The Harambee BRT buses are the first diesel operated in the City to feature a Euro5 emissions technology. This technology puts the transport system at the cutting edge of improved air quality and environmental sustainability by reducing pollution. Member of Mayoral Committee (MMC) for Transport

John Phalane, a resident of Norkem Park, was one happy man following the clearing of a stormwater manhole by the City. The blocked stormwater manhole in Mooirivier Road was blocked from underneath the surface, and as a result water was flowing to nearby residences. “The water was flowing to my house and I was so […]

Serena and Miller streets in Croydon, Kempton Park, now boast clear road marking making the roads safer for pedestrians and motorists. Local resident Edwin Griffiths said he logged a call about the faded road markings through the City’s My CoE App. “Two days later the guys from the municipality were on sight to paint the […]

The City’s Department of Roads and Stormwater visited Bredell in Kempton Park recently to ensure that the stormwater drains are unblocked and flooding avoided with coming summer rains. Fourth Street has been attended to and the scope of work included the removal of debris and other objects such as plastic bottles, paper and cans that […]

October is regarded as Transport Month where campaigns, that seeks to raise awareness of the important role played by the transport fraternity in the economy and the society at large, are held nationally.  During Transport Month, the City of Ekurhuleni through the Transport and Fleet Management Department revisit the realities faced by the transport sector […]

The Gauteng Department of Roads and Transport in conjunction with the City of Ekurhuleni officially reopened Snake Road on Monday, 5 October 2020. Snake Road has been closed since November 2019 after a sinkhole formed. Gauteng Road and Transport Acting Deputy Director-General Victor Phala said COVID-19 delayed the completion of the project as it was […]