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Even as Gauteng taps run dry, Rand Water claims it 'is able and capable' while blaming residents
By: News24Wire 20th September 2023 Despite water not coming out of the taps in some parts of Johannesburg, Rand Water maintains it can supply the resource to consumers. For the past... →
Joburg deploys army of 3 000 on World Clean-up Day to spruce up the City
14th September 2023 Over 100 organisations, 20 schools and youth associations will clean 39 identified locations in the City of Johannesburg as part of World Clean-up... →
Urgent check of RMS hospital security needed
8th September 2023 The Democratic Alliance (DA) has submitted an urgent request for the Northern Cape Provincial Legislature’s (NCPL) health committee to conduct... →
Trade unions have a role in fighting unemployment – Proudly SA CEO
By: Sane Dhlamini 23rd August 2023 Proudly South Africa CEO Eustace Mashimbye has said that South Africa’s trade union movement is an important player in ridding the country of its... →
Coal miner opening nursery to support million trees, hatchery to restore killed fish
By: Martin Creamer 22nd August 2023 Thermal coal mining company Thungela will next month open a nursery to support the planting of a million trees and has already commissioned a... →
Job Rathebe Secondary School learners exposed to appalling conditions due to shoddy workmanship by contractors
21st August 2023 The ablution facilities at Job Rathebe Secondary School are in a terrible state despite the Gauteng Department of Education spending more than R1,7... →
JOSHCO launches maintenance escalation campaign
17th August 2023 The Joburg Social Housing Company (JOSHCO) is glad to introduce its new Maintenance Escalation process, which aims to elevate the service levels it... →
Cape Town makes progress on another major Bulk Sewer upgrade
16th August 2023 Cape Town Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis was on-site today as the City broke ground on the next portion of the major R470m Milnerton Bulk Sewer upgrade,... →
