Johannesburg doesn’t feel like a city on the brink of a water crisis anymore. For many residents, the crisis has already arrived, quietly, unevenly, and with...
Party discipline meets municipal law In a move that has sparked confusion and debate in Impendle, four ANC councillors who were recently suspended by the party...
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...
Joburg says its billing systems are working, but residents say the debt story feels painfully familiar For many Johannesburg residents, the latest billing saga feels less...
Gauteng’s unpaid bills problem is spiralling and ordinary residents may pay the price It’s becoming harder to ignore the warning signs flashing across Gauteng’s cities. From...
Six days dry, and patience finally runs out By Tuesday morning, frustration in Midrand had boiled over. Dozens of residents gathered in protest, holding nothing fancy...
Malema says the wealthy should foot the bill for basic services At a time when rising municipal bills are squeezing households across South Africa, EFF leader...
Gauteng’s broken builds: abandoned projects, rising rents and a growing bill Drive past some of Gauteng’s biggest construction sites and the promise is still there, at...
Sebokeng licence centre gets another lifeline, at a steep cost to taxpayers After nearly a decade of delays, vandalism and spiralling costs, the Sebokeng Driving Licence...
Johannesburg residents woke up this week to a double blow: dry taps and rubbish piling up on street corners, creating a familiar but increasingly worrying picture...