Please note that due to the current Eskom strike, load shedding has been introduced as of TODAY with uMhlanga Rocks without power from 12pm -2pm. These times are according to THIS SCHEDULE the UIP has just received, which lays out…
The sewer pipe that burst and was overflowing onto the uMhlanga promenade between the Oysters and Northshore – has been repaired. The issue was reported to the eThekwini Municipality (eTM) Waste Water division, who was on site during the morning…
There is an incredibly low tide now at the uMhlanga Rocks Main Beach and Bronze Beach! Such a beautiful sight this winter morning. The tide is lower than the underground water table. BRONZE BEACH MAIN BEACH
Last Thursday the 7th and Friday the 8th of June 2018, lights that were in need of repair along the uMhlanga Promenade were attended to by the eThekwini Municipality (eTM) Electricity Department. Two of the lights are still in the…
On Saturday morning the 9th of June 2018, the uMhlanga Lagoon litter boom project was officially launched. In an informal event that coincided with World Oceans Day 2018, a number of people put on their walking shoes and headed to…
The eThekwini Municipality (eTM) Roads Department began repainting centre islands along Lagoon Drive in uMhlanga yesterday the 7th of May 2018. Thank you to the eThekwini Municipality for their efforts.
What a great turn out for the annual Rotary Gran and Gramps 5Km walk! Despite the chilly morning weather yesterday the 5th of June, many people arrived in aid of an amazing cause. Proceeds from the walk will go to…
An initiative aimed at stemming the tide of marine pollution off uMhlanga beaches, SA Plastics; Durban Green Corridors; the uMhlanga UIP; and the UUST invite you to the uMhlanga Lagoon on Saturday 9th June 2018 for the official opening the…
Litter boom training in the uMhlanga Lagoon – thanks to Muzi Masuku from Durban Green Corridor for training our UIP staff on how to clean and repair the boom, and adding in some water safety training too.
THIS IS NOT OIL: Please be aware that the black flow onto the beach from the storm water is NOT oil but is water darkened by shale and is as a result of planned borehole drilling at the uMhlanga Sands…