Gauteng Finance MEC Dunga unpacks 2026/27 Budget Vote
"Communities experience service delivery failures, infrastructure deteriorates, businesses lose confidence and economic growth slows," Dunga stated.
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Gauteng Social Development tables R5.6bn budget focused on jobs, food security and vulnerable groups
The MEC said the budget was intended to address poverty, unemployment, food insecurity, substance abuse, gender-based violence and social exclusion.
Premier Lesufi unveils new future for Gauteng Traffic Wardens
The wardens, popularly known in communities as Ama-Panyaza, will be reorganised into a single Gauteng Traffic Wardens Corps operating through three integrated streams.
Home Affairs calls on citizens with blocked IDs to act before deadline
Citizens have been given until 10 July 2026 to submit their representations together with all relevant supporting documentation.
Merafong resident demands action over unserviced stands in Welveriend
He has warned that failure to respond within 14 working days will force him to escalate the matter to SALGA, COGTA Gauteng, and the Public Protector.
Op-ed: Partnership and Compliance Must Go Hand in Hand in the NPO Sector
Chibambu says the conversation around NPO funding should therefore move beyond assigning blame. Instead, it should focus on strengthening cooperation, improving communication and building a sector that is both sustainable and compliant.
Dipaleseng mayor outlines plans to improve services and boost local development
Mayor Khanye urged residents to work with the municipality by paying for services, protecting public infrastructure and reporting vandalism and illegal connections.
Young people invited to participate in Gauteng e-Gov G13 Hackathon
The hackathon events will be rolled out across Gauteng’s five corridors, namely the West Rand, Sedibeng, Johannesburg, Ekurhuleni and Tshwane, during June 2026.
Finance MMC Dlabathi tables R71 billion budget towards infrastructure, service delivery
MMC Dlabathi also announced a R3.3 billion capital budget aimed at strengthening infrastructure and service delivery.
Op-ed: Illegal water and electricity connections endanger lives, undermine service delivery
Residents who witness illegal connections, cable theft or tampering should report it to authorities immediately. Silence enables criminality to spread and further weakens already strained services.
