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Driven by committed teachers and strong parent collaboration, an inner-city school in Johannesburg is demonstrating exceptional academic achievements and global STEM integration despite systemic challenges.
Directors Norman Maake and Princess Zinzi Mhlongo discuss how their award-winning supernatural crime thriller captures genuine African horror elements while filming on the streets of Johannesburg.
The government of Mozambique has formally petitioned the Johannesburg High Court to order the extradition of a former finance minister accused of financial misconduct. The legal battle underscores ongoing anti-corruption efforts in Southern Africa.
The Johannesburg municipal council experienced a complete power outage after failing to procure sufficient diesel fuel for its backup generators, highlighting ongoing logistical challenges.
A proposal to wear campaign-style T-shirts sparked significant debate and disruption during the final Johannesburg municipal council session ahead of elections.
Johannesburg’s council-owned rental housing portfolio is collapsing under the weight of arrears, vacancies and hijacked buildings, while thousands of residents remain on the yearslong waiting list.
Speakers and activists at a DG Murray Trust dialogue emphasized that urban renewal in Johannesburg will fail without addressing youth concerns around food insecurity, public safety, and social exclusion.
A University of Johannesburg (UJ) official has been ordered to repay R18 million after being found guilty of taking bribes related to student housing.
Richie Mo'unga, recently returned from playing in Japan, has been named to start for the All Blacks against the Lions in Johannesburg, marking his first appearance for the team since the 2023 World Cup.
Alex van den Heever argues that Johannesburg's municipal entities, originally designed for efficiency, have been corrupted and repurposed as mechanisms for state capture.
The City of Johannesburg has reportedly settled its R5.25 billion debt with Eskom, wiping the slate clean on the long-standing power bill.
Fresh from producing Channel 4's 'Free Nelson Mandela,' Rogan Productions has established a new office in Johannesburg, South Africa, marking its first permanent international production base.
A family undertook an electric vehicle road trip from Johannesburg to Durban in an iCAUR 03T, detailing their experiences with charging infrastructure and range management in South Africa.
A columnist argues that beyond fixing basic infrastructure like potholes and traffic lights, Johannesburg needs to inspire its citizens with a bigger vision for the city's future.
As Africa's richest city, Johannesburg, teeters on the brink, businesses are resorting to self-help measures like filling potholes and trucking in water due to failing public services.
Africa is increasingly asserting its role on the global stage, filling a void created by Washington's perceived disengagement, as highlighted by the US boycott of the G20 leaders' summit in Johannesburg.
The annual "Hey Hillbrow! Let’s Dlala!" street festival transforms the crime-ridden Hillbrow district of Johannesburg into a vibrant stage, allowing residents to reclaim their neighborhood.
Palesa Mnyaka, a 33-year-old cultural policy specialist and public heritage practitioner, is innovating how Johannesburg remembers its history by bringing archives into everyday life.
Dr. Ockert Pretorius, a senior lecturer at the University of Johannesburg, is recognized for his work on cities as living systems that influence opportunity, sustainability, and quality of life. He is involved in preparing the next generation of urban planners and thinkers.
The Pan Africanist Congress (PAC) has announced former ANC member Thami Ka Plaatjie as its mayoral candidate for Johannesburg, with Ka Plaatjie officially rejoining the party.
A significant gap in governance between South Africa’s two largest cities, Cape Town and Johannesburg, has resulted in at least a $12 billion difference in commercial property values, with Cape Town leading.
The Africa Golf Tourism Convention (AGTC) 2026 was officially launched in Johannesburg, aiming to position Africa to capture a larger share of the global luxury travel market through golf tourism.
South Africa has suspended funds for Johannesburg, one of the country's richest cities, along with dozens of other municipalities, due to alleged legal breaches and wasteful spending.
Johannesburg, once known as the 'City of Gold,' is facing reputational challenges, yet its city center continues to pulsate with economic life, albeit in unexpected ways, as it attempts a restart.
