Jacqui Uys News Today

The indebted City of Tshwane has tabled its R50.6-billion budget aimed at turning its financial position around and improving the lives of its residents.

The City has increased rates for water and sanitation by 5. 9%, refuse removal by 5% and property rates by 5%.

Tshwane mayor Cilliers Brink said there is a lot resting on the outcome of the 2024 elections.

Tshwane issues 14 000 notices to recover debts from residents, businesses, and government entities, aiming to address overdue accounts.

A home in The Orchards, north of Pretoria was cut off from the electricity grid as Tshwane continued its mission to recoup monies owed by big defaulters.

A leading South African water supply expert says that although the main water supply to Gauteng, the country’s economic heartland, is set to be cut for six months, it shouldn’t have a significant impact on Tshwane.

The City of Tshwane has urged residents who cannot afford to pay their municipality bill in full to apply to the Affordability Assessment Committee.

The Supreme Court of Appeal has given the City of Tshwane the green light to disconnect indebted body corporates.

City of Tshwane's finance outlook gets boost from Moody's, but political factions clash on financial stability.

How street traders in Pretoria grapple with uncertainty as the Metro Police enforce by-laws, impacting their livelihoods and survival.