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The City of Johannesburg has urged businesses owing water and electricity to pay their debts to avoid water and electricity cuts.

Businesses in the City of Johannesburg (CoJ) have been alerted to the possibility of having their electricity or water disconnected, owing to the sizable monetary debt owed to the municipality. The City has decried the “millions of rands” owed to it by businesses.

Six years after the Gujarat High Court took up the issue and seven months after the state government scrapped a bill to check the stray cattle menace, citizens continue to battle it out... sometimes, at the cost of their lives. Sohini Ghosh, Rashi Mishra, Ritu Sharma and Aditi Raja report.

On 8 March, the Gauteng MEC for Finance, Jacob Mamabolo, delivered his budget speech in which he said that R784m had been set aside for the provincial health department to ‘address backlogs in surgical and radiation oncology services’ in Gauteng.

Africas music industry is on the rise, and the Africa Rising Music Conference (ARMC) is at the forefront of this exciting movement...

© Provided by Xinhua After the pandemic prevention and control policy is relaxed, more Chinese people will travel to Serbia than in 2019, said Zhang Ke

Retired Foreign Service National Political Specialist of the U.S. Department of State Daya Gamage who was in the Political Division of the US Embassy in Sri Lanka has said that the US was stepping up an operation here meant to enhance its own security. American ambassador Julie Chung announced recently the arrival of an official […]

By Theresa Goodwin theresa.goodwin@antiguaobserver.com The findings of a search conducted on a Russian-owned vessel on Saturday will be published shortly, Prime Minister’s Chief of Staff Lionel “Max” Hurst has confirmed. The Super Yacht Alfa Nero which docked here in February was searched at Falmouth Harbour, during a multi-agency operation led…

August 19, 2022 Charleston, WV – Today, U.S. Senators Joe Manchin (D-WV) and Shelley Moore Capito (R-WV) announced $375,000 for three Drug-Free Communities

The COVID-19 Public Health Emergency was declared on January 31, 2020, and spurred numerous federal and state agencies to expand access to and insurance coverage for telehealth services.