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Gauteng hands over 130 operating licences to stabilise public transport sector
NewsThe Gauteng Department of Roads and Transport has issued 130 operating licences to compliant public transport operators as part of…
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New release from Mmuso Worship marks a fresh chapter in youth worship
Top storiesMmuso Worship introduces Zion, blending modern youth culture with gospel music to create an inclusive, city-wide worship movement.
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At least 14 SAPS and Ekurhuleni officials referred for investigation
Local newsThe Madlanga Commission has referred 14 high-ranking South African Police Service and City of Ekurhuleni officials for further investigation after…
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Gauteng transport MEC pays tribute to late Ekurhuleni MMC Andile Mngwevu
Local newsGauteng MEC for Roads and Transport Kedibone Diale-Tlabela has hailed late Ekurhuleni MMC Andile Mngwevu as a dedicated public servant…
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Madlanga Commission refers 14 senior police and Ekurhuleni officials for investigation
Local newsAt least 14 senior South African Police Service and Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Municipality officials have been referred for criminal and disciplinary…
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Home Affairs issues over 4 million smart ID cards in 2025, a new record
Top storiesThe Department of Home Affairs issued more than four million smart ID cards in 2025, the highest annual total in…
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City of Ekurhuleni steps up action against hijacked buildings
MunicipalExecutive Mayor Alderman Nkosindiphile Xhakaza says the City of Ekurhuleni will not tolerate lawlessness, as additional court orders pave the…
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City of Ekurhuleni warns bidders of tender and quotation scam
CrimeThe City of Ekurhuleni has alerted suppliers to fraudulent activities involving scammers impersonating municipal officials and cloning employee email addresses…
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Germiston depot staff engage with City Manager in service delivery drive
Top storiesThe City of Ekurhuleni’s Fixing the Frontline Programme continued in Germiston, where frontline workers engaged with City Manager Kagiso Lerutla…
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Gauteng scholar transport operators urged to comply with safety and licensing rules
Local newsScholar transport operators in Gauteng are being urged to regularise operations as the provincial government intensifies enforcement to safeguard learners.
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MAD Marlands Valentine’s Market to Support Local Entrepreneurs, NGOs and Animals
NewsThe MAD Market continues to demonstrate how community events can play a powerful role in addressing social challenges while bringing…
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The Hot Topic – Opinion: Children pay the price while accountability comes too late
OpinionFrom unsafe scholar transport to reactionary governance, the loss of young lives exposes a pattern of neglect, silence and performative…
