In response to the beach closures, KOSRA sent a letter to the Honourable Minister, President, Premier, Municipal Manager and Mayor: KOSRA LETTER TO NDZ PRESIDENT AND OTHERS
Please find attached a formal response letter from the Office of the Municipal Manager, providing an update on the current status of KOSRA’s IDP/budget submission.Below is the reply from Rene Uren Dear Kevin, Thank you once again for your valued input on the Draft...
These comments relate to the Draft Integrated Development Plan (IDP) which KOSRA received on Monday 7th April 2025 and which is also available on the Ndlambe Municipality website. Below is the reply from Rene Uren last week Dear Kevin Thank you for your submission on...
THE KOSRA REVOLUTION IS WORKING!! You may have noticed the improvements to the roads around town that have been achieved in just more than our first year of the KOSRA REVOLUTION. We are grateful to the community members who continue to support KOSRA’s efforts. As you...
After Ndlambe Municipality missed two out of three deadlines and reports, the following letter was sent to them on Thursday, February 13.
Maintenance Process halted A consultation process began with Ndlambe Municipality around the 18th of November 2023 when Ndlambe correctly engaged in moving sand to give the Howson family access to their property after the storms and tidal surges experienced during the...
KOSRA has conducted an analysis of the Annual Financial Statements of Ndlambe for the years from 2019 to 2023
KOSRA paid Ratings Afrika to perform/produce the MFSI on Ndlambe.
Illegal Dumping, convenience Blue Bins and Black Bag waste
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Has the Premier of EC or those that made these decisions really looked at thses beaches ?
Have the virologists who recommend fresh air been ignored
Is it preferable to drink alcohol outdoors or in houses preferable to enjoying beaches?
People are more safe outside in the fresh air on the beach, than on shopping malls, queus for licences, grants, UIF or anywhere else. Please reconsider thus decision.banning on high days like 25 and 26 dec and 1 and 2 Jan has some logic but no other time
suggest we comply with the Kwazulu restrictions
beachclosed 25 26 Dec and 1-3 January
that way holiday makers can enjoy their long planned holiday with their families
You did not think this through… Close Hotspot on holidays, agree with that, but how can you close beaches but people are flocking to shopping malls… Does not make sense!!!