Gauteng's roads department announced their private partnership initiative at the end of 2024 to protect traffic light in the ...
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How the Gauteng government’s decision to disregard Soweto taxi agreement led to the latest standoffThe Gauteng government has had a decade to sort out a deadly dispute between rival Soweto taxi associations Nanduwe and Wata. A recent court judgment highlights how its failures kicked off the latest ...
The RAF trained 173 youth across South Africa to promote road safety, aiming to reduce accidents and to empower communities ...
Joburg EMS is warning residents in low-lying areas to be vigilant as flash floods may occur in their communities.
This week, the Automobile Association of South Africa (AA) has raised a clarion call for immediate action as the nation ...
A year later, Sandton's 'huge hole' has led to a road closure that disrupts businesses and residents
Pretoria Avenue in Sandton, Johannesburg, has been closed off as what started as a small sinkhole expanded and now covers the ...
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Floods Batter Gauteng and Free State As SAWS Issues Warnings for Winds and ThunderstormsThe South African Weather Service issued a Yellow Level 2 warning for heavy rainfall in the central part of SA and a Level 4 ...
The MEC made the remarks while extending her condolences to the families of 16 people who died in a bus crash on the R21 on ...
Johannesburg’s pothole-ridden streets have become a national embarrassment. As Mayor Morero pivots from G20 routes to the ...
Three separate bus crashes across three provinces claimed 35 lives on South Africa's roads between 5 and 11 March.
A bus overturned near Johannesburg's OR Tambo International Airport early Tuesday, resulting in 12 deaths and 45 injuries.
Ministry spokesman Collen Msibi said 12 people died at the scene and four at a hospital. Msibi said reports indicated that 11 ...
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