Local news
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Ward councillor Annette Deppe outlines approval processes
Local newsMIDRAND – Deppe added that the town planning processes, once finalised and the proclamation has been gazette, takes about 12…
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Retrained Metro Police officer ready to be back on the streets by December
Local newsJOBURG – An internal audit conducted in January found that among other systematic defects in the Metro police training process,…
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Covid-19: Makhura discharges Health MEC Bandile Masuku of his duties
Local newsPremier David Makhura said that the SIU report found that Masuku had failed to execute his functions in compliance with…
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Covid-19: Professor warns there is a high risk of a second surge
Local newsProfessor Bruce Mellado said that the likelihood of a second surge is high and people need to maintain safety measures.
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Help prevent glass bottles from entering landfills by finding a glass bank in your area
Local newsMidrand – If you are recycling just one glass bottle per week, it means that you recycle 52 glass containers…
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How Metro Police have been keeping the streets of Joburg safe
Local newsJOBURG – Suspects arrested for illegal possession of drugs, firearms and counterfeit goods.
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Halfway House experiences scheduled power interruption on 8 October until 4pm
Local newsHALFWAY HOUSE – As the supply may be restored at any time, customers are urged to treat their electricity supply…
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Salaries up or tools down for Gautrain employees
Local newsMIDRAND – Phakamile Hlubi- Majola, National spokesperson for NUMSA said the strike will continue if they are not heard.’
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MEC addresses concerns about school
Local newsMAYIBUYE – Completion of the Mayibuye Primary School project remains a priority and the target is to have it ready…
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ALERT: Severe thunderstorms expected to hit Gauteng on 6 October
Local newsJOHANNESBURG – The South African Weather Service advised citizens to be cautious on the roads and at home during this…
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ICYMI: SPCA concerned about illegal hunting in Midrand
Local newsMIDRAND – The organisation recently attended to two cases of illegal hunting.
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City points fingers at the public being home for high-than-usual utility bills
Local newsJOBURG – As lockdown rules continue to be relaxed, residents may start seeing their consumption returning to normal says the…
