Municipal

  • Ayliff Street businesses under pressure

    Crime

    Certain businesses have recorded losses of up to 30 percent since roadworks began.

  • Mayoral car – details at last!

    Municipal

    After the meeting concluded, he later received a call from Mayor Thulani Mahaye who told him that the Q7 had…

  • Cops face uncertain future, property negotiations continue

    Local news

    The property dispute will be resumed in the Pietermaritzburg High Court on November 18.

  • Wrangle over Buthelezi ‘Cargate’

    Municipal

    According to the owner of Blackwatch Security, Andrew Ndlovu, the vehicle was offered to be used as a back-up vehicle…

  • Another accident waiting to happen

    Local news

    "Many school children have to walk past this area on their way to and from school. They are unable to…

  • Huge sewerage spill – – straight into Klipfontein Dam

    Local news

    IF THE wind is blowing the wrong way then you can smell it. It is a smell to revolt you.…

  • Smart meters to be rolled out in pilot areas

    Local news

    Smart meters are expected to provide relief to financially burdened consumers who will be more likely to regulate their electricity…

  • New intersection a boon for business

    Local news

    The Kirkland/Hardwick Street intersection is expected to be opened at the year's end.

  • Traffic cop arrested

    Crime

    THE SAPS have confirmed that a municipal traffic officer has been arrested for corruption. Maj Mbatha of the SAPS confirmed…

  • Bekushubile kowentuthuko yesifunda saseMzinyathi

    Local news

    “Umkhandlu wase Mzinyathi awukho ngaphansi kohlelo loMnyango kaNgqongqoshe i-Corporate Governance and Traditional Affairs wokufaka lomkhandlu ngaphansi kohlelo lwe-administration okusho ukuthi…

  • New computer lab at school

    Local news

    Ward Councillor Zweli Mazibuko and Sikhona Care Centre manager Mr Mazibuko officially launched and opened the new computer lab at…

  • Nofta thanks Health Department for support

    Local news

    The Department of Health donated 50 walking sticks to the Newcastle Organisation for the Aged.

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