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JRA issues urgent warning as potholes multiply amid heavy rains
Local newsJRA ramps up efforts to repair potholes, urging motorists to drive cautiously as safety hazards proliferate across city streets.
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City Power timelines for addressing power issues
Local newsFrom traffic signals repairs to streetlight queries, City Power outlined a detailed service level agreement to ensure reliable service for…
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JCPZ stresses urgent need for residents to report tree hazards following heavy rains
Local newsJohannesburg City Parks and Zoo urges community members to remain vigilant and report any fallen or uprooted trees to ensure…
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Ward 102 councillor leads community cleanup initiative to restore Bryanston’s DMK Park
Local newsWard 102 councillor Lucinda Harman kick-starts the Reimagine Randburg initiative with a successful cleanup campaign at David Mohr Knives (DMK)…
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South African passports are valid for 10 years
Local newsSA passports and travel documents are issued in terms of the South African Passports and Travel Documents Act,1994.
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Changing a tyre for dummies
Local newsExperts from Auto Repair For Dummies share a detailed guide on how to change a car tyre in ten simple…
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Top tips for protecting yourself from hijackers in Johannesburg
CrimeKeep yourself and your vehicle safe with these must-know safety measures to prevent hijacking in Johannesburg.
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Tips to avoid becoming a victim of crime
CrimeIncorporate safety tips in your life to avoid being a victim of crime.
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What to know about roadblocks in South Africa
CrimeThings to know and remember during the roadblocks in South Africa.
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Johannesburg Water responds to Wynberg crisis with plans for immediate repairs
Local newsAfter weeks of back-and-forth, Johannesburg Water provided an update on the burst pipe situation on Wynberg’s 5th Street, outlining plans…
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Leadership change at McDonald’s SA
Local newsAfter 29 wonderful years with McDonald's South Africa, including 15 years as CEO, Greg Solomon and the company have mutually…
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Johannesburg deeds office remains closed as elevator issues persist
Local newsOngoing lift breakdowns in Johannesburg's deeds office leave property registrations in disarray, with no resolution in sight.
