Municipal Institute of Learning

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MILE is a knowledge management initiative of eThekwini Municipality

The Municipal Institute of Learning (MILE), which is being run as a five-year pilot programme, has the following strategic objectives:
1.To facilitate the enhancement of professional and technical capacity of local government professionals on the African continent;
2.To position the eThekwini Municipality as a platform for innovating, learning and sharing with other municipalities, associations a

27/05/2026

📢 Register Now for the MFMA Audit Indaba 2026

Join MILE, KZNCoGTA and SAICA on 10–11 June 2026 at the Durban ICC for strategic discussions focused on improving municipal governance, financial management, audit readiness, and accountability.

Key topics include:
✔️ Audit findings and corrective measures
✔️ Strengthening internal controls
✔️ Enhancing audit readiness
✔️ Financial Reporting on GRAP 104

👥 CFOs | Accountants | Internal Auditors

📍 Durban ICC
🕗 08h00 – 16h00
https://lnkd.in/dfMMBUcP

Attendance is free (travel and accommodation for own account). Maximum 3 delegates per municipality.

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Photos from EThekwini Municipality's post 20/05/2026
20/05/2026

As the 2-Day Road Safety Conference comes to a close, we reflect on two impactful days of collaboration, knowledge sharing and meaningful conversations focused on creating safer roads for all. 🚦

From insightful presentations and engaging panel discussions to innovative solutions and partnership building, the conference highlighted the collective commitment of government, private sector, NGOs and communities towards reducing road fatalities and promoting responsible road user behaviour.

A sincere thank you to all speakers, partners, and delegates who contributed to the success of this important platform. Together, we continue to drive the message that road safety is everyone’s responsibility.

20/05/2026

Reflections and the way forward presented by MILE Senior Manager, Mr Fezile Njokweni.

Actions:

📌Road Safety Action Plan
📌Strengthen Municipal Co-ordination and Multi-Stakeholder Road Safety Coordination
📌Data Driven Planning
📌Advancing Behavioral Change
📌Use Technology Efficiency
📌Strengthen Public-Private Partnerships
📌Targeting Training Programmes
📌Monitoring and Evaluation

Photos from Municipal Institute of Learning's post 20/05/2026

Insightful discussions underway during the panel session: “Public-Private Partnerships for Safer Roads” featuring industry leaders and stakeholders driving collaboration for safer communities.

Panel contributions from MILE KM Programme Manager, Ms Hlengiwe Magubane, alongside representatives from Pernod Ricard, RAF, GRSP and Toyota, highlighted the importance of partnerships in advancing road safety awareness, education and sustainable impact. 🚦🤝

Photos from Municipal Institute of Learning's post 20/05/2026

Driving action for safer roads 🚔

Session 7: Collaborative Enforcement, Training & Sustainable Road Safety Solutions

Lt. Col. Desi Govender, Metro Police talks about the Road Incident Management Systems.

Photos from Municipal Institute of Learning's post 20/05/2026

👩‍👧‍👦🚸 Prioritising Women, Children & Vulnerable Road Users

Creating safer roads for those who need it most! Ms Zuki Khuzwayo from eThekwini Municipality highlights key efforts to protect and empower vulnerable road users in our communities.

Photos from Municipal Institute of Learning's post 20/05/2026

🚶‍♂️🚴‍♀️ Session 6: Safer, More Inclusive Streets for All

🌍 Designing Safe & Inclusive Streets
Protecting vulnerable road users through innovative urban solutions and smart design.

🏙️ Mr Nathan Iyer (Iyer Consulting) shares insights on using tactical urbanism to create safer, more accessible spaces for everyone.

Photos from Municipal Institute of Learning's post 20/05/2026

🚨 SESSION 5: From Awareness to Action

🍷 Responsible Drinking as a Road Safety Strategy
Turning awareness into real change, this session highlights the critical role responsible drinking plays in reducing road accidents and saving lives. It’s time to move beyond education and take meaningful action for safer roads.

🎤 Presented by Dr Kalashni Narainsamy from Pernod Ricard, leading the conversation on accountability, prevention, and building safer communities.

Photos from Municipal Institute of Learning's post 20/05/2026

🚦 Municipal Road Safety Strategy in Action

eThekwini Municipality continues to drive impactful change through its flagship road safety programmes — focusing on education and awareness campaigns that promote safer communities for all road users.

🎤 Presented by Ms Siphindile Ngidi, highlighting the city's commitment to saving lives and building a culture of responsible road use.

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750 Mary Thiphe Road, Intuthuko Junction, Cato Manor
Durban
4001

Opening Hours

Monday 08:00 - 16:00
Tuesday 08:00 - 16:00
Wednesday 08:00 - 16:00
Thursday 08:00 - 16:00
Friday 08:00 - 16:00