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A total of 269 structures have been destroyed by heavy rains, and 339 people were affected in South Africas largest city Johannesburg in the past three days, an official said on Monday."The City of Johannesburg has been experiencing heavy rains that

With heavy downpours expected to hit Gauteng, City of Joburg EMS has provided safety tip to help you during flash flood threats

Car rental company Avis has repossessed some of its fleet from the city, which included a number of metro police vehicles.

In an effort to combat rising crime, the city has launched its public safety festive season campaign.

The Johannesburg metro police have partnered with South African Breweries (SAB) in the delivery of seven vehicles that will help process drunk driving arrests more efficiently.

"We don't know why these old men are hanging on to things that have nothing to do with them," said City of Johannesburg speaker Colleen Makhubele.

Johannesburg mayor Mpho Phlalatse lives on to fight another day after speaker Colleen Makhubele withdrew the motion of no confidence vote scheduled for Thursday.

The 33rd Johannesburg Pride March and Pride of Africa celebrations will go ahead in Sandton, Johannesburg, as planned this weekend.

Johannesburg Metropolitan Police Department officials, including former chief of police David Tembe, 'recklessly' bled the City of Johannesburg budget while seemingly enjoying the private use of official City vehicles procured through a contract worth R1.2 billion with controversial service provider Afrirent.

The Johannesburg Metro Police Department (JMPD) says additional officers have been deployed to Eldorado Park, south of Johannesburg, following a spike in crime in the area.