eThekwini improves service delivery for rural communities

By Levy Masiteng 

Councillors from the eThekwini municipality were on the ground in ward 103 this week to update residents on planned projects, including the delivery of houses and toilets.

Nine residents received the keys to their new houses from councillor Linda Mchunu in Bux Farm, Kwanyuswa and KwaMnamathi eMaqadini after their homes were destroyed in floods. 

“These were not just ordinary houses, they were beacons of light and symbols of resilience and rebirth for families whose lives were tragically affected by the devastating floods,” Mchunu said.

“We know the pain and loss families have endured. These new homes will be a testament to their resilience and our commitment to rebuilding their lives.”

He told residents that the Embo Housing Project was progressing well, and 500 units were planned. 

The councillor also briefed residents on a sanitation project in the ward.

Mchunu said the construction of 500 alternative toilets was underway, which aimed to