One of South Africa's most senior police officers has survived an attempted assassination in Johannesburg, according to police reports.
Johannesburg has added 700 managers to its workforce even as the city faces significant challenges in paying its bills, according to a Bloomberg report.
A government initiative to curb undocumented employment in South Africa is creating divisions in Johannesburg's inner city, highlighting many small businesses' reliance on migrant labor.
A manhunt is underway in South Africa after a mass shooting near Johannesburg killed at least 12 people. Police are seeking multiple suspects in connection with the attack.
The ANC's mayoral selection process in Johannesburg is facing scrutiny due to claims of a flawed nomination process, with party insiders suggesting the process might be challenged or restarted.
The ANC's Regional Executive Committee has decided on Masuku, while the Regional Oversight Bodies are mandated to choose two out of four proposed names, including Nhlanhla Lux, Frank Chikane, Chichi Maponya, and Jabu Moleketi, for Johannesburg mayor.
Roads, shops, factories, and homes in Johannesburg are reportedly threatened as illegal mining activities continue to hollow out the city's foundations.
Johannesburg is considering an innovative 'honeycomb' approach as a financial solution to address its ongoing water problems. The initiative aims to provide a sustainable fix for the city's water infrastructure.
Following recent elections, Johannesburg is grappling with a complex coalition puzzle as political parties negotiate potential alliances to form a new municipal government.
A Johannesburg MMC is facing an assault investigation and disciplinary action from the ANC over allegations of extortion. The party is moving to address the accusations against the official.
Women in Johannesburg are experiencing heightened anxiety and fear when navigating the city at night due to the lack of functional streetlights.
As Johannesburg enters winter, New Balance's 'Grey Days' campaign highlights the season's mood of comfort and effortless style with its grey sneakers.
Tributes celebrate the life and legacy of Maria McCloy, highlighting her profound impact on Johannesburg's cultural landscape and her irreplaceable presence.
An unusual court case in South Africa is addressing the mental health of three elephants, with animal rights advocates arguing that elephants at the Johannesburg Zoo are suffering from depression and should be relocated to a larger nature reserve.
Despite political jabs at Cape Town, Johannesburg is grappling with a significant R5.3 billion financial crisis. The article suggests that the city's economic woes are becoming increasingly difficult to conceal.
An opinion piece argues for the release of elephants Lammie, Mopane, and Ramadiba from the Johannesburg Zoo, citing ethical concerns.
North West businessman Brown Mogotsi is set to apply for bail on May 25 in Johannesburg after being arrested for allegedly staging an assassination attempt in Vosloorus and defeating the ends of justice.
The Madlanga commission has been presented with evidence detailing how Hawks officers intercepted nearly a tonne of cocaine, shipped from Brazil to Johannesburg in July 2021, following an initial intervention by Gauteng traffic officers.
The Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare (THL) reported that two Finnish tourists may have been exposed to hantavirus while on an airplane in Johannesburg.
Shoppers in Johannesburg lined up in freezing temperatures before sunrise for the Stella McCartney H&M collaboration launch, highlighting the continued appeal of luxury-fashion partnerships.
South Africa's Finance Minister has warned Johannesburg that it may lose state funds. This warning comes amid concerns over the city's financial management and performance.
Mmamoloko Kubayi has dismissed suggestions from the ANC that she should run for Johannesburg mayor, with sources close to her calling the approach 'malicious'.
An article examines the concept of 'silos of safety' within Johannesburg, discussing how residents navigate security concerns in the city.
Ethiopian community members in South Africa have accused their home government of inaction following a murder in Johannesburg. The Ethiopian Embassy, however, stated it is engaging with local authorities regarding the incident.
Hundreds of people marched in Johannesburg to protest against illegal migration, leading to shops shutting down over fears of looting.
Four Ethiopian nationals were killed in a shooting incident in Johannesburg, South Africa, with at least ten others detained. Ethiopian officials are awaiting findings from the ongoing probe.
