Municipal

  • Nothing but maggoty refuse for three months

    Municipal

    The municipality had reportedly not picked up the refuse since December 2013.

  • Charred animals a testament to decline

    Local news

    Burnt remains in an alleyway have sparked residents' ire.

  • Worker fired for saying ‘No’ to the ANC

    Municipal

    Allegedly, he was fired for being the instigator for workers allegedly changing their political affiliation from the African National Congress…

  • Jenkyn Street earmarked for rehabilitation

    Municipal

    Jenkyn Street, in Paradise, is set for an upgrade this year. This was brought forward during Mayor Afzul Rehman’s budget…

  • Rubbish piles up at business

    Municipal

    Ever-increasing accumulation of rubbish at a site on Gutenberg Road has become insalubrious and poses a serious health threat.

  • Ezakheni homes get electricity

    Local news

    Community members were very happy, and could not hide their appreciation and excitement that Emnambithi/Ladysmith Municipality has given them homes…

  • High St bridge progressing well

    Local news

    The building of the new High Street bridge appears to be progressing well and, for the first time in Vryheid's…

  • Municipality to deliver the annual budget

    Local news

    AbaQulusi Municipality has undertaken the preparation of its Integrated Development Plan (IDP) in terms of the Municipal Systems Act (No…

  • ‘Man eating holes everywhere.’

    Municipal

    Feedback received from the community suggested it was not an isolated case. Here is what our readers had to say:

  • Vilakazi not appointed Municipal Manager

    Local news

    THE REACTION was almost instantaneous when the MEC for Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs tried to, one could almost say…

  • Huge housing projects unveiled

    Elections 2014

    Premier Mchunu used the opportunity to announce that R53-million will be spent on building 720 houses in Sibongile (the buffer…

  • Workers ‘trash’ town; motorists urged to be wary

    Crime

    “They have stopped worrying about doing their jobs for the good of Newcastle. They are just worried about their pockets.”

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