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President Cyril Ramaphosa discusses the achievements of the Presidential eThekwini Working Group, highlighting improvements in water supply, safety, and economic revitalisation in the region.
Tshwane's MMC for Road and Transport, Tlangi Mogale, faces criticism from Ga-Rankuwa residents after her remarks on social media regarding their efforts to fill potholes.
Residents of Phoenix have expressed their concerns over the future of Stanmore Park, fearing that proposed developments could compromise the green space's integrity and community well-being.
Enzo Coppola advocates for community collaboration in managing sports facilities in eThekwini, as the municipality establishes a new committee to oversee lease agreements and ensure sustainability
Residents in Langa, Bonteheuwel, and surrounding areas faced significant power outages on Easter Sunday due to a major cable fault caused by vandalism. City energy teams are working around the clock to restore electricity, with updates being shared through community WhatsApp groups.
Residents in Langa and surrounding areas faced a challenging on Easter Sunday as a major power outage, caused by vandalism, left them in the dark.
Quentin Meyer, the councillor for Pretoria North's ward 2, faces a backlash after staging a protest by planting trees in a pothole-ridden road, highlighting the community's frustration over poor service delivery from the City of Tshwane.
Manor Gardens has been approved as a Special Rating Area, promising enhanced community services and collaboration with local institutions. However, concerns about the effectiveness of such initiatives in addressing existing service delivery issues remain
Plans are underway to restore the Tongaat Museum, a vital cultural landmark that has suffered neglect. Community leaders are demanding accountability from local authorities to ensure the preservation of Tongaat's rich heritag
Msunduzi Municipality unveils a draft budget aimed at uplifting vulnerable communities, ensuring inclusive budgeting and sustainable service delivery amidst rising costs
Msunduzi ratepayers advocate for a collaborative forum to address municipal challenges and push for a forensic investigation into corruption, as the newly formed Premier’s Msunduzi Working Group begins its mandate
Faheema Majiet, a 63-year-old pensioner from Macassar, pleads for help as her home becomes a haven for crime and is surrounded by sand dunes, leaving her feeling unsafe and neglected by local authorities.
Residents of eThekwini Municipality are mobilising for a rates boycott due to ongoing service delivery failures, including water and electricity shortages. Community leaders express frustration over high tariffs and deteriorating infrastructure, urging the ANC to take action.
City Power has intensified its efforts to combat illegal electricity connections in Alexandra Township, leading to significant confiscations and raising concerns among residents about their rights and dignity.
MARRC has been awarded the Visibility and Social Media Award by the Hlanganisa Community Fund, recognising their exceptional online presence and community engagement efforts.
Heuweloord residents staged a protest over prolonged power outages caused by a fire at the Brakfontein Substation, expressing frustration towards municipal promises of restoration.
Discover how Cape Town's innovative fog harvesting project aims to enhance water resilience in the wake of the 2017-2018 water crisis, and learn about the city's ongoing commitment to sustainable water solutions.
While “Day Zero” may be a thing of the past, it introduced a hyperawareness to the City of Cape Town's water supply challenges that the province faced.
The City of Tshwane reports significant progress in restoring power to Centurion suburbs following the Brakfontein Substation explosion.
The Rural Doctors Association of Southern Africa urges the Department of Health to prioritise the recruitment of healthcare professionals in rural areas, following the recent approval to hire 1,650 workers amid a growing healthcare crisis.
Citizens are losing trust in the government system because of its inability to deliver for them, leading them to invest more in private services.
South Africa's National Health Council has announced a R1. 78 billion initiative to recruit 1 650 healthcare professionals, with doctors' unions welcoming the plan while nursing organisations condemn the allocation of only 200 nursing positions as 'shockingly inadequate' amid critical staff shortages and burnout.
The eThekwini Municipality is facing significant water supply challenges, prompting the introduction of a new water and sanitation strategy.
Seven years after Cape Town narrowly escaped 'Day Zero' when taps were set to run dry, discover how the city has implemented a R300 million New Water Programme with innovative solutions including desalination, water reuse, and groundwater projects that will add 300 million litres daily by 2030. Learn the vital lessons that transformed a crisis into a blueprint for climate resilience.
Mayor Moya reveals ambitious plans to revitalise Tshwane's state-owned assets and boost employment through new by-laws supporting small businesses in townships.