Remington House, a once-notorious hijacked building in Johannesburg, has been transformed into fully let student housing, illustrating what is possible when intervention is followed through
Johannesburg is experiencing a surge in coal emissions, leading to health issues, prompting scientists at the University of Witwatersrand to develop South Africa’s first app to alert residents about pollution levels.
Scientists in South Africa have launched a new pollution app aimed at helping residents of Johannesburg monitor and combat the severe coal-related air pollution affecting the city.
Bellarmine Mugabe, son of the late Robert Mugabe, has pleaded guilty to pointing a gun in South Africa, following his arrest in February in connection with a shooting incident at his Johannesburg home.
An article questions the effectiveness of Johannesburg's Integrated Development Plan meetings, suggesting they are a 'tick-box democracy' that fails to serve residents.
An article explores 'gusheshe,' South Africa's unique car spinning culture, which evolved from a township pastime in post-apartheid Johannesburg into a striking homegrown sport.
Traders across Africa, from Lagos to Nairobi to Johannesburg, are incorporating precious metals like gold and silver into their strategies, leveraging opportunities in market volatility.
A Uganda Airlines aircraft was forced to make an emergency return to Johannesburg, South Africa, shortly after takeoff due to an unspecified incident.
A major US company has invested R900 million in Cape Town and Johannesburg to construct new data centres.
Johannesburg's western central business district is undergoing a significant transformation, evolving into an 'Education Town' that is reshaping the city's future landscape.
A guide to weekend activities in Johannesburg, featuring jazz in a pink church and sunset rooftop ballet.
Labour lawyer Chinette Gallichan was fatally shot outside the CCMA offices in Johannesburg CBD, prompting civil society groups to condemn the attack as a threat to South Africa’s rule of law and highlight rising risks faced by legal professionals.
A lawyer was tragically shot and killed in the Central Business District of Johannesburg, prompting an investigation into the incident.
Thousands of South Africans protested in Johannesburg against Washington's pressure, at the call of the ruling African National Congress (ANC) party, whose secretary general called the new American ambassador 'deranged'.
Senior leaders within South Africa's ruling ANC party have expressed concern that recent controversies involving Nkabane, Morero, and Lesufi could lead to a loss of crucial voter support in Johannesburg.
South African soldiers deployed to high-crime areas have dismantled illegal gold mining operations in a community near Johannesburg, forcing some illegal miners to flee and abandon...
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The South African artist combines visual expressionism with live music and theatre to create unique real-time drawing performances that captivate audiences.
An editorial highlights how gang turf wars and the proliferation of illicit firearms are causing severe casualties and instability in Westbury and surrounding Johannesburg neighborhoods, prompting calls for urgent community and municipal intervention.
Julius Mkhwanazi, the suspended deputy chief of the Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Police Department, has been served with a fifth arrest warrant amid ongoing corruption investigations. The latest legal development intensifies scrutiny over alleged misconduct within the municipal police force.
Major airlines are exploring alternative fuel supply methods after a Sasol outage triggered a severe fuel crunch at OR Tambo International Airport, threatening flight operations.
South African customs authorities seized a cocaine shipment valued at R167 million at OR Tambo International Airport during a routine inspection.
A report indicates that young people in Johannesburg are increasingly disengaged from and skeptical of traditional political parties and governance structures.
A new study reveals that the City of Johannesburg is caught in a 'debt doom loop,' where its failure to collect outstanding obligations forces it to raise tariffs. This, in turn, leads to fewer customers willing or able to pay for services, exacerbating the financial crisis.
The Mayor of Johannesburg announced that the city's finances are improving, with South Africa's commercial capital now possessing 16 days of cash on hand to cover its operational costs.
Several Johannesburg suburbs are experiencing water outages after a fire caused a power failure at the Eikenhof pumping station.
Grammy winner Tyla is celebrating her significant success in Johannesburg, marking a major milestone in her career.
Iconic Detroit hip-hop group Slum Village is scheduled to perform at the Back to the City International Festival in Johannesburg, South Africa, bringing their legendary sound to fans.
