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City Power threatens to suspend services if attacks on technicians continue
An armed hijacking of City Power contractors in Alexandra has again highlighted how crime is disrupting service delivery in Johannesburg.
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WATCH | No fatalities in ‘horrific’ three-vehicle Mitchells Plain crash
Three-vehicle crash involving learners in Mitchells Plain looks horrific but results in no deaths, only 2 serious and 6 light injuries.
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Historic launch as Northern Cape Youth Choir occupies its place in spotlight
The first ever Northern Cape Youth Choir is launched on Saturday 25 April in the Northern Cape Theatre in Kimberley – get your ticket for this high-energy showcase.
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Muizenberg community invited to meeting on major beachfront upgrades
Muizenberg Beach upgrades enter a critical phase as residents are invited to a community meeting to discuss closures, construction and future plans.
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Middle East tensions escalate as Iran seizes ships and US blocks Iraqi cash
Tensions in the Middle East intensified as Iran seized two vessels in the Strait of Hormuz and the US blocked nearly $500 million in cash destined for Iraq.
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City Power’s solar approval process draws criticism from advocacy group
OUTA has criticised Johannesburg’s City Power pre-approval and registration requirements for small-scale solar installations
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New Firehorse restaurant opens at Vergelegen in Somerset West
Vergelegen opens temporary Firehorse restaurant in Somerset West to replace fire-damaged Stables while planning permanent replacement.
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Africa Food Show returns amid Africa’s expanding food and beverage market
Driven by rapid urbanization, population expansion and shifting consumer demand, Africa’s food economy is evolving at pace.
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City plans Harrington Square upgrades to boost safety and accessibility
Harrington Square and its surrounds in the City Bowl are under review, with the city prioritising upgrades to create a safer, more accessible public space.
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Road safety operations to target high-risk areas during back-to-back long weekends
Law enforcement will enhance monitoring on South Africa’s high-risk routes during upcoming holidays due to increased travel and pedestrian safety concerns.
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