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The Johannesburg Metropolitan Police Department's Tactical Response Unit apprehends multiple suspects linked to the tragic killing of officer Judith Makwela, with one suspect reportedly seeking ...

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Two hikers who were stranded for three days after they fell 800-feet down a cliffside in the San Jacinto Mountains were finally rescued early Wednesday, somehow surviving the brutal winter elements.

This is despite a judgment by the High Court in Johannesburg on 3 March which ruled in favour of Wata after Gauteng Provincial Regulatory Entity (GPRE) granted Nanduwa the right to load passengers ...

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Johannesburg Water has announced temporary water shutoffs in Sandton as part of ongoing water demand management initiatives, with additional planned maintenance scheduled across the city next week.

Due to a pipeline upgrade, several Johannesburg suburbs will experience a 24-hour water outage from 6:00 on 11 March to 6:00 on 12 March. Affected areas include Naturena, Freedom Park, Devland ...

PRESIDENT Cyril Ramaphosa has described the state of infrastructure in Johannesburg as archaic and that its electricity challenges have turned it into a dark city as he launched his administration ...