City Power defers critical projects as R44-billion backlog and R2-billion deficit threaten electricity and water services across Johannesburg.
The lived reality of Johannesburg residents – overflowing dustbins, broken water pipes, electricity failures and potholes – does not reflect the political leadership’s assertion that “our financial management is okay…
Despite the police claiming that the 30 June xenophobic protests were relatively peaceful, large communities were left devastated.
While there is still no clarity on exactly how Johannesburg is going to pay its massive R5.2 billion debt to Eskom, the City council last week approved a R3.8 billion…
In recent months, groups campaigning against “illegal immigration” and crime have gathered growing momentum, drawing large crowds into streets. Their marches are often framed as a response to state failure,…
A recent spate of dog poisonings in Johannesburg has left residents on edge, raising fears of home invasions and attempted break-ins.
An armed hijacking of City Power contractors in Alexandra has again highlighted how crime is disrupting service delivery in Johannesburg.
Johannesburg’s financial crisis deepens with a R3 billion loan for salaries, revealing severe budget deficits and rising debts across multiple entities.
There has been no water in Parktown West for the past 19 days. Pupils from the school have already missed two days of schooling because the toilets were blocked and…
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