Alex Schulman's new novel, 'Time Travel by Phone,' and Zanele Muholi's 'The Road That Brought Subotzky to Johannesburg' are being discussed. These works offer distinct narratives and literary experiences.
Hundreds of Johannesburg residents remain in dire conditions at Wembley Stadium, years after being promised temporary shelter, with no clear path to permanent housing.
Dr. Tlaleng Mofokeng of the EFF has outlined her vision for Johannesburg, presenting fresh faces and bold policies. Her plans aim to address various issues within the city.
Morningstar has published the agenda for its 2026 Investment Conference to be held in Johannesburg, South Africa, outlining the scheduled sessions and speakers.
Johannesburg's ongoing water crisis is causing voter anger and prompting wealthier residents to drill boreholes, thereby reducing municipal funds needed for infrastructure repairs.
Aisha Adam is transforming the role of a pharmacist by emphasizing holistic patient support and equitable access to healing, particularly through her community service work at Johannesburg Correctional Centre.
Marutha Promise, a 28-year-old master's student in Food Technology at the University of Johannesburg, is highlighted for her dedication to using science to create opportunities for others to learn, grow, and thrive.
Dr. Babalwa Tyabashe-Phume, a lecturer at the University of Johannesburg, is highlighted for her dedication to social justice as the foundation of meaningful scholarship and her work in preparing new social workers.
The Johannesburg Magistrate's Court has rejected businessman Brown Mogotsi’s application to compel the state to disclose the identities of witnesses in his criminal case, where he faces charges of defeating the ends of justice.
Johannesburg's Bioscope Independent Cinema will host 'Italian Movie Day' on September 13, an event dedicated to contemporary Italian cinema as part of the 'Fare Cinema' initiative.
The United Kingdom is seeking the extradition of Ndodana Mkhanyisi Tshuma, who has been arrested in Johannesburg, on suspicion of killing his wife and two daughters.
The Nigerian government is preparing to receive an additional 270 returnees from South Africa on Wednesday. An aircraft is scheduled to depart Lagos and arrive in Johannesburg to transport the individuals.
The Nigerian Federal Government has announced that a third evacuation flight for 271 Nigerians voluntarily returning from South Africa is scheduled to depart Johannesburg.
Poor municipal conditions, including mounds of garbage, potholed roads, and sewage spills, are impacting upcoming South African elections, leading voters in a black township ward near Johannesburg to abandon the ANC for the rival Democratic Alliance.
A Johannesburg court of appeal ruled that the body of former Zambian President Edgar Lungu may be buried in South Africa, overturning an earlier decision and prioritizing the wishes of his next of kin over his home country.
Veteran South African opposition politician Helen Zille is campaigning to become mayor of Johannesburg, Africa’s richest city, presenting herself as the candidate who can halt its decay.
Heavily armed attackers opened fire in a settlement near Johannesburg late at night, with the violence lasting over an hour and resulting in at least twelve fatalities.
South Africa's transformation drive is under scrutiny as black ownership on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) remains low. While some companies like Old Mutual and Absa have seen replacement transactions, others like Standard Bank and Nedbank have less than 1% black ownership, having not concluded BEE transactions for a decade.
The issues at Marble Towers, including unauthorized alterations, illegal structures, and safety violations, are highlighted as part of a larger problem of non-compliance and neglect in Johannesburg's city center properties.
Johannesburg, often called Africa's business capital, is reportedly on the brink of financial collapse, with public infrastructure like its art gallery showing significant signs of disrepair.
Helen Zille warns that Johannesburg faces a 'full collapse' and 'state failure' if ratepayers do not take action.
Discussions are underway in Johannesburg regarding potential post-election coalition formations, which could lead to unexpected political alliances.
Johannesburg, Africa's business capital, is facing severe financial distress, characterized by frequent water and power outages and the takeover of abandoned high-rises by armed gangs.
