Municipal

  • Panorama cemetery or Panorama sewerage?

    Local news

    PANORAMA - A final resting place has turned into a haven for sewage spills at the Panorama Cemetery.

  • City Power’s tariff increase hits the pockets

    Local news

    JOBURG - Locals are alarmed after City power announced that it would increase its tariffs by an average of 7…

  • Know your car parts and save

    Local news

    JOHANNESBURG – Knowing the types of car parts can save money spent on services – Motor Industry Workshop Association.

  • ‘SA water shortages are inevitable’

    Local news

    JOBURG - The SA Local Government Association is working on a contingency plan to compensate for water shortage in the…

  • Facebook moves focus to SA

    Municipal

    JOBURG- Social media giant plans to expand its presence in Africa.

  • Eskom asked to explain deadly pollution

    Local news

    JOBURG - An Eskom-commissioned report has revealed that deaths caused by air pollution from its coal power stations would increase…

  • ANC condemns alleged misuse of Mabida memorial fund

    Local news

    JOBURG – The ANC has spoken up against the alleged fraud scandal surrounding Nelson Mandela's memorial service.

  • An unpleasant scent hits the streets of Ruimsig

    Local news

    RUIMSIG – A persistent leak from the main sewer has become a recurring problem for concerned Ruimsig residents.

  • Pavement excavations remain a problem

    Local news

    JOBURG - The Joburg Roads Agency needed to implement more stringent requirements to control the work of contractors responsible for…

  • City Power urges the public to help combat cable theft

    Local news

    JOBURG - City Power has acknowledged the prevalence of cable theft and urges the public to help combat the crime.

  • Survey: Fewer South Africans go hungry

    Local news

    JOBURG - There has been a decrease in the number of South Africans who go hungry across the country.

  • Building plans hampered by printing delays

    Local news

    JOBURG – What does a broken printer and building construction have to do with each other? Well at the City…

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