An issue that was reported almost a year ago on Mobilitate is still raging on in the small mining town of eMalahleni.

Sewerage is again seeping out of a stormwater drain onto Jeffreys Bay’s main beach and putting children and surfers at risk.

Pikitup will be distributing 240l wheelie bins within the next four weeks to the city’s residents who applied for new, misplaced, lost or stolen bins.

Warren Larkan from Norwood in Johannesburg had his electricity disconnected because, according to the City of Johannesburg, he did not allow the meter readers access to his property.

A few concerns have been raised about the criteria that was being used to measure the performance of councillors and that the results might be skewed because of this.

You pay rates and taxes. Do you think the money you pay to your government and your municipality is invested well?

The theft of communication units within traffic light controller boxes has forced the City of Tshwane to fork out more than R1 million to replace these units.

An open sewer in Alexandra, Johannesburg has been gushing raw sewerage for years and despite it posing serious health risks, the City and the local councillors do not seem committed to fix it.

A manhole next to the R59 in Parys is overflowing with raw sewage which eventually ends up in the Vaal River.

Electricity cable thieves have been targeting the Waterkloof Glen area in Pretoria for the past months and businesses are desperate for intervention.

Joburg residents could have their services cut if they do not give meter readers access to their properties – even if their accounts are up to date.

According to the City of Joburg the billing query backlog has been cleared and the only outstanding queries are those less than 30 days.

The City of Tshwane says it followed due process with the application from a sports club for the development of a high performance centre in the Rietvlei Nature Reserve.

Residents are stranded because their appeals for a bridge over the Molototsi River have fallen on deaf ears for almost three decades.

The theft of manhole covers is a regular occurrence in Germiston and surrounding areas and poses a real danger to motorists and pedestrians alike.

People are up in arms about the approval that was granted to a local sports club to build a high performance sports centre and offices on the Rietvlei Nature Reserve.

The full roll-out of prepaid electricity meters in Pretoria will not be happening anytime soon.

Joe and the newly registered non-profit People and Pedals are already planning Joburg South’s first “Ciclovia” or Open Street event.

Joburg residents, whose dustbins were stolen or damaged, would have to wait until the end of July for new ones.

Bad news for Pretoria motorists who are stuck in traffic because of busted robots: Lately there has been an increase in faulty traffic light reports.