The City of Ekurhuleni (CoE) is committed to promoting fairness, transparency, and economic development through its Supply Chain Management (SCM) processes. In line with recent legislative changes and policy updates, the City invites all interested service providers, businesses, and members of

Scammers Posing as Municipal Officials – Stay Alert! The City of Ekurhuleni is calling on all residents, service providers, small businesses, and contractors to remain vigilant against individuals pretending to represent the municipality in matters related to tenders and procurement. In recent months, fraudsters have been impersonating City officials, using fake names,

The City continues to roll out a transformative programme to boost local economies by establishing township business hubs. These hubs are designed to support small and informal businesses by offering access to trading spaces, incubation services, light manufacturing facilities, and business mentorship. Township economies play a vital role in driving grassroots economic

The City is calling on all Ekurhuleni based businesses to obtain the necessary operating licences and trading permits in compliance with the Businesses Act No. 71 of 1991. This requirement applies to an array of businesses, including restaurants, pubs, informal traders, and spaza shops. The City has noted a sizeable number of businesses that operate […]

We have recently been made aware of fraudulent activities targeting potential bidders. Scammers are impersonating City of Ekurhuleni officials and attempting to deceive suppliers into providing sensitive information or soliciting payments. In the most recent incident, a service provider was called by someone claiming to be from CoE informing them that they are recommended,

The Integrated Development and Planning (IDP) consultative meeting with the business sector got off on a flying start on Tuesday, 7 November at the Alberton Civic Centre.