The Msunduzi municipality has struck a partnership deal with the University of KwaZulu-Natal to carry out research and to facilitate skills development.

Regeneration in Johannesburg's inner city will be given a much-needed boost when the Urban Development Zone (UDZ) is launched on 18 August.

In its quest to provide a healthier environment for all residents, the Ekurhuleni Municipality has installed two air-quality monitoring stations.

A Fifa delegation arrived in Johannesburg on Monday, to inspect venues to be used during the 2010 Soccer World Cup for matches and training.

In a bid to improve service delivery the constitution could be amended to give increased power to the state, according to an article in Business Report.

The City of Cape Town has commissioned a feasibility study into building Further Education and Training (FET) colleges to serve Mitchells Plain and Khayelitsha.

World Population Day is celebrated annually to raise awareness about population and development related matters. The day was first celebrated on 11 July 1987 when the world's population reached 5 billion people.

An ambitious housing project was hailed as a 'milestone' in the struggle against poverty and homelessness in developing countries.

The country's first Regional Electricity Distributor, known as RED One, was signed into operation at a ceremony at the City of Cape Town.

Gauteng Premier Mbhazima Shilowa will tomorrow lead a delegation of mayors, city managers and provincial government officials on an international tour which seeks to understand better and learn from global city regions' success.

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