Municipal

  • Graffiti a growing problem

    Municipal

    The city has become a canvas for graffiti with posters, murals and tags emblazoned on most accessible surfaces.

  • Consumers in crisis

    Municipal

    JOBURG - Frequent fuel hikes and mounting e-toll bills have left many cash-strapped Gauteng motorists facing tough economic times.

  • DA to bring charges against ANCYL

    Municipal

    JOBURG - The DA intends to bring a charge of incitement of violence against the ANC Youth League following the…

  • Taxpayer bailout not needed- Sanral

    Municipal

    JOBURG - Taxpayers would not bear the brunt of the costs of the multi-billion rand Gauteng Freeway Improvement Project if…

  • Contractor botches street names

    Municipal

    Incomplete, inconsistent and misspelt street names on Joburg’s road signs have left motorists scratching their heads but the confusion would…

  • DA take job fight to Luthuli House

    Municipal

    JOBURG - The DA’s decision to take the “fight for jobs” to the doorstep of the ANC by marching to…

  • Threat of eviction sparks protests

    Local news

    ALEXANDRA - Angry residents burnt tyres and blocked First Avenue with stones after threats of eviction surfaced.

  • E-tolls woes continue

    Municipal

    JOBURG - While Sanral has assured the public that the e-tolling system was not affected by the evacuation of the…

  • Solar power system theft

    Municipal

    JOBURG - The viability of an alternate power source currently being used to operate traffic lights during power outages is…

  • Students warned against tertiary scams

    Municipal

    JOBURG - As admission deadlines loom and matriculants race to secure a place at universities and colleges, prospective students have…

  • Dangerous weapons banned from public gatherings

    Municipal

    JOBURG - A new act prohibiting the possession of dangerous weapons during public gatherings and protests came into effect in…

  • Review of suburban kerb parking

    Municipal

    JOBURG -The City of Joburg has gone back to the drawing board to address its contentious kerb-side paid parking system.

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