Ethekwini
Zikalala outlines plans to rebuild battered KZN economy following unrest
It’s estimated that 129,000 jobs are on the line in eThekwini alone, following mass lootings and violent protests that claimed over 300 lives nationwide.
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Gumede unfazed by pre-trial delays, says she'll patiently wait
Zandile Gumede and several of her co-accused appeared in the Durban High Court on Monday on charges of fraud, corruption, money laundering and racketeering.
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Opposition parties in eThekwini blame ANC for water supply crisis
The office of the Auditor-General has flagged the city for losing about 52% of its freshwater annually through leaks and burst pipes.
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Some ANC eThekwini branches call for national general council within 90 days
About 100 ANC members representing branches from eThekwini gathered in Durban on Sunday and pledged allegiance to suspended secretary general Ace Magashule and former President Jacob Zuma.
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Some ANC branches in eThekwini call for Magashule to be reinstated as SG
Magashule was suspended by his party last week for failing to step aside after he was given 30 days as per the ANC’s resolution.
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Pro-Gumede ANC eThekwini branches say she will emerge victorious as chair
Gumede and 21 others face fraud, corruption and money laundering charges linked to tender fraud amounting to a revised figure of R320 million.
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State: Gumede unduly benefited R2.9m from eThekwini waste collection tender
Gumede and 21 others face fraud, corruption and racketeering charges relating to the dodgy tender amounting to a revised figure of R320 million, excluding VAT.
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Zandile Gumede & co-accused face 2,786 counts as case moves to High Court
The accused - who include private entities and municipal officials - allegedly colluded in a waste collection tender amounting to over R430 million.
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Zandile Gumede, 20 others accused of corruption back in court today
The accused, which include private entities and municipal officials, allegedly colluded in a waste collection tender amounting to over R430 million.
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eThekwini’s first democratically elected mayor Sipho Ngwenya to be laid to rest
He served as mayor of eThekwini from 1994 to 1996 and later became chairperson of the KwaZulu-Natal Local Government Association.
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eThekwini ANC branches opposed to corruption-accused Magashule stepping aside
President Cyril Ramaphosa revealed on Sunday that the party’s NEC had adopted the guidelines saying this is an important step towards renewing the party and strengthening its credibility and integrity.
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Zandile Gumede wants case struck off the roll if delayed again
Gumede and 17 others are expected to return to the Durban Specialised Commercial Crimes Court in connection with tender fraud at the eThekwini Municipality amounting over R400 million.
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660 homeless people in eThekwini have stopped using drugs, say municipality
At the beginning of the had lockdown in March, the city was forced to find shelter for more than 2,000 people living on the streets.
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eThekwini devises plan to ease effect of load shedding on local economy
Ethekwini acting city manager Sipho Cele said 70% of the fuel for the country comes from the two refineries in the south Durban basin and preferential load shedding will ensure that systems such as these are not interrupted.
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KZN ANC not sure how Ramaphosa corruption letter will impact Gumede
Gumede was sworn into the provincial legislature last week, despite being out on bail.
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Duduzane Zuma throws his weight behind Zandile Gumede’s new appointment
Zuma congratulated Gumede on her legislature appointment and added that she should be considered "innocent until proven guilty".
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Zandile Gumede blames media for her removal as eThekwini Mayor
Without offering any evidence to back her claim, she's told eNCA on Thursday morning that the media has an agenda against women.
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eThekwini Mayor Mxolisi Kaunda warns expecting upsurge in COVID-19 cases
Ethekwini is the epicentre of the coronavirus in KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) and home to 47% of all known cases in the province.
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2 eThekwini metro cops shot dead
eThekwini metro police spokesperson Parboo Sewpersad said the motive for the attack was not yet known but the South African Police Service was investigating.
