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  • City council apologises for Rea Vaya strike

    Local news

    JOBURG - JOBURG - City of Johannesburg apologises to passengers for the Rea Vaya bus strike.

  • The wolf guarding the sheep

    Crime

    JOBURG – ‘There is extensive evidence of police involvement in serious and violent crimes such as rape, murder, and armed…

  • Load shedding expected between 8am and 10pm

    Municipal

    JOBURG – Eskom has announced that Stage 2 Load shedding will be implemented from 8am  to 10pm today.

  • Aids educational drama tours Alex

    News

    ALEXANDRA - KwaBhekilanga High School will be among the first schools to see the National Children’s Theatre play, It’s Your…

  • Gautrain bus commuters urged to make alternatives

    Local news

    JOBURG - Gautrain urged commuters who use their bus service which are currently not operational to make alternative arrangements.

  • Fanning the #ProteaFire

    Local news

    JOBURG - A giant Proteas KFC bucket arrived at Caxton's Johannesburg North branch giving staff the opportunity to write their…

  • Repeated burglaries at Sankopano raise concerns

    Crime

    ALEXANDRA - Tenants of the Sankopano Community Centre came to work Monday to find their premises burgled and property stolen…

  • Safety of SABS approved stove querried

    Local news

    ALEXANDRA - A non profit organization lobbying for alternative energy for poor communities is concerned of safety of some energy…

  • Missing wiring covers pose danger

    Municipal

    JOBURG – City power has alarmed the public about the dangers posed by the vandalism and theft of wiring covers…

  • Eskom implements stage 2 loadshedding

    Local news

    JOBURG – Eskom has announced that Stage 2 load shedding will be implemented from 8am to 11pm on 5 February.

  • City seeks digital interns

    Municipal

    ALEXANDRA - The city council is recruiting 1 000 youths with information technology (IT) background for its new digital intern…

  • City of Joburg attempts to eradicate hunger

    Local news

    JOBURG - Hundreds of non-governmental organisations work with global giants to fight hunger in Joburg.

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