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A communication sent to members enrolled in the two-pot pension system, explaining changes, contributions, and withdrawal rules related to their pension funds.
The City, together with private-sector partners Fundamentum Property Developers, Investec, and the Adeo Group, has begun construction of KwaZulu-Natal's first Leroy Merlin store in Cornubia as part of Phase 1.
The City has released 17 properties located on the Beachfront, including prominent sites, for potential development. These properties are available to investors and developers aiming to contribute to economic growth and job creation.
Library patrons can borrow up to 10 books for 14 days, with the option to renew for another two weeks. A valid library card is required.
Residents can apply for a library membership card to access books and other resources. Applicants must visit their nearest library, complete a form, and provide a copy of their ID and proof of address.
Users can search the library catalogue online using title, author, ISBN, or check their borrowing history, reading preferences, and most used books.
The public can join various programmes such as storytelling, spelling bees, book launches, career expos, literacy summits, and celebrations of international and national days like World Book Day and South African Library Week.
The department conducts regular greenhouse gas inventories to track emissions sources across sectors such as transportation, industry, and energy use, aiding in targeted emission reductions.
This program focuses on sustainable urban planning to ensure new developments adhere to climate-smart principles, reducing energy consumption and increasing green space.
The city has introduced the BRT system to promote sustainable and efficient public transportation, reducing transportation-related emissions.
The municipality promotes the use of renewable energy such as solar and wind in both public and private sectors. This includes supporting solar power systems in municipal buildings and local businesses.
Residents and businesses can apply for a new water connection when building a new home, office, factory, or moving into existing premises where the account needs to be transferred. The process involves submitting a Green Form at a Customer Service Centre with supporting documents such as an approved building plan and proof of ownership.
