The City manager promises that the app will be a faster, more efficient and transparent way of receiving complaints and or requests from citizens.
In a bid to achieve the ambition of being a smart city, eThekwini Municipality launched its brand new mobile app.
The municipality unveiled the new app yesterday afternoon, July 13, and City manager Musa Mbhele said the app will make life much easier for residents.
Read more: ZA: KwaZulu-Natal: Durban: eThekwini launches new mobile app for municipal services
The City has launched a new mobile app that will, according to eThekwini Municipality, make life easier for residents.
City manager Musa Mbhele says the application was introduced as a preferred first point of contact for customers to enquire about any services rendered by eThekwini.
The Artificial Intelligence Institute of SA will host an international seminar on the application of artificial intelligence (AI) in the design of digital identities (IDs) in South Africa.
The seminar is one of a number of catalytic projects of the recently-launched institute, which is located within the Johannesburg Business School (JBS) at the University of Johannesburg (UJ).
Read more: Govt, academia to discuss SA’s digital ID initiative
George Municipality has partnered with My Smart City to bring a tailored one-stop solution to your service delivery needs.
George Municipality’s new citizen App “My Smart City” goes live tomorrow, Thursday 1 June.
The App is already available for download on the Apple App Store, Google Play Store, or via the My Smart City website (mysmart.city).
Read more: ZA: Western Cape: George Municipality: My Smart City App Goes Live
At least R3bn has been committed towards plans to developing the first phase of an integrated smart city in Ntshongweni, west of Durban, which is expected to come to life by the end of 2024.
This is according to Fundamentum Property Group CEO Carlos Correia, who was speaking during an oversight visit by Deputy President Paul Mashatile on Thursday.
Correia said this development came years after the purchase of a substantial portion of land through Tongaat Hulett.
Read more: ZA: KwaZulu-Natal: Smart city planned for Ntshongweni, west of Durban