Municipal
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City Power to replace old non-smart meters with new technology as part of Token Identification upgrade
Local newsSeveral Roodepoort suburbs are scheduled for replacement between March 24 and April 7.
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Provincial Roads department confident Hendrik Potgieter Road will be reopened by the end of the year
Local newsThe provincial roads department hold a second public meeting to update the community on the progress of the Hendrik Potgieter…
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Gemeenskap woedend nadat Georginia-substasies gevandaliseer is
Local newsSubstasies in beide Witpoortjie en Georginia gevandaliseer en inwoners is raadop.
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Three years since going silent, Roodepoort’s train stations are being reclaimed by nature
Local newsPRASA aim to have services resume buy mid-2024 at a cost of R700 million.
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Pasop vir die plas!
Local newsInwoners van 6de Laan in Georginia kla oor die stank wat die straat vul.
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Florida Lake development breaks grounds
Local newsMeeting held with stakeholders regarding the development at Florida Lake.
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Potholes in Vermooten Street Grobler Park
Local newsResidents of Vermooten Street in Grobler Park raised concerns regarding the potholes that practically cover the street.
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Amarant Street water leak into second month of precious water wastage
Local newsThe problem was first reported on February 3 and a large ditch was dug on February 9.
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Reconstruction of Pierre Road bridge set to begin by October with project to take nine months
Local newsJRA in need of R1.2 billion to address bridge repair backlog.
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Hendrik Potgieter Road bridge reconstruction project not moving fast enough for ‘exhausted’ community
Local newsAs of February 25, the provincial roads department noted the first stage of bridge demolition at 10% complete.
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Ward 97 Councillor Jacques Hoon holds heated public meeting to update residents on service delivery challenges
Local newsRepresentatives from municipal entities offer insights on budget shortfalls and infrastructural failings.
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Hazardous sand covers road – JRA aware of problem
Local newsResidents of Davidsonville suffering from hazardous sand.
