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BCM ratepayers face steep tariff hikes - Vimarsana News

BCM ratepayers face steep tariff hikes

Buffalo City Metro ratepayers should brace themselves for steep tariff hikes in the 2024/2025 financial year.

Some Mdantsane residents have to wait another week for water to be restored - Vimarsana News

Some Mdantsane residents have to wait another week for water to be restored

After voicing concerns about the quality of Buffalo City Metro’s tap water over the Easter weekend, ratepayers in parts of Mdantsane will have to wait another week to receive clean water.

BCM ward projects stall after funds frozen - Vimarsana News

BCM ward projects stall after funds frozen

Buffalo City Metro communities are beginning to feel the pain of the city’s spending cuts after it pulled the plug on its multimillion-rand ward-based projects. According to the ward allocation programmes report, seen by the Dispatch, 14 wards had not touched their millions by the time the freeze was implemented towards the end of 2023, while others managed to spend between R6,000 and R900,000 per ward.

Questions over hotel booking for metro finance watchdog members - Vimarsana News

Questions over hotel booking for metro finance watchdog members

Buffalo City Metro’s municipal public accounts committee — a watchdog over the city’s finances — has been questioned after it booked accommodation for councillors attending a meeting held at the East London ICC.At the heart of the queries was why councillors should be booked into a hotel to attend the three-day meeting when it was held in their hometown.

BCM to clamp down on sick leave abuse - Vimarsana News

BCM to clamp down on sick leave abuse

Buffalo City Metro said its managers have been instructed to interrogate doctor's certificates submitted by employees who are on sick leave in a bid to curb abuse of the process.