalAs the world commemorates Workers' Month, KwaZulu-Natal Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs MEC Nomusa Dube-Ncube unveiled a significant 3662 job…
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Residents fed up with Colenso’s many problems
Local newsThere is open veld in Montague Street, where the grass is long and unkempt, and sewer water stands stagnant
