Municipalities
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KZN Treasury welcomes fraud arrests at eMadlangeni Municipality
Several former officials and private sector representatives arrested over alleged R2 million fraud involving payments for study never conducted.
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City calls for public comment on proposed animal keeping bylaw amendments
The City of Cape Town is inviting public comment on proposed amendments to its Animal Keeping Bylaw, including banning wild and exotic animals in circuses.
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Vrede-substasie byna verwoes oor stukkende brandweerwa
Die gemeenskap van Vrede moet telkens self inspring om brande te blus omdat die munisipale brandweerwa buite werking is.
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Cape Town puts vulnerable road users first in new safety strategy
Cape Town’s updated road safety strategy prioritises vulnerable road users, safer infrastructure and tougher enforcement to reduce deaths.
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Sol Plaatje Municipality boosts water and power infrastructure with major investments
Kimberley’s local power grid received a substantial boost following the delivery of a new R21.7 million, 20 MVA transformer at the Galeshewe Substation.
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DA lays criminal charges against failing municipal managers in Eastern Cape
Democratic Alliance lays criminal charges against Eastern Cape municipal managers as part of nationwide campaign targeting financial mismanagement and service delivery failures.
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Historic Hardekraaltjie faces a new chapter
Residents of Bellville’s Hardekraaltjie Caravan Park are raising concerns over plans for a sporting facility and the future of the site’s mature trees.
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Strong winds leave thousands without power in eThekwini
Gale-force winds battered Durban over the weekend, leaving thousands without power and causing widespread damage across 15 eThekwini communities.
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Joburg settles R5.25 billion Eskom debt amid political criticism
The City of Johannesburg has settled its R5.25 billion electricity debt to Eskom, but opposition parties criticise underlying financial mismanagement issues.
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WATCH | Northern Cape government’s R98 m ‘Yellow Fleet’ idle as city crumbles
The EFF claimed the fleet, purchased with public funds to repair potholes and maintain gravel roads, is parked at municipal offices rather than deployed.