Once grand mansions in Johannesburg's Upper Houghton neighborhood are reportedly deteriorating and being used as slumlord dumps, raising concerns about urban decay.
The Singularity South Africa Summit is set to return to the Sandton Convention Centre in Johannesburg this October. Global thought leaders will gather to discuss topics such as AI, quantum computing, and digital identity.
The 14th annual Kingsmead Book Fair is back in Johannesburg, providing a vital space for difficult conversations, thoughtful reflection, and the simple pleasure of engaging with stories.
Significant artworks by Gerard Sekoto and Penny Siopis are being exhibited at Strauss & Co’s flagship event in Johannesburg, highlighting their contributions to art.
South Africa's largest city, Johannesburg, is at risk of having its power supply throttled due to significant unpaid debts.
South Africa's CHARGE has introduced off-grid electric vehicle charging stations along the Johannesburg-Durban corridor, aiming to expand EV infrastructure in the region.
The internationally recognized, Oscar-nominated film "The Voice of Hind Rajab," which reconstructs the final hours of a Palestinian child in Gaza, is set to screen in Johannesburg, Durban, and Cape Town this May.
The condition of a British man who was admitted to a hospital in Johannesburg after falling ill with hantavirus aboard a luxury cruise ship is gradually improving, a South African health ministry…
South Africa is experiencing a new wave of xenophobic attacks targeting foreign African nationals, leading to condemnations from various groups and warnings from other African nations for their citizens to stay indoors. The South African government has condemned the violence and addressed concerns about alleged fake videos circulating.
A KLM flight attendant was hospitalized in Amsterdam with suspected hantavirus symptoms after reportedly having contact with an infected cruise ship passenger. The individual was briefly on a flight before take-off when symptoms emerged.
The World Health Organization is investigating a hantavirus outbreak potentially spread among passengers on a luxury cruise ship, with concerns about human-to-human transmission. Authorities are tracing contacts, including 82 fellow air travelers of a deceased passenger, and advising isolation for those on board.
Johannesburg is navigating various challenges and political dynamics as it approaches the November 4th elections.
A podcast titled 'The Lead' investigates the issue of poor service delivery in Johannesburg, questioning if it has become a monument to the problem.
Members of the Ethiopian community in South Africa have accused the Ethiopian government of remaining silent following a murder in Johannesburg, while the Ethiopian Embassy states it is awaiting a response.
A mother in Johannesburg is facing potential bankruptcy after receiving a 'nightmare' water bill amounting to R2.9 million.
An appeal has been made for government departments to set an example by paying for services provided by the City of Johannesburg.
News24 reports that Helen Zille might consider returning to Cape Town if her political mandate in Johannesburg does not succeed.
The National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) announced that the individual involved in a road rage shooting incident in Johannesburg will not be charged at this time. This serves as an update on the ongoing case.
The Johannesburg Stock Exchange's SME Rise Enterprise Accelerator Programme is supporting high-growth companies, with BoTong Civils reporting a 418% revenue increase.
Johannesburg is set to host a massive weekend lineup of events, featuring SA Fashion Week and performances by artists like Manana and Zoë Modiga.
The cities of Johannesburg, Nairobi, and Accra are highlighted as examples offering a glimpse into the characteristics of future global cities.
Johannesburg is set to host its first car-free Sunday, encouraging residents to connect and celebrate in a pedestrian-friendly environment.
Nikos Leontis, 39, completed a 43,000km journey on a Yamaha XMAX maxi-scooter, traveling from Limassol, Cyprus, across Europe and down to Johannesburg, South Africa. He arrived in early March after starting in July last year.
An urban farm in Johannesburg, initially met with skepticism, is now demonstrating success in areas where the city's own initiatives have fallen short.
Johannesburg offers a variety of activities for visitors, from sipping coffee in chic cafés and browsing weekend markets to hiking nature reserves and enjoying local cuisine.
City Lodge's closure in Newtown, once seen as part of the area's revival, highlights deeper concerns about the viability of Johannesburg's CBD for investors, visitors, and hotel operators.
