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Commuters and street vendors in Durban are battling to access public toilets. Toilets at three sites — the bus rank and taxi ...
The City's bus operators potentially affected by GO!Durban, the city’s Integrated Rapid Public Transport Network (IRPTN) system signed a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) which outlines the way forward ...
The eThekwini Municipality has spent a whopping R187.5 million in the past 75 months since the last quarter of 2018, providing security and maintenance for the almost completed GO! Durban bus route, ...
A PASSENGER bus was completely destroyed when it caught fire in Durban earlier today. ALSO READ: We are ready to enforce the law at Durban beaches – Metro Police Emergency services were quick on the ...
A mechanical fault caused a bus to catch alight outside a school on Inanda Road in Durban on Monday morning. Durban Metro police spokesperson senior superintendent Parboo Sewpersad said the fire ...
The eThekwini Municipality has not yet gotten the Go!Durban bus project off the ground, despite already pumping some R8 billion into it. The service is meant to provide low-cost transport for ...
Despite billions of rands spent, the eThekwini Municipality’s bus rapid transit system (BRT) – known as Go!Durban – is in disarray. The project has faced endless delays and is far from seeing the ...
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