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CITY MANAGER KAGISO LERUTLA TO LAUNCH “FIXING THE FRONTLINE” AT KEMPTON PARK ENERGY DEPOT

The City Manager of the City of Ekurhuleni, Mr Kagiso Lerutla, will tomorrow, Tuesday, 13 January 2026, visit the Kempton Park Energy Depot as part of the official launch of the City Manager’s flagship service delivery programme, Fixing the Frontline. Fixing the Frontline is a focused service delivery and organisational renewal intervention aimed at restoring […]
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Bids Awarded December 2025

TENDER NR STATUS DESCRIPTION OF CONTRACT MONTHREPORTED SUPPLIER REPORTED AMOUNT PS-HS 02-2025 AWARDED The appointment of professional service providers for Pre-Planning and Town Planning activities for Human Settlements Development Projects, on as and when required basis, from date of award until 30 June 2028 Dec-25 RENDZANZA CONSULTING ENGINEERS/TIISETSO TSOTETSI PROJECTS
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Bids Awarded November 2025

TENDER  STATUS DESCRIPTION OF CONTRACT MONTHREPORTED SUPPLIER REPORTED AMOUNT A – PT 02 – 2024 AWARDED The appointment of a Panel of Contractors for Construction of BUS RAPID TRANSPORT (BRT) Mix Traffic Route and Associated Infrastructure on an as and when required basis from date of award until 30 June 2027. Nov-25 Gaby Glass TA […]
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CITY OF EKURHULENI CONFIRMS PRECAUTIONARY SUSPENSION OF HEAD OF HUMAN RESOURCES

The City of Ekurhuleni confirms that the Head of Department for Human Resources, Ms Linda Gxasheka, has been placed on precautionary suspension, with immediate effect. This decision follows a resolution of the Municipal Council taken on 18 November 2025, which delegated authority to the City Manager to consider and implement precautionary suspensions in terms of […]
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WELTEVREDEN LANDFILL SITE CLOSED DUE TO ESCALATING ILLEGAL MINING ACTIVITIES

Operations at the Weltevreden landfill site in Brakpan have been halted due to escalating dangerous working conditions resulting from illegal mining activities and clashes between illegal miners and waste reclaimers. The city has closed the landfill site to protect employees and customers from potential harm. The site will remain closed indefinitely until the environment