Municipal

  • Sanral denies e-toll roadblocks

    Local news

    JOBURG - The South African National Roads Agency Limited (Sanral) has denied that it requested any law enforcement agency to…

  • Hole in pavement a massive risk

    Local news

    INANDA - A resident in Inanda has expressed concern about a large hole on the pavement on the corner of…

  • Another strike to hit the country

    Municipal

    JOBURG - South Africa’s besieged economy faces the threat of another knock.

  • New ministries set to cost millions

    Local news

    JOBURG - The implementation of the new ministries and deputy ministries introduced into President Jacob Zuma’s cabinet is set to…

  • Anger as Sandton Library parking lot shuts down

    Local news

    SANDTON - People who use the Sandton Library will now have to pay for parking.

  • Joburg residents claim R20M in damages from City Power

    Municipal

    JOBURG - City Power owes Joburg residents millions of rand for damages to household appliances caused by power outages and…

  • City Power implements hefty tariff hikes

    Municipal

    JOBURG - Electricity tariff hikes are in store for Joburg residents in July.

  • Water pipe bursts yet again causing more damage

    Local news

    BRYANSTON - After Stephanie Geyser reported a water pipe burst in Bryanston and it was fixed, the water pipe burst…

  • SA faces looming water shortage

    Local news

    JOBURG - A water shortage in South Africa was imminent, but contingency plans were in place to mitigate the problem.

  • Woodmead property is prime real estate

    Local news

    SANDTON - When the people of Johannesburg’s northern suburbs think of the Woodmead area, they most probably visualise shopping, commerce,…

  • Dangerous Buccleuch intersection finally secured

    Local news

    BUCCLEUCH - Concerned Buccleuch resident Andrew McMurray is relieved to have the dangerous intersection between Kelvin and Buccleuch secured with…

  • Leeuwkop prison could be for sale

    Local news

    GLENFERNESS- Minister of Public Works Thulas Nxesi reavealed the 'possible disposal' of Leeuwkop Prison.

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