service delivery
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Grabouw Police Station the best of the best at Excellence Awards
It’s not a big police station, yet it covers a large area, has many challenges and always goes the extra mile for the town. Its hard work and dedication have…
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Metsimaholo’s waste management failures inspire a call for change
Residents of Metsimaholo’s Amelia and Iraq are frustrated with inadequate refuse removal, prompting the DA to launch a petition for change.
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Auditor-General awards Drakenstein its 11th clean audit, seventh in a row
The Auditor-General of South Africa has awarded Drakenstein Municipality (DM) its 11th clean audit for the 2024-’25 financial year. This is the municipality’s seventh back-to-back clean audit and 18th unqualified…
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Free State government departments chronically flouting health and safety regulations
Free State government departments are flouting health and safety regulations− risking the health and safety of employees.
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Local government collapse: Free State municipalities in free fall
A call has gone out to debate the Free Fall of municipalities in the Free State after the Auditor General confirmed that not one municipality in the province had a…
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Matjhabeng Municipality faces administrative collapse amid leadership crisis and corruption allegations
Khoabane addressed missing mayoral chains worth millions and copper doors removed from the Civic Centre. Other concerns include the alleged purchase of a BMW for the mayor’s personal assistant and…
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Mafube Local Municipality crisis deepens as PPP solutions rejected
Basic services such as water, road repairs, and sewage maintenance have deteriorated significantly across the municipality.
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Four arrested after service delivery protest turns violent in Khayelitsha
Four people have been arrested following a violent service delivery protest in Khayelitsha on Wednesday that saw residents barricade roads and allegedly damage a police vehicle while demanding electricity for…
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Matjhabeng splashes R1 million on summit whilst basic services collapse
Residents regularly endure electricity cuts because there are insufficient supplies to repair the network, and sewage overflows persist in residential areas. The Financial Recovery Plan (FRP) underscores that the municipality’s…
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Cape Town loses R15.3 million to infrastructure theft and vandalism crisis
The City of Cape Town is grappling with a severe infrastructure theft crisis that has cost taxpayers more than R15.3 million over the past year, as criminals target essential water…
