Municipalities
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DA opposes R3.1m salary hikes for eThekwini top officials amid service crisis
DA opposes R3.1m salary increase for eThekwini top officials, saying residents should not fund hikes amid ongoing service delivery crisis.
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Public servants face compulsory training requirements
Law now requires public servants across all government levels to complete specific training programmes before appointment and throughout their careers.
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Major metros remain up for grabs as SA local elections loom
Two months before South Africans vote in local government elections, key metros remain highly competitive with significant numbers of voters still to be persuaded.
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DA lays criminal charges against Free State municipal managers over alleged failures
The Democratic Alliance has filed criminal charges against municipal managers in three Free State municipalities for serious financial mismanagement and governance failures.
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Supplier arrested in R16 million Emfuleni fleet scandal
A supplier linked to a R16 million Emfuleni fleet tender fraud has been arrested, becoming the second person detained in the ongoing corruption probe.
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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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