

Buffalo City Municipality
NPS Score
-50
Recommended: Unlikely
Sep '25 - Aug '26
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Share Your Experience1 reviews | Active since Apr 2026
Just a shout out to BCM traffic department at Braelyn. I had to renew my license. It took an hour total for the application, eye tests and payment. It was over lunch & everyone was WORKING! No bad attitudes. And I picked up my new license 2 weeks later. I doubt you’d have a more efficient experience anywhere in the country. Well done guys!
1 reviews | Active since Apr 2026
Just a shout out to BCM traffic department at Braelyn. I had to renew my license. It took an hour total for the application, eye tests and payment. It was over lunch & everyone was WORKING! No bad attitudes. And I picked up my new license 2 weeks later. I doubt you’d have a more efficient experience anywhere in the country. Well done guys!
1 reviews | Active since Apr 2018
We are currently being charged about R500 per month for electricity availability by Buffalo City Metropolitan Municipality, yet we have now gone three consecutive days without electricity. This raises a serious concern — what exactly are we paying for? The purpose of an availability charge should be to ensure that electricity is accessible and that infrastructure is maintained. However, there has been no supply and no urgency in resolving the issue. It is unfair for residents to be billed consistently for a service that is not being delivered. If electricity is not available for days, then the charge loses its meaning. We request clarity on what this fee covers and immediate improvement in response times and communication during outages. This situation is unacceptable and needs urgent attention. Concerned Resident
1 reviews | Active since Apr 2018
We are currently being charged about R500 per month for electricity availability by Buffalo City Metropolitan Municipality, yet we have now gone three consecutive days without electricity. This raises a serious concern — what exactly are we paying for? The purpose of an availability charge should be to ensure that electricity is accessible and that infrastructure is maintained. However, there has been no supply and no urgency in resolving the issue. It is unfair for residents to be billed consistently for a service that is not being delivered. If electricity is not available for days, then the charge loses its meaning. We request clarity on what this fee covers and immediate improvement in response times and communication during outages. This situation is unacceptable and needs urgent attention. Concerned Resident
1 reviews | Active since Feb 2024
After sometime consuming expired foods (none/perishable) from my food retailer/shops around my area at Spar/Astron Energy I went to Environmental Health for assistance (from 18th Sept - 2nd Oct) instead I got laughed at by the manager Siwe Gqaliwe. Even roped in the Clr speaker to intervene dololo.
1 reviews | Active since Feb 2024
After sometime consuming expired foods (none/perishable) from my food retailer/shops around my area at Spar/Astron Energy I went to Environmental Health for assistance (from 18th Sept - 2nd Oct) instead I got laughed at by the manager Siwe Gqaliwe. Even roped in the Clr speaker to intervene dololo.
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