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Individual waste collectors, reclaimers, and street waste pickers can sell their recyclable waste at designated Buyback Centres located across eThekwini. These centres support recycling and energy generation by purchasing recyclables from informal waste workers.
Residents can use Community Drop-off Centres like the one in Hillcrest and Westville Civic Centre to dispose of recyclable materials. These centres are managed by local groups and support community-based waste management.
Residents can bring their garden waste and old household items to any of the designated DSW Garden Refuse Sites located throughout the eThekwini area for free disposal.
UThando Glow Beauty and Wellness, a Durban-based entrepreneur, showcased her skincare range at the 2025 Global Entrepreneurship Festival. This represents an opportunity for local entrepreneurs to gain global visibility.
The police can be contacted at any time through the national emergency number 10111 for immediate assistance with criminal incidents, traffic issues, or other urgent matters.
The eThekwini Fire and Emergency Services are available 24 hours a day to respond to fires, rescue people and animals, prevent further loss, and assist in emergencies. Residents and visitors can call the emergency number to report incidents and receive immediate help.
An interactive map feature on the Ethekwini Metropolitan Municipality website that allows residents, visitors, and businesses to locate key municipal services, facilities, and offices across Durban.
Undertakers can register with the municipality if they are already registered with the Department of Home Affairs and hold a valid Certificate of Competency from the Department of Environmental Health. This registration allows access to official services and procedures related to cemeteries and crematoria operations.
The municipality monitors and supervises the quality and availability of water used for drinking, recreation, and industry. This includes testing water samples, ensuring safe treatment and disposal of wastewater, and preventing waterborne diseases.
The municipality conducts routine inspections of food handling premises, investigates foodborne disease outbreaks, and enforces food safety laws to ensure food is safe, wholesome, and properly labelled.
Residents and visitors can report faults related to electricity supply, such as outages, damaged poles, or unsafe conditions.
Users can report any visible or suspected water leaks in pipes, roads, or properties within the municipality.
