Municipal
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Water woes outrage residents as restrictions are implemented
MunicipalStage 2 water restrictions hit as communities are already battling with rolling blackouts.
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ANC’s Dada Morero the new City of Johannesburg Executive Mayor
Local newsUpdateThe newly elected Executive Mayor was voted for today, 30 September.
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Ward 115 councillor delivers ward update
Local newsWater and electricity are at the core focus for Ward 115 councillor, Mark van der Merwe going forward in the…
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Local councillor commends Curro Group for funding local roads improvement project
Local newsLocal councillor said he believes that public and private partnerships can help improve service delivery in the community
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How can motorists claim damage caused by a pothole?
MunicipalFind out how you can claim for your vehicle, private property and other road or stormwater infrastructure damages from JRA.
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Joburg cannot cope with load-shedding – City Power
Local newsWith over 4 000 outages calls recorded since the implementation of Stage 4 load-shedding, City Power says that Johannesburg cannot…
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R77.3 billion to fix ‘broken City of Gold’
MunicipalThe Golden Start framework has already been laid and the city will now focus all its attention and energies towards…
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City entities get their share of budget
MunicipalMMC for Finance Julie Suddaby broke down her budget allocation to cover all the entities of the City of Johannesburg…
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Stop-gap Joburg Mayor Mpho Moerane dies
Local newsThe late Mpho Moerane was a student activist in Alexandra against apartheid under the structures of the ANC and rose…
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Residents urged to take precaution
Local newsJOBURG – Residents are urged to only out their refuse bins out on the morning of collection day and also…
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City warns of criminals posing as contractors
Local newsJOBURG – A resident, who almost fell victim to the alleged scammers, identified that the suspects were scammers when they…
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JRA to run at full steam again
Local newsJOBURG – A Re Sebetseng campaigns to target long-standing potholes and reinstatements now that JRA staff members are back.
