The City of Ekurhuleni’s proactive Pothole Repair Blitzs Programme, launched in May 2025, has successfully repaired over 50 kilometres of roads, covering approximately 275 000m2 of pothole damages. In addition, more than 7 800 stormwater systems have been thoroughly cleaned, and 3 600 traffic
The City of Ekurhuleni has set aside R275 million for urgent maintenance of roads, stormwater drainages, road signage and bridges in the current budget for 2025/26 financial year. This allocation is crucial to make progress in road maintenance, including repairs of potholes, clearing of drainages and restoration of damaged bridges. The city has further committed […]
The City of Ekurhuleni has cancelled the R1 500 (Excluding VAT) electricity reconnection fee for stolen residential service connection cables, thus easing the financial burden on residents. The city will now provide free replacement of stolen service connections to customers excluding businesses. Replacement of a stolen service connection cable on business customers will
In the heart of Ekurhuleni’s commitment to a greener future lies a powerful truth: sustainability begins at home, starting with the very buildings where municipal employees work every day. The sustainable use of energy and water in buildings has become an imperative, it’s key not just to tackling climate change, but to improving the performance […]
The City of Ekurhuleni is appalled by persistent vandalism and theft of key components necessary to return damaged Dukathole substation to full functionality. This vandalism and theft are not only crimes, but they also cause inconvenience to many other electricity users and are costly to the city. Dukathole substation in Germiston is heavily affected by […]
Waste removal services has been fully restored in Daveyton and Etwatwa after prolonged interruptions. Round refuse collection will be rendered as per the refuse collection calendar days. Customers are advised to adhere to the calendar. Meanwhile, services such as litter picking and street sweeping services on main routes and CBDs, including around schools will be […]
The Department of Roads and Transport Management in the City of Ekurhuleni wishes to distance itself from the misinformation in the social media regarding the Harambee Bus Rapid Transport (BRT) service extending to Reiger Park soon. The department, through its Integrated Public Transport Network (IPTN) Unit, seeks to clarify that the information peddled in the […]
Work to reconstruct the Palm Ridge substation which caught fire on Thursday, 3 July 2025 is progressing well. Preliminary tests of the transformers are complete, and two of the transformers can take load, and one is still undergoing repairs. The city is considering a temporary contingency supply to bypass the burnt building to restore supply […]
The City of Ekurhuleni informs commuters of a temporary suspension of Harambee Bus Rapid Transport (BRT) services due to a contractual dispute between the city and the BRT operator. The affected services include the bus and station operations, and ticket sales. The city is currently engaged with the operator for a speedy resolution of the […]
The City of Ekurhuleni is resorting to the exclusive use of hot mix asphalt for pothole repairs and road rehabilitation – a significant shift in its road maintenance strategy. A substantial amount of R285 million has been allocated for a citywide pothole repair campaign. A further R50 million is allocated to the Sivala Ama-pothole blitz, […]











