City of tshwane
City of Tshwane looking into water supply interruptions, not sure of cause
The City said water levels at some of its reservoirs have plummeted after it received complaints of intermitted water supply from its customers.
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Madibeng municipality in talks with City of Tshwane over R250 million debt
The City of Tshwane said it approached the courts after Madibeng repeatedly failed to honour its commitments to pay a more than R250 million debt for bulk water supply.
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City of Tshwane reveals townships with highest municipal debt, vows to collect
The city launched the campaign in February, which targeted government departments, big business, employees and residential properties in an attempt to collect millions of rands in municipal debts.
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Eskom confirms R876m debt settlement by City of Tshwane
The municipality was supposed to pay its debt by 17 June this year but finally paid it on Thursday instead.
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Faced with poor service delivery, ratepayers question municipal tariff hikes
Municipal tariff hikes kicked in on 1 July and with ratepayers having to fork out a little more for their services, many say they are battling to see the value for their hard-earned money. Municipalities say they are in a catch-22 situation, saying that non-payment affects service delivery.
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Second sample shows water in some Tshwane areas not safe for consumption
Residents in the city have been complaining about the water quality, saying it was discoloured and smelly.
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There is nothing wrong with the water despite discolouration - City of Tshwane
Residents in Bronkhorstspruit, Zithobeni and Rethabiseng expressed concern about the discolouration of the water in their areas.
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City of Tshwane says independent mediator needed to solve Areyeng bus dispute
Road and Transport MMC for the City of Tshwane, Dikeledi Selowa said the City cannot intervene in third party issues however she said it will assist where it can.
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Williams: Tshwane's indigent programme will transform residents' quality of life
During his State of the City Address, Tshwane Mayor Randall Williams said that through the city's indigent programme, qualifying residents would also get a 100% rebate on the value of the property and refuse removal.
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City of Tshwane serves letter of intention to fire workers over strike
It's alleged a small group of workers affiliated to Samwu downed tools earlier this month but the union said this is simply not true.
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City of Tshwane invests R134m in project to refurbish Wapadrand substation
Mayor Randall Williams launched the refurbishment project on Thursday after years of intermittent breakdowns and at least two fires which led to prolonged power outages in several communities in Pretoria East.
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City of Tshwane: National and provincial govt owe R1.2bn on utility accounts
The metro is on a drive to recover the money from debtors, which include businesses, residential property owners and even government-owned property.
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City of Tshwane clarifies reason for Gautrain's Hatfield station being cut off
The city confirmed to Eyewitness News that the disconnection had nothing to do with its water or electricity account.
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Gautrain says account up to date after Hatfield station services cut
The city cut services to the Hatfield station, saying that the Gautrain owed it R10 million.
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Gautrain takes City of Tshwane to court after its power, water are disconnected
However, Gautrain said the Hatfield Station has a pre-paid electricity metre and the account was not only up to date but was in fact in credit to the value of about R120,000.
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City of Tshwane teams going door-to-door to recover R17 billion in unpaid bills
Big corporates, residential customers and even government departments have had their services cut off due to their failure to settle utility bills.
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Tshwane to continue cutting services for owing clients despite legal threats
The metro has been cutting off water and electricity supply to several business and government departments whose accounts have been in arrears for more than three months.
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City of Tshwane recouping money owed after cutting off services
The city said that some government departments, embassies, businesses and homeowners who owe millions in unpaid utility bills had now started making payments to the metro.
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City of Tshwane vows to continue cutting services to clients who are in arrears
The city is owed around R17 billion in rates, power and other services.
