Municipal

  • Traffic solutions for all

    Municipal

    FOURWAYS – Will traffic be a problem forever? Read more.

  • ‘Mysterious’ captain in R1.2 million bust to be investigated

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    BRAAMFONTEIN – The Provincial Commissioner will investigate South African Police captain who 'interrupted' the R1.2 million drug bust.

  • Will the billing ‘crisis’ really end?

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    JOBURG – Billing regionalisation could be the answer, if it is implemented with resourced regional offices.

  • Dismissed Citizen editor ready to fight

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    JOBURG – Irretrievable breakdown in the relationship of trust and confidence between the editor and the publisher of the newspaper…

  • EFF shouts ‘corruption’ in council

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    JOBURG – The City of Johannesburg Economic Freedom Fighters caucus accused African National Congress councillor of corruption in the 24…

  • ‘Abuse knows no status or class’ – MEC Malobane

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    JOBURG – Community Safety MEC has encouraged women to speak up against abuse and stop protecting their abusers.

  • Blocked storm water drain a resident’s nightmare

    Municipal

    LONEHILL– Read what Ward 112 councillor Candice James had to say about a blocked storm water drain in the area.

  • Jozi makes billions through tourism

    Municipal

    JOBURG – Johannesburg is set to be the most popular destination city in Africa for the fourth year.

  • Salga assembles own news agency

    Municipal

    JOBURG – Salga founded its first news agency, soon to be piloted at its annual national conference.

  • Health and education receive biggest cut of the budget

    Municipal

    JOBURG – Finance MEC, Barbara Creecy said the big spend in the two sectors (health and education) will bring about…

  • Presidency dismisses Mayor’s claim

    Municipal

    JOBURG – Presidency denies President Jacob Zuma's convoy killed a pedestrian in Pretoria.

  • Gauteng health in poor health

    Municipal

    JOBURG – Premier Makhura revealed that the Gauteng Department of Health was owed a combined R1.5 billion by other provinces…

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