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This programme supports small, medium, and micro enterprises (SMMEs) and co-operatives by providing access to financial literacy, start-up capital, bridging finance, equity finance, access grants, operational capital, and ongoing financial advisory services. It also helps connect SMMEs with financial institutions for further funding.
CRUs offer affordable rental accommodation for households with a total monthly income between R800 and R3,500. These units are often located in upgraded former hostels and include private sanitation and cooking facilities.
The municipality owns and lets approximately 6,000 rental units in various areas including Chatsworth, Isipingo, Landsdowne, Umkomaas, Wentworth, Merebank, Hilary, Lamontville, Newlands, Sydenham, Marianridge, Wiggins, Phoenix, Verulam, Tongaat, Westbrook, and Umbilo. Tenants may be eligible to purchase their unit under the Enhanced Extended Discount Benefit Scheme.
The municipality facilitates subsidised rental housing for households earning between R1,500 and R20,000 per month. This option is suitable for those who do not qualify for free housing or prefer a more flexible tenure arrangement.
Fully subsidized houses are available for households earning less than R3,500 per month. These homes are allocated to people from informal settlements, those in overcrowded backyards, and special cases such as disabled individuals, child-headed households, and military veterans. Informal settlements are upgraded in-situ when possible.
This is a form available for individuals or entities to apply for a Certificate of Registration (COR) through the Ethekwini Metropolitan Municipality. The application can be submitted via the online portal or by visiting the City Hall office.
Residents can schedule an appointment to apply for a new driver's license, renew an existing one, or update their license details through the online booking system provided by the Ethekwini Metropolitan Municipality.
If internal appeals have been exhausted, individuals may file a formal complaint with the Information Regulator using Form 5. This is the final step in the process when access to information is denied.
Individuals can request a copy of the Information Regulator's guide by completing Form 1, which is specifically designed for this purpose.
If a person disagrees with a decision made by the Information Officer regarding their request, they may file an internal appeal using Form 4. The appeal will be reviewed by the Office of the City Manager.
Individuals can request access to records held by the Ethekwini Metropolitan Municipality by completing Form 2 and submitting it to the Deputy Information Officer. The request must be processed within 30 days, with a possible extension of another 30 days if needed.
Residents of the Ethekwini Municipality may be eligible for a rebate on their municipal rates. This is a financial relief measure offered to qualifying individuals, particularly those who meet certain criteria such as income level or status as a senior citizen or person with a disability.
