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Tongaat Hulett And KZN Govt Partnership Yields Sweet Rewards
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Business facility ready to open in KwaMashu
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Ugu Municipality to create plan to resolve ongoing sewage spills affecting the environment and business
By Sakhiseni Nxumalo
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DURBAN - THE KwaZulu-Natal Department of Economic Development, Tourism and Environmental Affairs (Edtea) has directed the Ugu District Municipality to formulate a remedial plan to address ongoing sewage spillages.
The South Coast municipality has come under fire as raw sewage is flowing into rivers and on to beaches in the area. It has been alleged that raw sewage was floating on the Umzimkulu River last week, affecting business operations in nearby areas. The provincial department confirmed the incident and said that they had been alerted to the spillage on Friday last week.
Ugu Sewage Leak Warning Latest: Municipalities told to clear pollution
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PICS: Probe over medical waste dumped in Chatsworth
By Zainul Dawood
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Durban - INVESTIGATIONS were underway to trace the source of medical waste dumped in bushes in Chatsworth on Monday.
According to Shaun Hammond, chairperson of the Silverglen Conservancy and a member of the eThekwini Conservancies Forum, this was the third batch of medical waste discovered in various parts of Chatsworth this year.
The first batch was found near the Durban Solid Waste (DSW) garden refuse collection site on Sunset Avenue three weeks ago. Ward Councillor Tony Govender issued a warning to residents to stay clear of the site at the time. Govender notified various municipal departments for assistance. The source had not been traced.