A young lawyer was shot dead in broad daylight outside the offices of the Council for Conciliation, Mediation and Arbitration (CCMA) in the Johannesburg CBD, sparking widespread anger.
In Johannesburg, migration politics is revealing a failure of real leadership as the battle for the city continues in the run-up to upcoming polls.
Rugby fans reacted to the URC action, where Edinburgh suffered a loss to the Lions in Johannesburg, while Glasgow secured a victory against Leinster at Scotstoun.
The red berets had previously threatened not to support any budgets tabled by the ANC after their speaker was removed in Ekurhuleni
A "rotten egg" smell over Johannesburg, caused by spiked hydrogen sulphide levels, has drawn attention to toxic air pollution risks in the Highveld Priority Area, threatening lives and violating environmental rights.
South African soldiers have launched operations to dismantle illegal mining sites near Johannesburg, leading to miners fleeing the areas.
The department of forestry, fisheries and the environment is monitoring reports of a strong sulphur odour in Johannesburg and Ekurhuleni. Elevated hydrogen sulphide levels are believed to be the cause
A local learning center is providing inner-city youth in Johannesburg with essential resources and training in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.
Despite a State Investigatory Unit audit classifying Lesiba Malotana as a high-risk candidate requiring forensic investigation, the City of Johannesburg has appointed him to head its Public Safety Department.
A South African court mandated an architect to return funds linked to the Nkandla project, while the city grapples with ongoing fuel supply disruptions.
Authorities in Johannesburg detained a 50-year-old Thai citizen for allegedly attempting to smuggle 50 suspected endangered parrot eggs through the airport.
A community-led project aims to transform Richard Baloyi Street in Alexandra into a vibrant cultural precinct, fostering local art and economic opportunity.
State prosecutors allege that self-described political operative Brown Mogotsi attempted to evade custody by disguising himself as a prison guard during his fourth bail hearing at a Johannesburg magistrate court.
Despite growing business confidence and momentum in national reforms under President Cyril Ramaphosa, local government issues in Johannesburg and challenges to the rule of law are proving to be limits to the reform drive.
Santarama Miniland, a former major tourist attraction in Johannesburg, is reportedly being booked for private events by an operator without a valid lease agreement, raising concerns about public loss.
Standard Bank's CIO, Jörg Fischer, spoke at the AWS Summit Johannesburg, addressing a past hack and the challenges of managing AI token budgets. He provided insights into the bank's technology strategy.
Kunene has pointed fingers as Johannesburg's asphalt plant, responsible for fixing potholes, has been non-operational for weeks.
A photo essay captures the daily grind of Ernestine Molhobotji, a Johannesburg mother who works as a waste picker, collecting recyclables before the city wakes.
A new gig guide highlights diverse cultural events, including an interactive theatre experience in East London, the return of the Kaza Kamba Pan African Theatre Festival in Johannesburg, and Kwanda Mahlombe's new single.
DRDGold has announced its 19th consecutive year of dividend payments, having successfully generated cash from Johannesburg's mine dumps while rehabilitating toxic sites, and is now looking to expand its model outside of South Africa.
Johannesburg, known as the 'City of Gold,' is losing its luster as its infrastructure increasingly fails to meet the needs of its residents.
Singularity South Africa has revealed a new lineup of world-class speakers for its 2026 Summit in Johannesburg, focusing on AI, digital transformation, urban development, and robotics, while also highlighting women's role in innovation.
A powerful cold front and cut-off low have plunged South Africa into a deep freeze, bringing snow to the Eastern Cape and KwaZulu-Natal, heavy rain, and strong winds, with Johannesburg experiencing freezing temperatures.
Rethabile Segone, a law researcher at the University of Johannesburg's Centre for Banking Law and an LLD candidate, is researching how South African law should adapt to the fast-moving frontiers of banking law.
Dr Khutso Lebea, Deputy Head of Informatics at the University of Johannesburg, combines teaching, research, and academic leadership to shape the next generation of computing professionals.
