Year: 2025

GERMISTON – The City of Ekurhuleni has successfully, with contribution from water consumers, maintained an average water consumption of 987,703 kilolitres per day over the last six months that is below the City’s licence target of 1 022 000 kilolitres per day.

GERMISTON – The City of Ekurhuleni handed over title deeds to over 50 residents ofKwaThema Extension 3, today, 19 September 2025.The beneficiaries expressed their excitement and thanked the city for the long-awaited, life-changing housing units.The new homeowners were cautioned against using

The City of Ekurhuleni welcomes the ruling of the Essential Services Committee (ESC), delivered on 17 September 2025, which refused the application by the Municipal Employees and Civil Servants Union (MECSU) to amend the categories of designated essential service employees. The status quo

The City of Ekurhuleni has secured a Court Order in the matter of City of Ekurhuleni versus MECSU & Others (Case No. 159218/2025). Residents and employees are urged to report any violations or contraventions of this order immediately. Let’s protect our services, public infrastructure and

The City of Ekurhuleni wishes to reassure residents and customers that key services remain unaffected by the ongoing strike by the members of Municipal Employees and Civil Servants Union (MECSU) in some parts of the region. The city has noted some isolated incidents of obstruction of employees,

The City of Ekurhuleni has noted the announcement by the Municipal Employees and Civil Servants Union (MECSU) that its members intend to continue their strike action on Monday, 15 September 2025, at the OR Tambo Government Precinct and Civic Centre. The City reminds MECSU and its members that

After having received notification from Municipal Employees and Civil Servants Union (MECSU) to embark on a strike from yesterday, 11 September 2025, the city would like to reassure residents that services remain stable and uninterrupted. The strike is about a demand to convert some employees