Municipal
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Leaked video: Special meeting in Stellenbosch to discuss controversial ‘racist’ comments
A special council meeting will be held by Stellenbosch Municipality this week to start the process of an internal investigation into the allegation of constructive dismissal, bullying or any other…
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Omstrede ‘rassistiese’ video: Talle pleidooie vir vinnige optrede
Ondersoeke is ingestel om agter die kap van die byl te kom nadat ‘n beweerde rassistiese video, waarin ‘n amptenaar van die Stellenbosch-munisipaliteit opmerkings maak ten opsigte van aanstellings, opslae…
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Munisipaliteit ondersoek omstrede video oor aanstellingspraktyke
Die Stellenbosch-munisipaliteit is in die kollig weens ‘n beweerde rassistiese video waarin ‘n amptenaar die aanstelling van kandidate bespreek.
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‘Dit voel of jou lewe gebreek is’: Hier is ontbering elkeen se woonstelmaat
Inwoners van woonstelle wat aan die Sol Plaatje-munisipaliteit behoort, voel hulle is in ‘n doodloopstraat oor dienslewering, hoe hulle deur sommige amptenare behandel word, en hoe die heraansluiting van elektrisiteit…
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AG lauds Western Cape for excellent financial management
The Auditor-General of South Africa presented the Western Cape with awards to recognise the financial management prowess of the departments, entities and municipalities within the province.
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Shop owners found sleeping in kitchens
The Buffalo City Metro Safety and Security Cluster is raising alarm against non-compliant businesses which are mushrooming in the area. The Metro’s Spaza Compliance Operations were in full swing in…
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Kings Beach remains closed as Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality tackles major sewage pipeline repairs
GQEBERHA – Kings Beach will remain closed to the public whilst Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality works around the clock to repair a damaged sewer pipeline that has caused sewage contamination in…
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Cape Town faces R4.2bn shortfall if new fixed tariffs are overturned
Cape Town faces a court fight over new fixed tariffs, with the mayor warning a R4.2bn shortfall could cripple basic services.
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Female-led N2 roadblock yields R42,100 in fines
Buffalo City law enforcement agencies opened Women’s Month by netting R42,100 in traffic fines during a major roadblock operation on Friday, August 1. Police spokesperson, Captain Hazel Mqala, said different…
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Persistent water leaks in Kariega prioritised
Persistent water leaks in Kariega waste resources, damage infrastructure, and frustrate residents, while the municipality works to improve response times and fill staffing vacancies to resolve issues.
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