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The public can provide feedback on the services and operations of the Ethekwini Metropolitan Municipality through an online form or contact channels listed on the website.
The public can use free Wi-Fi at 15 designated centres across Durban to access online services, including job applications, student financial aid, and academic projects.
Buyers can deposit cash or electronically credit their buyer accounts at the Durban Fresh Produce Market. Cash can be deposited at the market or at any Nedbank branch, while electronic transfers require the buyer’s card number as a reference. Deposit slips must be submitted to the credit cashier, faxed, or emailed.
A personalized card that allows individuals and businesses to purchase fresh produce at the Durban Fresh Produce Market. It is required for all purchases and must be obtained by submitting an application form with ID and address proof, and for businesses, registration documents. The card is collected within two working days.
Buyers can purchase fresh produce from any of the six market agents by selecting items and quantities, receiving a docket, and presenting it with their buyer’s card to a terminal operator. Upon processing, they receive a produce removal note to collect the goods.
The public can view speeches delivered by officials of the Ethekwini Metropolitan Municipality through the official corporate website. These speeches may cover municipal projects, policies, events, and community updates.
The Ethekwini Metropolitan Municipality provides a range of application forms for various municipal services. These forms are available online through the official website and can be used by residents, businesses, and visitors to apply for permits, licenses, and other services offered by the municipality.
Struggling residents may qualify for free basic services including free electricity, 6kl of free water, sewage disposal for usage below 300 litres per day, and free refuse removal under the municipality's Indigent policy.
Customers with debt accumulated up to January 2025 can pay 50% of their outstanding balance and the city will write off the remaining 50%. This applies to residential and business customers, including those with unpaid water loss claims.
The public can learn about the general valuation process, which must be conducted at least once every four years under the Municipal Property Rates Act.
Businesses can apply online for Scheduled Trade permits or Trade Effluent permits through the municipality's digital platform. These permits are required for regulated commercial activities involving emissions or waste discharge.
The public can search for civil society organisations providing vital services within the eThekwini Municipality. This supports collaboration and outreach efforts.
