Enos Maake News Today

The City of Johannesburg and Pikitup management has announced they will advertise additional job opportunities to give casual workers an opportunity to after protests rocked the city of gold this week.

ActionSA threatens legal action against Joburg mayor Kabelo Gwamanda if he does not publicly apologise for saying they sponsored the strike.

The casual workers protesting outside depots in parts of the city say they will not be bullied into backing down from the protest.

The protest follows allegations that about 300 individuals were hired, contradicting claims of volunteer participation


Members of Combat have embarked on a protest towards the Cosmos Business Park in Roodepoort where they will hand over a memorandum of demands.

Zandspruit residents who are behind blocking foreigners from accessing the local clinic say they are doing so because of overcrowding.

A standoff has erupted between locals and foreign nationals selling on the side of the road near the Zandspruit informal settlement in northern Johannesburg.