Municipal

  • JDA takes over the ARP

    Municipal

    ALEXANDRA - The Alexandra Renewal Project's (ARP) reign as the main driver for infrastructural and social development in this township…

  • Another strike to hit the country

    Municipal

    South Africa’s besieged economy faces the threat of another knock as nearly a quarter of a million workers from the…

  • Joburg residents claim millions in damages from City Power

    Municipal

    City Power owes Joburg residents millions of rand for damages to household appliances caused by power outages and related issues.

  • City Power implements tariff hikes

    Municipal

    Electricity tariff hikes are in store for Joburg residents in July.

  • Hazardous pavements remain an issue

    Municipal

    The Joburg Roads Agency needed to implement more stringent requirements to control the work of contractors responsible for excavating the…

  • City Power urges the public to help combat cable theft

    Municipal

    City Power has emphasised the need for the public to become more proactive in tackling cable theft.

  • Building plans hampered by printing delays

    Local news

    A broken printing machine in the City of Joburg’s building control department has put a halt on new building construction…

  • Election posters violate city council bylaws

    Municipal

    ALEXANDRA - Almost two month after the national and provincial polls, elections posters still adorn streets and building in Alexandra…

  • JRA’s mobile app puts fault-logging in the public’s hands

    Municipal

    Thousands of road users are keeping the Joburg Roads Agency busy using its mobile app to report service and infrastructure…

  • Helpers on way for clinics in Alex

    Municipal

    JOBURG - Clinics in Alexandra that were experiencing service delivery challenges because of being short-staffed will be happy to know…

  • Alex teenage pregnancies a cause for concern

    Municipal

    ALEXANDRA - The extremely high number of teenage pregnancies in Alexandra are a cause for conern.

  • E-tolling could be scrapped

    Municipal

    The use of e-tolling to fund the cost of building highways in Gauteng could be scrapped.

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