Johannesburg’s Lilian Ngoyi Street reopens after a gas explosion closure, featuring modern upgrades for safer, smoother traffic flow in the CBD.
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Lillian Ngoyi Street in Johannesburg finally reopens after a devastating methane gas explosion in 2023. Discover the two-year timeline of delays, costs, and the street’s vital role in the CBD’s recovery.
Throttling causes taps to run dry at night in Gauteng. Learn why water pressure drops overnight, how the process works, and how residents can adapt to save water.
Discover the vital role of Gauteng’s Masakhane Laundry and Cook Freeze Hub, which supplies 8,000 meals daily and clean linen to hospitals and clinics, ensuring uninterrupted healthcare services across the province.
A Grade R learner tragically lost her life in a scholar bus accident in Carletonville, Gauteng. The GDE offers support and investigates the incident while addressing wider education concerns.
Gauteng MEC Lebogang Maile outlines strategies to grow the tourism economy, focusing on signature events, SMME empowerment, and public-private partnerships to drive sustainable growth and reach R30 billion in tourism revenue by 2030.
Johannesburg Water has scheduled 10-hour outages in August 2025 for maintenance in parts of Johannesburg, including Orange Farm and Blairgowrie. Learn how residents can prepare and which areas are affected.
Visa’s new data centre in Johannesburg aims to boost digital payments across Africa, supporting financial inclusion, e-commerce growth, and secure payment processing. Learn how this development will shape Africa’s digital economy.
Johannesburg Water Crisis: Aged Infrastructure, Governance Uncertainty, and Daily Struggles for Citizens Johannesburg, the largest city in South Africa, is…
Rand Water’s Maintenance and Concerns Over Tanker Safety Continue to Cause Water Supply Disruptions in Gauteng Residents of Gauteng are…