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City of Joburg emergency services are giving an update on the latest developments on the deadly fire in Johannesburg’s city centre.

The City of Johannesburg must take Thursday’s fire in the CBD as a wake-up call to proactively improve the conditions of buildings it owns and manages, as well as other abandoned buildings, says the Socio-Economic Rights Institute.

Minister in the Presidency Khumbudzo Ntshavheni says the national government is ready to assist the City of Johannesburg after a deadly fire that claimed the lives of 73 people on Thursday.

Sam Daud was taken to hospital after hurting his ankle when he fell from the first floor of the burning building

The City of Johannesburg says about 200 households were affected as a result of the fire at a five-storey which claimed the lives of 74 people as of Thursday afternoon.

With a rent of R650, there is no security and the landlord’s name is even unknown

The arrival of players on free transfers to MLS represents a unique opportunity for the league to continue its upward trajectory.

“Smith & Libby: Two Rings, Seven Months, One Bullet” to open at Reynolda House September 9

The younger of the Hughes Brothers directing duo discusses how hip-hop changed race relations in America and why Richard Pryor is "my greatest storyteller"

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