From daily beach cleaning to infrastructure coordination and upgrades, April’s cleaning, greening and maintenance (CGM) operations in uMhlanga reflect a continued focus on keeping the precinct tidy, safe and welcoming for residents and visitors. Over 700 Refuse Bags Cleared Both…
April saw focused service delivery and increased visible policing from eThekwini Municipality across the uMhlanga precinct. Reliable Lighting A Priority Lighting reliability remains a priority for safety and accessibility. During April, eTM’s Lights Department attended to both Promenade and Lagoon…
This month reflected steady and responsive municipal service delivery across the uMhlanga Rocks precinct through coordinated engagement and proactive monitoring. Key infrastructure, law enforcement visibility and environmental health measures were maintained to support a safe and well-managed urban environment. Over…
February was an active and productive month for UUIP Cleaning, Greening and Maintenance (CGM) operations within the uMhlanga Precinct. 1,500 Bags Removed from Beaches and Promenade uMhlanga beaches remained open for the majority of February, with clean, welcoming conditions for…
Each year, the uMhlanga Urban Improvement Precinct conducts an Annual Perception Survey to better understand how the precinct is experienced by those who live, work, invest in, and visit the area. The survey is a key accountability and engagement tool.…
The festive season is a peak period for Umhlanga, with thousands of visitors enjoying the coastline, village amenities and public spaces. Through strong inter-agency collaboration and visible on-the-ground operations, eThekwini municipal teams helped ensure that Umhlanga remained a safe, well-managed…
The festive season is one of the busiest and most vibrant times of the year in Umhlanga, welcoming a significant increase in residents, visitors and holidaymakers. Over this period, the Umhlanga Urban Improvement Precinct (UUIP) intensified its cleaning, greening, maintenance…
We are excited to announce that the new trader facilities on Lagoon Drive in uMhlanga Rocks are now complete and open for business. This development, initiated by the Council, marks a significant step in enhancing convenience and vibrancy in our…
At the beginning of June, uMhlanga experienced a significant storm that caused various damages across our beautiful coastline and promenade. Since then, the uMhlanga Urban Improvement Precinct (UUIP) has been working tirelessly with contractors and municipal departments to restore and…
Following heavy rains in uMhlanga in January, Chartwell Drive experienced significant damage, affecting accessibility in our community. The eThekwini Municipality Road Department undertook repairs to address these issues. Pictured below: Before and after images of the Chartwell Drive washaway. [twenty20…
