eThekwini Municipality to distribute food vouchers to seniors from Monday. Image: eThekwini Municipality

eThekwini Municipality posts important info here

eThekwini municipality is one of the biggest in KZN, and most sections of Durban are part of it. Here are
your important contacts.

by Francois Jansen

20-12-2023 19:19

in KwaZulu-Natal

eThekwini Municipality to distribute food vouchers to seniors from Monday. Image: eThekwini Municipality

eThekwini Municipality is one of the largest municipalities in Kwazulu-Natal, under which most sections of Durban are considered part of.

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Whether you live in this part of the country or might just be visiting for the festive season, it can be crucial to have the right numbers and contact information as close as possible.

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With regular updates on loadshedding, beach status, and more, you should know where to get in touch with your municipality.

Here’s where to catch all important information from eThekwini, and where to report issues or faults.

eThekwini Municipality posts important info here

eThekwini posts most of the important information on the official website portal for Durban, where contact information and other links can also be found.

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Updates include the status of water restrictions, beaches, and any intermittent faults that have been reported. Loadshedding schedules can be found at Eskom, but updates might also be posted here.

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Social media channels are posted on the website, where Facebook and X accounts are the best way to get a timeous update from the municipality.

eThekwini Municipality: More contact details

There are other ways to get in touch with eThekwini municipality in a rush, including a query to their email address – which should receive a response within 48 hours, with an immediate automatic acknowledgment.

Send your message to info@durban.gov.za.

There’s also the call centre (+27 80 131 3013), or the toll-free contact number +27 31 311 1111.

All questions and reports about potential issues can be sent here.