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Johannesburg can expect to have leased police and other service vehicles taken off the streets last week back on the road as early as tomorrow, says Joburg MMC for corporate services Leah Knott.

Popular beaches in Durban and on the KwaZulu-Natal south coast are brimming with faecal matter and other toxins, Sunday Times tests of the water show, as the city and province race against time to salvage this year’s holiday season.

19 November 2022 - Recently ActionSAs Western Cape Provincial Chairperson, Michelle Wasserman, was given a right of reply by News24 to an article by Nicholas Woode-Smith in which he questioned what the growth of ActionSA could mean for the DA in the Western Cape.

"Let's admit it. South Africa under the ANC government is a 'World Cup of Crime'," said Mashaba.

The party has approached the courts to deal with the ongoing sewage crisis in eThekwini Metro.

The DA has called for parliament to extend its programme to deal with the Phala Phala report instead of rising on December 1 as planned, says party parliamentary chief whip Siviwe Gwarube.

This comes after the company that allegedly received the tender to make these carts - LKT Enterprises denied any involvement with the tender.

ActionSA in KwaZulu-Natal says it's heading to court to hand over papers on Wednesday to compel eThekwini Municipality and other authorities to remedy Durban's ongoing sewage crisis.

Should local government do more to address immigration issues?

ActionSA in KwaZulu-Natal has instituted legal action against the eThekwini municipality mayor Mxolisi Kaunda and various cabinet ministers over Durban’s sewage pollution crisis which has severely impacted beaches and rivers.