The city’s waste removal services will be fully operational during the festive season except on Christmas Day – 25 December. All sections that are due to be serviced on the Monday of Christmas will be serviced the next day, which is Tuesday 26 December. On all the other days including New
Waste removal has been restored to Eastern parts of Ekurhuleni which experienced an interruption for the better part of last week. Solid waste trucks are out and about rendering the service and addressing the backlog that was created in areas such as Tsakani, Duduza, KwaThema, Langaville, Wattville, and Actonville, when service providers pulled out due […]
The City’s continuous outstanding performance took centre stage at the Rand Water’s 120 Years Legacy Celebration and Awards ceremony held at the Hilton Hotel in Sandton on Friday. Ekurhuleni’s overall management of providing quality drinking water and unwavering efforts of sufficient water supply to its customer continues to be a clear benchmark for other municipalities
The City of Ekurhuleni has noted a strain on the water supply system due to the current high temperatures which are currently exceeding 30 degrees Celsius. The city, therefore, urges customers to use water sparingly to reduce demand. Reduction of demand is particularly important since the South African Weather Service (SAWS) has forecast that temperatures […]
“Stay calm, stay focused, listen attentively and allow the client to say what he/she wants to say before you react”: this is the sound advice of the winner of this year’s City of Ekurhuleni Road to Excellent Service Awards in the annual Call Centre competition – Kharmen Human. Human walked away with the award which […]
The City of Ekurhuleni would like to apologise for the inconvenience caused to all residents as a result of the disruption in refuse collection services affecting Tsakane, Langaville, Actonville, Wattville, Daveyton-Etwatwa, Duduza, Kwa-Thema.
The City of Ekurhuleni is today joining the cities of the world in commemorating World Planning Day. This day, which puts the spotlight on the city planning profession, has been celebrated throughout the world for decades now.
Illegal dumping continues to be the leading cause of stormwater system blockages in the City of Ekurhuleni. The MMC for Transport Planning, Roads and Stormwater, Andile Mngwevu said this during the launch of the City’s Stormwater System Cleaning Programme in Langaville yesterday. “We encourage our communities to desist from dumping foreign objects into our stormwater
On average, the City attends to about 5,000 sewer complaints per month and spends almost R364 million per annum on sewer maintenance.
The City of Ekurhuleni would like to inform residents of Tsakani, KwaThema, Duduza and Langaville about the disruption to waste removal services due to unforeseen circumstances which are receiving attention.









