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Eyes in the form of robots have been deployed to search for Khayalethu Magadla who fell inside a manhole in Soweto

KGOSI Kwena of ActionSA said when his party takes over, it will make sure local municipalities function properly.

The Johannesburg multi-party government is aiming to mitigate problems and issues in the city such as unemployment, economic challenges, water and electricity issues, and to provide economic and social opportunities and service delivery for citizens, through its ‘The Golden Start’ programme of action, which flows from seven mayoral priorities. This was revealed by executive mayor Dr Mpho Phalatse during her State of the City Address on April 21.

Cable theft is a major problem in the metro, often leading to power outages.

Allow me to begin by conveying my condolences to the Speaker of Council, Cllr Vasco Da Gama, who is currently in mourning following the passing of his beloved son Robin Da Gama.  Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

It was almost two-weeks ago when we gathered at the St Mary’s Cathedral in the inner city, for a multi-faith prayer service in recognition of what you, the City’s Public Safety Officers, do to keep Joburg’s communities safe, and the enhanced dangers you face over the Easter and school break period.

The Johannesburg Metro Police Department (JMPD) says some roads will be closed in the vicinity of the Cathedral of St Mary the Virgin in the Johannesburg Central Business District (CBD), where a Public Safety Prayer Day will be held on Thursday morning.

We Have Been Betrayed, But We Will Restore Our Human Rights and Dignity

Law enforcement has pronounced itself ready to deal with any eventuality in Alexandra as tensions simmer between locals and foreign nationals.

Several licensing centres in Gauteng have shut their operations after two weeks of protest action organised by the National Driving School Association of SA against the online booking system.