Municipal

  • Record budget for Joburg

    Municipal

    The City of Joburg announced its combined operational and capital budget of R47.1 billion for 2014/15, the largest of any…

  • Biggest ever budget for Joburg

    Municipal

    The City of Joburg will present its R32 billion budget for the 2014/15 financial year on 27 May.

  • Joburg, not a pedestrian-friendly city

    Local news

    A pedestrian-friendly and walkable urban environment is the vision for Joburg's inner city. This according to a statement released by…

  • Armed escort for Rea Vaya buses

    Municipal

    Metro police are providing Rea Vaya bus drivers with armed escorts following a spate of attacks on the buses.

  • The City passes motion prohibiting street trading in CBD

    Municipal

    JOBURG - Unmanaged public spaces in the inner city were a problem, not the street traders that operated in these…

  • Ward 73 crack-up

    Local news

    Ward 73 Councillor Marcelle Ravid and her committee members are at loggerheads as three ward committee members resigned last week.

  • Remove election posters or be fined

    Municipal

    Political parties will be fined if their electioneering posters are not removed before a deadline determined by each municipality.

  • City Power wins efficiency awards

    Municipal

    The Solar Water Heater Programme, which contributed to energy and cost-saving in Joburg, has won City Power the Energy and…

  • City council launches winter safety campaign

    Municipal

    In a bid to bolster efforts to minimise the number of fire-related incidents, the City of Joburg launched its Winter…

  • High Road a risk – residents

    Local news

    Orchards residents and motorists are living in fear because of the manhole in the middle of the road dug by…

  • Public to comment on Metrobus review

    Municipal

    The City of Joburg has called for public comment on the draft Metrobus Operations Plan.

  • Popular ward councillor off to parliament

    Local news

    Ward 90 councillor Gordon Mackay goes to parliament.

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