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Suppliers and businesses can visit SCM customer servicing branches in person to receive assistance with procurement queries, registrations, and complaints.
Suppliers can register on the EThekwini Supplier Portal to gain access to procurement opportunities, submit tenders, and manage their profiles.
Registered suppliers can use the Supplier Self-Service Portal to manage their tender submissions, track progress, and update information.
If you remain dissatisfied after the review of your objection, you may appeal to the Valuation Appeal Board. The appeal process involves submitting a form and attending a hearing, with details provided after the objection outcome.
Individual waste collectors, reclaimers, and street waste pickers can sell their recyclable waste at designated Buyback Centres across eThekwini. Residents who collect recyclables can also earn money by bringing them to these centres.
Residents can drop off recyclable materials at designated Community Drop Off Centres managed by local groups like Keep Hillcrest Beautiful. These sites help support recycling efforts in the community.
Residents can dispose of garden waste and old household items at one of the DSW Garden Refuse Sites located throughout the eThekwini area. These sites are free to use and open to all residents.
Residents and businesses can set up automatic monthly deductions from their bank accounts to pay municipal bills. This method ensures timely payments without manual effort, as long as sufficient funds are available on the agreed date.
Customers can pay their municipal bills using electronic transfers through their bank. However, they must ensure their name and account number are correctly entered to avoid delays or non-credit of payments.
Residents and members of the public can report any suspected cases of fraud or corruption within the eThekwini Municipality. The service is free and available through a toll-free hotline or in person at City Hall.
Individuals who have a grievance related to a department's actions but not involving fraud or corruption must first attempt to resolve the issue internally by speaking to the relevant official or their superior before escalating it to City Integrity and Investigations.
Individuals can report acts of maladministration, fraud, or corruption committed by elected councillors. These complaints must first be submitted to the Office of the Honourable Speaker before being escalated to City Integrity and Investigations.
