City of Joburg health worker arrested for selling Covid-19 negative certificates
A City of Joburg health worker was arrested on Saturday night for allegedly selling fake Covid-19 negative test certificates to travellers for R500.
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A City of Joburg health worker was arrested on Saturday night for allegedly selling fake Covid-19 negative test certificates to travellers for R500.
Today, the unholy alliance of the ANC and Democratic Alliance in the Johannesburg Council has predictably and without opposition elected Cllr Jolidee Matongo, the ANC’s chief spindoctor in JHB, and right-hand man to the late Mayor Makhubo, as Executive Mayor of the City of Joburg. Cllr Matongo propped, patted, and applauded the corruption carried out by the ANC and its former Mayor within the City of Johannesburg, all at the expense of residents who continue to watch service delivery deteriorate in the City.
Fiscal prudence key to delivering turnkey projects in poorer areas Page Content City departments and entities have been urged to exercise fiscal prudence when spending monies allocated to fast-tracking service delivery in the next financial year. The portfolio head of Finance, Cllr Jolidee Matongo says a lion's share of the City's capital expenditure budget will be invested in accelerating service delivery across previously marginalised communities of Johannesburg. MMC Matongo notes that Joburg's 2021/22 budget contains strategic allocations aimed at reviving the local economy through ...
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Page Content Property owners whose municipal accounts are in arrears have until Saturday, 31 July to apply for the City’s improved debt rehabilitation programme, which offers amnesty to those afflicted by the Covid-19 lockdown. The newly introduced relief measures are designed to ease the financial burden on ratepayers amidst the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic. Finance MMC, Cllr Jolidee Matongo says the threshold of property value that qualifies for debt relief has increased from R600 000 to R1.5 million. This follows calls from residents for the City to review the terms and conditions of the...