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Residents of Ward 1 in Pretoria West are taking action by signing a petition to address critical service delivery issues, including potholes, faulty streetlights, and unresponsive city services.
Samwu is contemplating legal action against the ANC's decision to reinstate Matjabeng mayor Thanduxolo Khalipha, who has a conviction for assault and crimen injuria.
Sakeliga is taking legal action to compel President Cyril Ramaphosa and his cabinet to directly manage the recovery of the failing Ditsobotla Municipality, highlighting the urgent need for effective governance amidst escalating municipal decay.
An acting judge's remarks on public accountability highlight the serious implications of misconduct by public servants, as seen in the case of Xolola Msweli, the former municipal manager of Inxuba Yethemba Municipality.
Residents of Hilton are urged to exercise caution following a rabies alert issued by the uMngeni SPCA and uMgungundlovu District Municipality after a dead dog tested positive for the virus. The alert follows a recent dog attack on a person in the area.
Public Protector Kholeka Gcaleka has ordered the Limpopo Department of Health to recover funds from ANC councillor Mothibe Rhodes Msiza, who for years drew dual salaries from both the department and Elias Motsoaledi Local Municipality without proper authorization. Officials who failed to address the issue promptly now face disciplinary action.
In a landmark ruling, the Bloemfontein High Court has ordered Free State officials to stop sewage pollution within 60 days and implement a financial recovery plan for the troubled Mafube Municipality, stating that 'people deserve better' after years of constitutional neglect.
The Democratic Alliance has condemned Emfuleni Municipality for spending over R600,000 on soccer tournaments while essential services deteriorate. Despite the municipality claiming some costs were covered by donations, the DA questions why funds weren't directed toward improving crumbling infrastructure and addressing the ongoing sewage crisis.
The DA in Tshwane warns residents of an impending increases in property rates due to recent property valuation roll reviews, urging property owners to assess their valuations and submit objections if necessary.
The DA in Tshwane warns residents of an impending increases in property rates due to recent property valuation roll reviews, urging property owners to assess their valuations and submit objections if necessary.
Dozens of devastating sinkholes are threatening homes and businesses across Centurion, forcing residents to abandon properties and disrupting lives, while the City of Tshwane grapples with a R180 million budget shortfall for urgent repairs. With 59 documented sinkholes and more appearing after each rainfall, desperate residents call for national disaster declaration.
Dozens of devastating sinkholes are threatening homes and businesses across Centurion, forcing residents to abandon properties and disrupting lives, while the City of Tshwane grapples with a R180 million budget shortfall for urgent repairs. With 59 documented sinkholes and more appearing after each rainfall, desperate residents call for national disaster declaration.
A massive R23. 5 million corruption scandal has engulfed Sedibeng District Municipality's licensing department, with mayor Lerato Maloka's stepson accused of stealing R5. 5m. The case reveals a pattern of systematic theft involving multiple officials over several years, raising serious questions about oversight and nepotism in the municipality's operations.
A massive R23. 5 million corruption scandal has engulfed Sedibeng District Municipality's licensing department, with mayor Lerato Maloka's stepson accused of stealing R5. 5m. The case reveals a pattern of systematic theft involving multiple officials over several years, raising serious questions about oversight and nepotism in the municipality's operations.
Violence erupts in Ditsobotla Local Municipality as leadership crisis deepens with two mayors, two speakers, and two municipal managers claiming authority. Provincial government launches investigation amid service delivery concerns and financial instability.
Johannesburg Mayor Dada Morero unveils comprehensive plan to address city's infrastructure and service delivery challenges, following President Ramaphosa's stern criticism ahead of November's G20 Summit.
The DA in Gauteng is demanding answers for the alleged disappearance of R24. 2 million allocated for a multi-purpose sports centre in eMfuleni's Palm Springs area. Despite substantial funding and a 2018 completion date, the site remains empty, raising serious questions about financial management and accountability in the troubled municipality.
ANCYL President Collen Malatji defends Zwelo Masilela's appointment as a senior researcher, asserting that blaming him for lacking qualifications is unjust.
Samwu has expressed concern over Mayor Nasiphi Moya's statement encouraging residents to record municipal officials, fearing it may lead to a hostile environment.
The Amajuba District Municipality has confirmed a Foot and Mouth Disease outbreak in cattle, urging farmers to adhere to strict control measures to prevent further spread.
Mangosuthu University of Technology has resumed in-person academic activities following the resolution of water supply issues that had necessitated a temporary shift to online learning.
“The responsibility of the state is to see for its people. We help the government by addressing social issues and poverty but they don’t seem to want to make our work easier. ”
Police engage in a fierce gunfight with armed suspects attempting to steal cables from the Fordsburg substation, highlighting the escalating violence linked to infrastructure theft in Johannesburg.
EThekwini Municipality's Cleansing and Solid Waste Unit plans to increase domestic refuse removal tariffs by 9. 9% from July 2025. This decision has sparked criticism from local residents and ratepayer associations, who argue that service delivery issues must be addressed before any price hikes.
Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi delivered the State of the Province Address at Tshwane Automotive Economic Zone, praising mayor Nasiphi Moya's leadership while announcing a R9. 6bn investment in TASEZ phase two, set to create over 6000 new jobs.