A public meeting will be held on 4 March at the Luthuli Hall, City Hall at 10h00 and interested parties are invited to attend.
EThekwini Municipality has begun the process of consultation on the 2018/19 Annual Report and invites the public to provide their comments.
The report shows that, despite challenges, such as poor growth of revenue and rapid urbanisation, eThekwini Municipality has performed well and received an unqualified opinion from the Auditor general. City leadership has committed to accelerate service delivery and ensure an improved quality of life for residents throughout the entire eThekwini Municipal area.
The City has delivered 3142 new houses, completed 32 new family units and refurbished 223 units. The Human Settlements also exceed their target and acquired 614 hectares of land for housing. The Municipality continues to be in a strong and stable financial position, underpinned mainly by a good cash collection of 91.9% and cost coverage rate, growth in revenue, moderate gearing, and strong liquidity.
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