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Smart ID cards issued to disabled
The first of millions of smart ID cards expected to be rolled out in the next six years were issued…
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Hawkers await their fate
JOHANNESBURG - Informal traders desperate to earn a living after being evicted from Johannesburg’s CBD will have to wait a…
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D-day for non-provisional taxpayers
JOHANNESBURG - Non-provisional taxpayers, who have yet to submit their annual income tax returns, have until midnight to do so…
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Power supply is stable – Eskom
JOHANNESBSURG - Eskom has lifted its power emergency notice but the public has been cautioned to continue using electricity sparingly.
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Sanral welcomes e-tolling announcement
JOHANNESBURG - The South African National Roads Agency (Sanral) welcomed the announcement by the Minister of Transport that tolling on…
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Buy local – Minister
JOHANNESBURG - Buying locally manufactured goods and products will go a long way in creating jobs in South Africa, Minister…
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City clamps down on problem properties
JOHANNESBURG - Abandoned, derelict, unsafe and hijacked properties are under the microscope as the City of Johannesburg is in the…
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Vegetables on a high
JOBURG - The Johannesburg Development Agency has funded and helped build rooftop gardens for small-scale vegetable production in the city.
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Cosatu takes to the streets on 14 November
JOHANNESBURG - Cosatu is set to march to hand over memoranda to Gauteng's Premier, the legislature, transport department, the South…
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Cosatu takes to the streets on 14 November
JOHANNESBURG - Cosatu is set to march to hand over memoranda to Gauteng's Premier, the legislature, transport department, the South…
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Smart meters roll out
JOHANNESBURG - City Power has given the green light to begin installing its new electricity billing system across Johannesburg in…
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Cosatu ‘go-fast’ against e-tolling
JOHANNESBURG - A convoy of about 50 vehicles driven by Cosatu supporters cruised on Gauteng's e-tolled highways to show disapproval…
