Municipalities
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Oudtshoorn council sees fourth coalition reshuffle in two years
Oudtshoorn council prepares to elect its fourth mayor in two years as political instability continues to disrupt governance and service delivery.
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Cape Town moves closer to taxing short-term rental properties at commercial rates
City of Cape Town opens public comment period for by-law requiring commercial rates for properties predominantly used for short-term rentals.
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Kouga has yet to achieve sustained wastewater compliance
The SAHRC found Kouga Municipality failed to achieve compliant wastewater treatment, citing sewage pollution risks and ordering remedial action.
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Stellenbosch Municipality appoints new deputy mayor
The Stellenbosch municipal council appointed Dr Rudi Buys as the municipality’s new deputy mayor.
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Corruption allegations at Knysna Municipality referred to Hawks as governance crisis deepens
Knysna Municipality corruption allegations referred to Hawks as governance crisis deepens, with controversial appointments and financial misconduct under investigation.
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BCM mayor launches phased sewer upgrade for Mzamomhle
Buffalo City’s mayor has launched a phased sewer upgrade in Mzamomhle, targeting a school line first and clearing built-over servitudes.
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Mangaung-metro se geldsake deur SIU ondersoek
President Cyril Ramaphosa het die Spesiale Ondersoekeenheid (SIU) aangestel om te kyk na die geldsake van die Mangaung-metro se metropolisie. en Hauweng-busdiens.
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Provincial minister backs metro police bid for investigative powers
Minister Marais backs expanded investigative powers for Cape Town Metro Police to help overworked SAPS detectives tackle violent crime crisis.
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Cape Town Mayor announces SA-record infrastructure investment
Cape Town has smashed a national record, spending more than R12.2 billion on infrastructure in a single financial year, but not everyone is celebrating.
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Stryd om werkers te betaal ‘n simptoom van finansiële wanbestuur by munisipaliteite
Wanbetaling van salarisse by vyf munisipaliteite in die Noord-Kaap is die jongste bewys van voortdurende finansiële wanbestuur op munisipale vlak.
