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Before reporting issues to the City Integrity and Investigations, individuals must first attempt to resolve disputes internally within their department by speaking to involved officials or their supervisors.
Individuals can report acts of maladministration, fraud, or corruption involving councillors. Complaints must first be submitted to the Office of the Honourable Speaker before being escalated to the City Integrity and Investigations.
The Ethekwini Metropolitan Municipality has launched a new fleet of commuter buses and water services vehicles valued at R300 million. This fleet is now operational and available to serve residents across the city.
You may swim at any beach listed as 'OPEN' in the water quality results, provided the e-coli levels are within acceptable limits. These beaches have been tested and deemed safe for swimming as of 24 August 2026.
Public swimming pools listed in the document are open to all members of the public during specified operating hours. No application or fee is required to use them.
Even if a beach is closed for swimming due to poor water quality, you may still enjoy other recreational activities such as walking, sunbathing, or fishing, as long as you do not enter the water.
Public swimming pools listed as open are accessible to the public during specified operating hours. These pools are maintained and monitored for safety and cleanliness.
You can swim at beaches that are marked as 'OPEN' on this report. These beaches have acceptable or excellent water quality based on E-coli levels, making them safe for swimming.
Residents, businesses, visitors, and job seekers can use the interactive map on the eThekwini Municipality website to locate key municipal services, facilities, and landmarks across Durban.
The Cities and Biodiversity Outlook (CBO) is a global publication launched at the Cities for Life Summit, providing insights into challenges and opportunities for cities in biodiversity conservation.
The eThekwini Municipality is rolling out new electricity and water meters across the city to improve utility management and billing accuracy.
The newly-revamped Dorothy Nyembe Clinic in uMlazi G Section has been officially reopened by the eThekwini Mayor, offering improved healthcare services to the community.
