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Tenants of the N2 Gateway Project flats in Langa are facing serious structural issues including leaks, sewage, and rat infestations.

The trial will take place in Bloemfontein High Court, and the accused face 95 charges, including corruption and money laundering.

The DA suspended its councillor Malusi Booi from taking part in any party activities. But Booi is back at work as an ordinary councillor. What’s going on?

Minister Kubayi was speaking at a community Imbizo and Service Fair held jointly by the three spheres of government in Soweto in the City of Johannesburg on Thursday, 4th of May 2023. The Minister and Deputy Minister Pam Tshwete, together with Deputy Minister of COGTA Parks Tau, MEC of Human Settlements in Gauteng Lebogang Maile and the City of Joburg representatives, attended to concerns raised by the community, including the sale and renting of government subsidised homes to illegal foreigners...

The DA has noted that the Free State High Court has today set a date for the trial of Ace Magashule and various other accused persons and companies. This despite numerous attempts by the accused to frustrate the legal process. It seems that they have run out of Stalingrad options and we are confident that when the trial does start it will be devastating for the accused. It is little wonder that former ANC SG Ace Magashule, and his accomplices, did not want the trial to begin in earnest. We belie...

Magashule appeared alongside his co-accused in the Bloemfontein High Court on Friday.

Al Jamah-ah's Kabelo Gwamanda was elected as the new City of Johannesburg mayor, on Friday, beating ActionSA’s Funzi Ngubeni and the Democratic Alliance’s (DA’s) Mpho Phalatse for the position. The election follows the resignation of Thapelo Amad, who resigned last week.

Leisure-aligned property developer Citi Global Realty and Development Inc. is undergoing an organizational transformation to make it more customer-centric and people oriented.

Among the residents were senior citizens who had been on waiting lists from as early as 1996 and were yet to receive houses from the department.

Some Soweto residents have described the community imbizo convened by Human Settlements Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi as “a waste of time”.