Local news
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Small businesses in desperate need of financial relief
Local newsOwners say they might have to close shop for good following last week’s unrest and looting.
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Residents invited to apply for tariff change
Local newsApplication forms for tariff changes are available at all customer care centres to be completed onsite and will be actioned…
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Pastors pray for calm and peace
Local news“I believe there are other avenues that we can explore to voice our dissatisfaction other than looting."
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Man stabbed multiple times
Local news“He had stab wounds to his neck, the back of his head and both hands.”
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Residents join hands to protect local businesses
Local newsOne unsung heroine is Nosipho Msiza, a health activist and entrepreneur, who prepared a hearty meal and warm beverages for…
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Police warn of robbers posing as home affairs officials
Local newsResidents are warned there is no such initiative and are encouraged not to allow strangers into their homes.
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City Power issues warning with cold front approaching
Local newsCity Power technicians have been put on high alert to respond to power outages as quickly as possible to ensure…
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Newbies to online banking be aware
Local newsSet up SMS notifications so you receive SMS alerts for any transactions from your account which are more than R100.
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Be cautious when receiving deliveries at home
Local newsDo not open the gate, even if you are expecting a delivery.
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Leaders call for calm and tolerance in Kwatsaduza
Local news“We will also be praying for all the people who are called to serve, such as doctors, nurses, police officers,…
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Residents clean up what’s left of Kwa-Thema Square
Local newsWard Councillor Thulani Simelane warns looting and ongoing riots will lead to higher unemployment rates and that basic goods will…
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Housing market activity returns to normal
Local news“In the last Housing Report, I predicted that hard times were ahead as many industries continue to be affected by…
