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.
The City of Ekurhuleni has expressed appreciation to the community of Thembisa for the peaceful protestation this morning (Monday, 16 October). Residents of Thembisa took to the streets this morning in protest over issues of billing and credit control. The protest was organized by the Thembisa Community Forum. Present to receive the grievances of the […]
The City of Ekurhuleni urges residents and businesses to implement water-saving measures while work continues to increase water storage levels in some areas. Water supply has been interrupted in multiple areas due to low supply from the bulk supplier, Rand Water, and of late increased demand from customers. City of Ekurhuleni’s spokesperson, Zweli Dlamini, says […]
The City of Ekurhuleni wishes to thank all its customers in parts of the Benoni area for their patience during waste removal service interruptions due to unforeseen circumstances over the past weekend. All waste removal backlog has been cleared in areas such as Wattville, Actonville, Kingsway, Etwatwa, and Daveyton. Residents are advised to continue to […]
The City of Ekurhuleni wishes to notify members of the public that the Weltevreden (Brakpan) and Simmer and Jack (Germiston) landfill sites are temporarily closed due to unforeseen circumstances. The City is attending to the situation and will keep the public informed of further developments in due course. All site users are advised to use […]
The City of Ekurhuleni has concluded two property lease agreements with a telecommunication company, GDF Holdings (Pty) LTD. This was announced by the MMC for Infrastructure and Real Estate, Cllr. Kgopelo Hollo at the Lease Agreements Summit in Kempton Park on 15 September 2023.
The City of Ekurhuleni is extremely concerned about the development of sinkholes along Rondebult Road in Boksburg. A new sinkhole was discovered yesterday (Thursday 14 September) adjacent to the first one which developed a few months ago.
The City, through the informal settlements re-blocking programme, has electrified 502 stands in Tokyo Sexwale and 240 in Ramaphosa settlements, Boksburg.
