Municipal

  • City Parks slaps band aid on problem

    Municipal

    City Parks' negligence of open spaces and parks in residential areas blamed for devaluing properties.

  • City Parks slaps band aid on problem

    Municipal

    City Parks' negligence of open spaces and parks in residential areas blamed for devaluing properties.

  • JRA to be the best municipal entity

    Municipal

    Macozoma also said the JRA is taking its obligations very seriously and they urge the community to be actively engaged,…

  • Open letter to JRA service providers

    Letters

    JOHANNESBURG – The Board of Directors and Management team of the Johannesburg Road Agency (JRA) are committed to achieving complete…

  • Response regarding progress with traffic signals

    Municipal

    JOHANNESBURG – Faulty signals will never be eradicated, but the JRA is going a very long way towards achieving this…

  • Joburg finances are ‘in the best shape yet’

    Municipal

    Johannesburg has successfully redeemed R1.9 billion since entering the municipal bond market – including R900 million in the past 12…

  • JRA plugs the road holes

    Local News

    Roads receive much needed attention after public outcry about potholes and low-lying bridges.

  • Service delivery continues at a rapid pace

    Municipal

    The sod-turning ceremony signified more improvements for the Freedom Park community, as a library will be built for the learners…

  • Human Papillomavirus Vaccination Campaign 2014

    Municipal

    The City of Johannesburg will be aiming to reach 29 700 grade four learners in 484 primary schools in Johannesburg.

  • Reuven receives solar geysers

    Municipal

    Solar geysers will save electricity and money for the residents of Reuven Complex.

  • R23 Million pothole repair in Oakdene

    Municipal

    Almost R23 million will be dedicated to pothole repairs over the next few months.

  • Housing and City Parks made aware of unsafe area

    Municipal

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