The City of Ekurhuleni apologises for the inconvenience caused to residents as a result of the disruption in refuse collection services affecting Tsakani, Langaville, Wattville, Daveyton-Etwatwa, Duduza, Kwa-Thema, Tembisa 1 & 2, Norkem Park, Thokoza and Palmridge.
Last month, myself and the Executive Mayor, Ald. Tania Campbell met with senior officials of the City to resolve the waste collection backlog.
The City of Ekurhuleni wishes to notify residents in the Kempton Park area of a planned refuse collection backlog recovery plan for the area, set for Saturday 08 October and Sunday 09 October. Residents are advised to keep their 240L wheelie bins in their yards for now, and only take them out on Saturday 08 […]
Progress is being made by the Department of Waste and Sanitation to clear the backlog in refuse removal across the City.
The continuous illegal dumping at the wetland in Elandsfontein poses a danger to learners from the nearby Sizwe Secondary School, aqua life, and birds.
The City of Ekurhuleni is on course to fight the scourge of illegal dumping disguised as recycling activities at Little Maseru situated at Brickfield Road near Katlehong...
Ekurhuleni has deployed more trucks in areas hardest hit by the waste backlog in recent weeks...
The City of Ekurhuleni wishes to notify members of the public utilizing the Weltevreden landfill site in Brakpan of an urgent temporal closure as of 01 July, 2022...
The Simmer and Jack landfill site in Germiston is back to being fully operational, following a temporary closure due to the fire that engulfed the facility on Sunday evening, 15 May 2022...
Caption: Thembisa 2 CCC manager, Makhosazana Dhladhla with a yellow top during the Siyaqhuba Service Delivery programme Illegal dumping continues to be a sore sight to the communities of the City of Ekurhuleni. In a bid to mitigate illegal dumping, the City has implemented a number of interventions – some of which are effective in other […]