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eThekwini Electricity Unit is requesting R335 million over the next three years to address critical street lighting maintenance issues, highlighting a decade-long struggle with inadequate resources and funding.
Discover how Durban homeowners are lighting up the festive season with stunning decorations while supporting local charities. Join Anne Moodie and the Munsami family in celebrating Christmas with joy and community spirit.
Discover the fascinating history of the uMhlanga Rocks Lighthouse, which has been guiding vessels safely since 1954, and learn about its significance in South Africa's maritime navigation.
Tributes pour in for Allan Maclean, a Grade 8 pupil at Hilton College, who tragically lost his life after being struck by lightning while fishing with his father and friends.
In 2018, South African footballer Luyanda Ntshangase lost his life after he was struck by lightening while playing for Maritzburg United.
Residents have welcomed the City’s streetlight repair programme, saying it would assist in fighting crime across the metro.
City Power has pulled the plug on eight residential complexes and one old age home, after failing to pay their electricity bills of a combined debt totalling R22. 9 million.
Provincial Disaster Management teams are responding to the trail of destruction caused by severe thunderstorms accompanied by strong winds and lightning in the areas of Dannhauser, Estcourt, Vryheid, and Ulundi.
Through their investment vehicle Moa Holdings, Andrew Smith and Shane Dryden, the co-founders of Yuppiechef have purchased an equity stake in Livecopper.
David Harte, the Cape Town inventor who invented and patented the universal light bulb socket, is ready to start mass manufacturing his invention and, with prison rights activist Miles Bhudu, has come up with an innovative idea to give back to society.
Capetonian David Harte, 64, has invented and patented a light bulb socket able to mechanically and electrically interface both screw-type and bayonet-type light bulbs
It may not be a super common feeling, but many South Africans dream of a white Christmas, with the idea that beautiful lights, gentle snow, and glistening, wet streets encompass the real feel of the festive holidays. This is even seen in the way we decorate our homes and Christmas trees.
It may not be a super common feeling, but many South Africans dream of a white Christmas, with the idea that beautiful lights, gentle snow, and glistening, wet streets encompass the real feel of the festive holidays. This is even seen in the way we decorate our homes and Christmas trees.
It was argued that the Local Government: Municipal Systems Act requires municipalities to ensure that all members of the local community have access to basic municipal services.