Seadimo Tlale, a 32-year-old advocate at the Johannesburg Society of Advocates, is profiled for her dedication to using law as a tool to expand justice, challenge inequality, and create opportunities for marginalized communities.
A conflict has emerged in Johannesburg, South Africa, between animal welfare advocates and disadvantaged communities over the fate of the last three captive elephants in a local zoo. The debate centers on animal well-being versus public access to the pachyderms.
Two South African soldiers were killed during a pursuit of suspected illegal miners, known as 'zama zamas,' at an abandoned mine west of Johannesburg. Police are investigating the incident.
South Africa's justice minister announced that a man suspected of murdering his wife and two daughters in Britain before fleeing to Johannesburg will be extradited to face trial in the UK.
The Nigerian Consulate in Johannesburg has announced the deaths of two more Nigerian citizens in South Africa, reportedly due to ongoing xenophobic violence.
Thousands of undocumented migrants are fleeing South Africa ahead of a June 30 deadline, driven by rising anti-immigrant sentiment and protests. Fear is growing in Johannesburg markets as the unofficial deadline for undocumented migrants to leave the country approaches.
Concerns over Johannesburg's potential collapse have led to calls for the state to take over the administration of the city. The city faces significant challenges that threaten its stability and functionality.
Business leaders have convened to discuss potential interventions regarding the ongoing crisis in Johannesburg.
A research director from Johannesburg has responded to Stefan Sløk-Madsen, arguing that his portrayal in Berlingske reduces South Africa to a caricature by omitting crucial contexts necessary for an honest assessment.
Co najmniej 12 osób zginęło po tym, jak grupa napastników otworzyła ogień na nielegalnym osiedlu pod Johannesburgiem w Republice Południowej Afryki. Trwa policyjna obława.
The Madlanga commission heard testimony linking businessman Tumelo Nku and police officers to a 715kg cocaine shipment from Durban to Johannesburg, as well as the disputed Aeroton cocaine bust.
Canal+ has begun trading on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE), marking a historic moment for the bourse. This listing fulfills a regulatory commitment related to its acquisition of MultiChoice.
Johannesburg is exploring an innovative financial solution, described as 'honeycombs,' to address its ongoing water supply challenges.
The alleged killer of prominent Johannesburg lawyer Bouwer van Niekerk has abandoned his bail application, keeping him in custody as the legal proceedings continue.
Nine Yards is a new all-in-one precinct in Rosebank, Johannesburg, designed to integrate food, art, fashion, and green spaces to promote a slow, walkable urban experience.
Residents and businesses in a Johannesburg community are facing increased vulnerability to crime due to the city's ongoing streetlight crisis.
Lukhona Mnguni of Rise Mzansi has officially entered the mayoral race for Johannesburg, issuing a stark warning about the city potentially becoming a 'gangster state.' His candidacy aims to address governance issues and corruption.
An article previews the RMB Latitudes 2026 event in Johannesburg, detailing ten key things for attendees to look out for at the art fair.
An analytical piece explores the political and economic challenges facing the City of Johannesburg and discusses its potential for a comeback.
Pieter du Toit provides an opinion piece on the reasons behind the perceived collapse of Johannesburg, criticizing leadership and governance.
Tributes are being paid to Maria McCloy, a cultural pioneer remembered as a model citizen who demonstrated Johannesburg's potential for thriving.
A discussion questions whether Johannesburg can continue to justify the captivity of its last zoo elephants, raising concerns about animal welfare.
Italian singer-songwriter Floriana Cangiano, known as Flo, will bring the sound of contemporary Italian music to South Africa with performances on June 3 and 4 in Pretoria and Johannesburg, accompanied by guitarist Alessandro Morlando and percussionist Pasquale di Lascio.
The MV Hondius cruise ship, carrying passengers with confirmed hantavirus cases, is en route to the Canary Islands for evacuation and quarantine. The WHO chief is coordinating the response as local residents express fears and plan protests in Tenerife.
