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  • Rabie Ridge starts with its cleanup campaign

    Municipal

    MIDRAND – The Rabie Ridge councillor has started a campaign to clean the area every month and welcomes all sponsors…

  • 32-year-old nabbed for theft at Mr Price Mall of Africa

    Crime

    JOBURG – Single mother other of three sentenced for stealing – among the stolen items were two skinny jeans.

  • Convicted thief told how his actions inconvenienced residents

    Crime

    JOBURG – Magistrate told convicted thief that by stealing electrical switches at a complex, he had deprived residents their right…

  • HARTIES CRISIS: Residents commit to rehabilitation

    Local news

    HARTBEESPOORT DAM – The time to act is now, before it's too late.

  • WATCH: Gordhan on transformation

    Local news

    ALEXANDRA - Gordhan said that transformation needs to benefit the poor and non-asset owners in order to eradicate poverty.

  • 1 arrested, 2 on the run after billing fraud

    Crime

    JOBURG – Executive Mayor Herman Mashaba says the City will pursue criminal charges and recoup what is due to residents.

  • Free swimming lessons

    Municipal

    JOBURG – City of Johannesburg wants people to be able to swim and keep safe around water.

  • Tshuma Stingers U13 rugby team gets the big one

    Local sport

    Tshuma Stingers Rugby Club U13 team was awarded the Most Attractive Rugby Trophy at the 7s Tournament hosted by Blackrock…

  • M1 reopening delayed

    Municipal

    JOBURG – The northbound section will only open on 23 October.

  • On cellphone masts …

    Municipal

    JOBURG – 'It is not the City that is unsympathetic and inconsiderate of residents' complaints but rather that it cannot…

  • Fire incidents reduced

    Municipal

    JOBURG – The City of Johannesburg's firefighters often responds to incidents across the city. Last year alone, the emergency service…

  • Joburg ranked top African destination city

    Municipal

    JOBURG – This is parallel to the influx of people moving to the city, growing its population by thousands each…

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