Many everyday actions in Johannesburg can breach municipal and national rules. Here are common offences from public urination to unpermitted trading and who enforces them.
JMPD warns public urination is a health hazard and municipal by‑laws will be enforced; hotspots are under 24‑hour CCTV surveillance, spokesperson Xolani Fihla says.
Three EPWP workers were arrested in July after 45 boxes of A4 paper were taken from Hillbrow Community Health Centre. 21 boxes recovered; investigation ongoing.
New analysis links sleeping under six hours a night to higher risks of diabetes, heart disease, obesity, mental illness, accidents and earlier death but effects can...
Gauteng Health says DA MPL Madeleine Hicklin's claims about medicine shortages at Charlotte Maxeke are misleading; Hicklin refuses to retract and cites staff concerns.
Experts warn South Africa’s twice-yearly Lenacapavir rollout could miss vulnerable groups unless community-based delivery and stigma reduction are prioritised.
Durban authorities carried out a multi-departmental operation on Monday morning at a building on Lancers Road in the city centre identified as a “major crime generator,”...
Gauteng Health has budgeted more than R612 million for the salaries of foreign national healthcare professionals in the 2026/2027 financial year, a figure revealed in a...
Kopanang Africa Against Xenophobia (KAAX) says the humanitarian crisis in South Africa has not ended despite rapid processing and large-scale repatriations through the Musina Temporary Repatriation...
Semaglutide and tirzepatide products are under scrutiny after South Africa’s health regulators warned against the use, prescription and dispensing of recalled iDEXIS medicines. The South African...