A health thriller is unfolding in Amsterdam as public health authorities are on high alert after approximately 60 passengers from a KLM flight from Johannesburg to Amsterdam were quarantined due to a deadly hantavirus and a flight attendant showing symptoms.
A Dutch couple died from Hantavirus after traveling through Chile, Uruguay, and Argentina, with one hypothesis suggesting they contracted the virus while birdwatching in Ushuaia. The woman also boarded a KLM flight in Johannesburg before her death.
Las autoridades sudafricanas han pedido a la aerolínea que informe a los pasajeros afectados de que deben ponerse en contacto con el Ministerio de Salud si aún no han sido localizados Leer
Movements like March and March and Operation Dudula are gaining traction in South Africa with anti-illegal immigrant rhetoric. Protests were reported this week in Tshwane and Johannesburg, marking a return of violence against immigrants.
A new reservoir in Brixton has increased Johannesburg's water capacity, though concerns about the city's overall water stability persist despite the upgrade.
Robert Mugabe's son, Bellarmine Mugabe, was fined R600,000 and ordered to be immediately deported from South Africa after a plea deal related to a firearms offence involving a toy gun. He avoided jail time in the incident.
Four Ethiopian nationals were killed in Johannesburg, South Africa, leading to the arrest of at least ten individuals. Ethiopian officials are currently awaiting the results of the investigation.
French media giant Canal+ announced its plan to list on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange in the coming weeks, following its acquisition of African broadcaster MultiChoice. The move was revealed alongside the company's Q1 results and a trading update.
A couple of Madeiran descent, entrepreneurs from Ponta do Pargo and Gaula, were murdered in Johannesburg, South Africa, during a robbery on April 24. They leave behind three children.
Huawei's OptiX Club 2026 in Johannesburg highlighted the critical role of optical networks in supporting data-intensive AI workloads as AI adoption accelerates.
Robert Mugabe Jr., son of the late Zimbabwean president, has pleaded guilty to lesser charges in a Johannesburg shooting case. He admitted to pointing a gun during the incident in South Africa.
A feature article highlights Johannesburg as a vibrant travel destination in South Africa, encouraging tourists to visit and experience its rich history and cheerful residents.
A report suggests that cities like Johannesburg, Nairobi, and Accra offer insights into the future of urban development globally, showcasing innovative approaches to growth and sustainability.
A report indicates that seven out of 22 top managers in Johannesburg are underperforming, but the City has declined to disclose their identities.
Congregants gathered in Kliprivier, south of Johannesburg, for Easter Friday baptisms, marking a significant religious observance.
Coca-Cola and its two authorised bottlers, Coca-Cola Beverages South Africa and Coca-Cola Peninsula Beverages, will invest 17.6 billion rand ($1.05 billion) in South Africa through 2030, to support expanded production capacity, the company said. The announcement was made by Luis Felipe Avellar, president of Coca-Cola Africa, on Tuesday evening at an investment conference in Johannesburg, where […]
Mansion properties in Johannesburg's Upper Houghton area have reportedly become 'slumlord dumps,' with the government admitting its failure to address the issue.
As masterpieces by William Kentridge and Pablo Picasso return to Johannesburg, the focus shifts from art on walls to the complex question of who rightfully claims ownership of these works.
ActionSA has outlined its plan for affordable housing in Johannesburg, aiming to counter misinformation surrounding its proposals.
A lawyer working for Sibanye-Stillwater was shot dead in Johannesburg's Central Business District while handling a labour dispute case. The incident has raised concerns about safety and justice in the region.
EFF leader Julius Malema made statements about Jacob Zuma being a 'kind old man' and questioned why Johannesburg residents would vote for Helen Zille, criticizing her age and appearance.
President Ramaphosa has stated that Johannesburg requires a 'strong mayor' to address the ongoing decline in service delivery within the city.
African National Congress under pressure to fund crisis-ridden city ahead of crucial elections
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