Two men, including a former police officer, were arrested in Eden Park after residents reported the illegal removal and resale of municipal paving bricks.
An 81-year-old Orange Grove resident remains unable to return to her home six years after a municipal stormwater culvert collapsed beneath the property. Sherley Markowitz was...
Lights out: who’s really to blame? Johannesburg residents are again finding their lights unreliable, but the cause isn’t always straightforward. Recent coverage in the Citizen highlights...
South Africa’s ongoing service delivery struggles have once again taken centre stage, with the ANC putting serious money on the table in a bid to turn...
Tshwane mayor pushes back on “water crisis” label as taps still run dry in parts of the city Despite growing frustration in communities across the capital,...
South Africans are used to planning their lives around power cuts. Now, for many communities, the taps have joined the blackout schedule. As the country faces...
Tshwane’s lights flicker back to hope as city promises grid stabilisation After weeks of unpredictable blackouts that left residents frustrated, businesses scrambling and WhatsApp groups buzzing...
It was an ordinary Wednesday afternoon in Burgersfort until the sky darkened and a severe storm swept through with a fury that left a mark on...
Coming to a sudden stop: when good plans go bad Imagine a new water pipeline, a school building, or a transport upgrade in one of South...
Power surges in Joburg: Can you claim from City Power in 2025? It’s a scene far too familiar for Joburgers: the lights cut out, then come...