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The eThekwini Water and Sanitation (EWS) Unit has established turnaround and governance frameworks, including leak detection, valve maintenance and customer data cleansing, contributing to a reduction in non-revenue water to 55.7%.
The metro intensified efforts to crackdown on illegally occupied buildings in Durban’s central business district and expanded the operational footprint of its municipal CCTV network, with more than 58% of command-centre cameras fully operational for criminal investigations and prosecutions.
The PeWG highlighted the formal transition of the Partnerships Framework to the newly established Economic Development Workstream (Workstream 8) to strengthen collaboration between government structures and the private sector.
When preparing proposals, bidders may receive partial reimbursement of development costs even if they are not ultimately awarded the project.
Aga Le Rona is a two-month service delivery intervention in Merafong intended to accelerate visible improvements to road infrastructure, including pothole patching, litter picking and cleaning, road markings, and beautification. The article says it is not once-off and will continue through coordinated work with municipalities and community stakeholders to address road infrastructure backlogs.
Use the IEC’s Online Candidate Nomination System (OCNS), an official platform that lets registered political parties and prospective independent candidates capture and manage candidate lists, upload supporting documentation, and process payments for elections, with reporting tools to monitor nomination progress.
The City of Johannesburg revised its UIFWE reduction strategy to align with National Treasury guidance and MFMA Circular 111 and 68 as part of its recovery and compliance process.
The City says it is borrowing responsibly and strategically to fund infrastructure renewal, including a multi-year facility of 200 million Euros (approximately R3.8 billion) secured from KfW for City Power electrical infrastructure.
The City says it is borrowing responsibly and strategically to fund infrastructure renewal, including approximately R1.75 billion for Johannesburg Water capital expenditure over the coming years.
The boards of Johannesburg Roads Agency, City Parks and Zoo, Johannesburg Development Agency, and Pikitup regularised a further R878.3 million among themselves.
The City regularised R918.4 million in expenditure following a formal investigation and a recommendation by its Municipal Public Accounts Committee.
The Mayoral Committee resolved to act on Pikitup’s cash flow and is prioritising an initial operational allocation to settle the payment backlog with service providers and restore supplier confidence.
