First published 10/6/2026, 9:41:15 AM · Last updated 10/6/2026, 9:41:15 AM

KZN launches the Public Works and Infrastructure Property Finding Portal

The source reports a planned launch of a KwaZulu-Natal portal for viewing government property, proposing uses, and submitting complaints or queries. It says an audit covered 10,067 assets and that 81 unused buildings and land parcels were released to the public.

Categories: politics-and-governance, technology, positive-progress

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The portal is intended to help the public and private-sector users identify government assets and suggest ways to use them.

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KZN launches the Public Works and Infrastructure Property Finding Portal

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