City of tshwane
Court interdict obtained against Samwu workers after violent Tshwane protest
The metro, which has been put under administration, said the disagreements had a devastating impact on efficient service delivery.
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Former acting Tshwane mayor Abel Tau backs Samwu workers after protest
The City of Tshwane caved to the demands of the South African Municipal Workers Union (Samwu) to pay a 6.25% salary increase.
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Tshwane Samwu workers to protest again today over wage agreement
On Tuesday, workers stormed Tshwane House as police fired rubber bullets at those who vandalised the main gate and forced their way into the building.
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Tshwane’s A Re Yeng bus services suspended due to Samwu protest
The city said the decision was taken for safety reasons to protect drivers and commuters as well as its assets.
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Tshwane’s EMS ambulances back in operation after suspension
The service was temporarily suspended earlier this month after the Gauteng Department of Health failed to renew the operating license.
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City of Tshwane closes 3 clinics after staff members test positive for COVID-19
The Folang, Silverton and Rosslyn clinics have been temporarily closed and will re-opened next week.
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Plans underway to elect new Tshwane mayor on Friday, says DA
The municipality was expected to hold its first virtual meeting with councillors to elect Stevens Mokgapala’s replacement.
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Tshwane DA questions appointment of Sars panel over metro's R6.9bn expenditure
Gauteng Cogta MEC Lebogang Maile said that the Democratic Alliance administration of the City of Tshwane had racked up at least R6.9 billion in fruitless and irregular expenditure and the Sars legal panel has been roped in to try and recover that.
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Maile: DA left Tshwane with 645 costly legal disputes over supply processes
The MEC said irregularities and maladministration in awarding of tenders by the previous DA-led administration in the City of Tshwane had left the city under-resourced in its efforts to combat COVID-19.
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Tshwane DA administration racked up R6.9bn in irregular expenditure - Maile
Gauteng Cooperative Governance MEC Lebogang Maile said that they'd found various irregularities and financial mismanagement, with the city losing over R400 million during the period of political unrest.
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DA heads to court to have dissolution of Tshwane council overturned
This after the African National Congress (ANC) and the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) launched applications to appeal the ruling.
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DA’s Tshwane mayoral candidate outlines plans for governing metro
Randall Williams said he had prepared a special response ready for the City of Tshwane.
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DA wants Gauteng Cogta MEC Maile suspended following Tshwane ruling
Judge President Dustan Mlambo on Wednesday declared the decision as unlawful and set it aside, accusing the provincial government of interference in the affairs of the metro.
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Court overturns decision to place City of Tshwane under administration
Premier David Makhura announced the metro’s dissolution, saying it failed to provide services.
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Gauteng govt confident court will rule in its favour over Tshwane council matter
On Tuesday, the High Court heard an urgent application by the DA challenging the decision by provincial government to dissolve the council.
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DA believes it has solid case to oppose decision to dissolve Tshwane Council
On Tuesday, the North Gauteng High Court heard an urgent application against the Gauteng government's move to intervene in the capital's affairs.
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DA fights placement of Tshwane under administration in Pretoria court
The DA wants the Gauteng government’s decision to dissolve the council to be reviewed set aside and declared invalid.
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Ex-West Rand mayor Mpho Nawa appointed as 1 of 10 Tshwane administrators
Tshwane was officially placed under administration after the decision was endorsed by the National Council of Provinces and Cogta Minister Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma.
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Maile announces 10 administrators to take over troubled Tshwane council
Gauteng Cooperative Governance MEC Lebogang Maile said the team consists of five men and five women who will be in the metro for 90 days to ensure services in the capital are fast-tracked.
