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MEC must intervene in Burgersdorp water crisis
2nd December 2022 Taps have run dry in Burgersdorp even though the town's main supply dam, the JL de Bruin dam, is overflowing. In certain areas of Burgersdorp... →
DA demands immediate restoration of service delivery in MMM
30th November 2022 The DA in Mangaung Metropolitan Municipality staged a picket to demand action steps from the Executive and Administration in accordance with the... →
Joburg's drive against illegal electricity connections hampered by mass strike over wages
By: News24Wire 23rd November 2022 The public wage strike has disrupted City Power's plan to bust a syndicate responsible for illegally selling its electricity. The entity had... →
Daily Podcast – November 18, 2022
By: Nadine Ramdass 18th November 2022 Making headlines: Cabinet approves measures to restrict scrap exports, government clarifies that 'final offer' to public sector unions is an... →
Cabinet approves measures to restrict scrap exports, but details yet to be released 
By: Terence Creamer 18th November 2022 Cabinet has approved a “comprehensive package” of policy measures to restrict trade in scrap metal to limit damage to public infrastructure,... →
Dawid Kruiper security services come to a standstill
17th November 2022 Dawid Kruiper’s municipal patrols have come to a standstill for the past three weeks, placing municipal infrastructure in Upington at risk. The... →
Underground safety chambers to protect traffic signal equipment
9th November 2022 ‘The prefabricated chambers are installed a few meters underground and attached to a concrete base. The traffic signal controllers and UPS system... →
IDC increases stake in green aluminum producer 
By: Martin Creamer 31st October 2022 South Africa’s Industrial Development Corporation (IDC) has increased its shareholding in Mozambique’s Mozal Aluminium to 32.45%. Prior to this... →
