Let’s be honest, as South Africans, we’re never quite ready for the cold. Now that winter is really here, our main mission is simply to find...
The Johannesburg Roads Agency says budget cuts mean State Road in President Park will remain a gravel road; upgrades depend on future funding.
EFF provincial secretary Moshe Koma says Johannesburg’s crime should be tackled as criminality, not framed by nationality, and calls for accountability in immigration and municipal departments.
Gauteng is in the grip of a severe winter spell, with snow flurries, icy rain, strong winds and freezing temperatures expected to persist across parts of...
Physicians group urges update of South Africa’s dietary guidelines, recommending clearer protein guidance, sustainability info and transparency in development.
According to The Citizen, Duduzane Zuma’s elevation to MK first deputy president and media campaign signal a push to make him his father’s political heir.
A series of recent drug seizures from Evander to OR Tambo show trafficking remains active, with arrests, large consignments and calls for sustained intelligence-led policing.
City Power's outage backlog in Johannesburg doubled from around 3 000 to over 6 000 as a cold snap and increased demand overwhelmed ageing infrastructure.
A High Court order requires Kleinfontein to submit a township application by 31 August and sets aside punitive municipal levies dating from 1 September 2024.
Parliament's communications committee says the SABC needs about R120 million to provide fair, comprehensive coverage of the 2026 Local Government Elections.
A rare cut‑off low brought icy rain, flurries of snow and bitter cold to Johannesburg and parts of Gauteng, with warnings that conditions will persist through...
