For many residents across Gauteng, turning on the tap has become an exercise in hope rather than certainty. Now, the crisis has reached a point where...
What was once a functioning police station in Carletonville now stands as a stark symbol of neglect. Broken windows, overgrown grass and piles of waste have...
In parts of Emfuleni, life has become a daily battle against something most South Africans only experience during a plumbing emergency. Raw sewage. For many residents,...
A crumbling stretch of road in Douglasdale has suddenly become one of Johannesburg’s most talked-about addresses and not because of any planned upgrade. Instead, it took...
It took a pair of goggles, a snorkel, and a viral video to do what years of complaints seemingly could not. A massive, waterlogged pothole in...
In a move that signals a shift in how emergency water is delivered across Pretoria, the City of Tshwane is stepping in to take full control...
If South Africa continues on its current trajectory of per capita GDP growth, South Africans’ current living standards will remain unchanged for an entire generation. Over...
A fresh start for a struggling system If you’ve bought or sold property in Johannesburg recently, chances are you’ve felt the frustration. Delays, backlogs, broken systems,...
President Cyril Ramaphosa has confirmed a major step towards bringing high-speed trains to South Africa. Speaking at the inaugural National Transport Conference in Johannesburg on Monday, 16 March,...
More than 19 million South Africans rely on social grants. Yet the offices meant to serve them are frequently overcrowded, broken, and offline. A presentation by the South African...