Fresh from hosting Africa’s first G20 Summit, Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi has unleashed a R1 billion war chest to crush crime and fix crumbling services. From hijacked buildings to pothole-riddled suburbs, the promise is clear: the global spotlight that shone ...
On November 25, 2025, Gauteng ignited the 16 Days of Activism with a fierce new focus: ending digital violence against women and girls. From township classrooms where fake profiles destroy lives to corporate offices haunted by online harassment, the province ...
Ekurhuleni's 14-day notice for ritual animal slaughter has sparked outrage, pitting sacred ancestral traditions against urban hygiene rules in Gauteng's diverse suburbs. Critics call it bureaucratic overreach that ignores funerals and urgent spiritual needs, while the city defends it as ...
In Reiger Park, a drive-by shooting on October 28, 2025, killed three innocents and wounded four. The suspects—gang members out on bail—have sparked outrage and urgent calls for bail reform across South Africa.
On October 29, 2025, NEHAWU healthcare workers march on Gauteng's Health Department, escalating demands after an ignored October 3 ultimatum. Citing R2 billion looted from Tembisa Hospital, they demand prosecutions, filled posts, insourced services, and repairs to 18 crumbling hospitals. ...
New facility doubles size of warehouse space. Significant investment with over R70 million in stock held at all times
Hail most often occurs as a result of a heatwave. However, it is reported that this occurred for more than one reason.
As the weather continues to change in the coming months, the first week of October is set to be the warmest week.
A vehicle plunges into a giant road hole in Johannesburg, one which was dug to repair a water leak months ago.
Headsup! It's looking like the City of Joburg is quietly following suit after Tshwane’s merciless debt collection strategy.
The largest-ever blue diamond was found at the Cullinan mine in 2021 and De Beers is now auctioning it for millions.
Snowballing problems in Tshwane have residents in despair after an Eskom power disruption causes water shortages.
The flood that hit Tshwane overnight has cause significant damage. Although some residents have refused help from the authorities.
Two more sluices have been opened at the Vaal Dam, meaning more water and sanitation for many Gauteng residents.
SAPS have requested help from the public to help find missing man, Tshepo Walter Lesetja. Any information should be shared with the police.
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