South African soldiers deployed to combat crime
Over 450 soldiers have been deployed in Gauteng, South Africa, to address the issues of illegal mining and rising gang violence.
South Africa: R760 Million Infrastructure Investment to Ease Water Woes
Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi announced a R760 million infrastructure investment in Johannesburg aimed at resolving persistent water issues.
South Africa: Lesufi Under Pressure As Water Crisis Drags On
Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi faces intense scrutiny as residents grapple with an ongoing water crisis linked to infrastructure and governance issues in the province.
South Africa: Gauteng Govt To Set Up Infrastructure Agency
The Gauteng government plans to establish a new infrastructure agency to centralize major projects and improve service delivery.
South Africa: Concern Raised On Police Officers Facing Criminal Charges
The Gauteng Provincial Legislature's Committee is alarmed by reports of 97 police officers in South Africa accused of sexual violence or rape, highlighting a severe breach of public trust.
South Africa: R5 Billion Wasted - Municipalities Must Ring-Fence Water Funds As Gauteng Crisis Worsens
The Democratic Alliance urges Gauteng municipalities to secure water revenue to address significant financial losses and infrastructure issues causing water shortages.
South Africa: Rand Water Granted Temporary Boost to Stabilise Gauteng Supply
The South African government has authorized Rand Water to increase water abstraction from the Integrated Vaal River System to address water shortages in Gauteng due to recent supply disruptions.
South Africa: DA Concerned Gauteng Water-Shifting Is Rotating Demand, As Ministers Give Oversights and Meetings, but No Timelines and Timetables
The Democratic Alliance expresses concern over the Gauteng government's water crisis management, criticizing the lack of communication and schedules for water-shifting.
South Africa to deploy army against gang violence and illegal mining
South Africa's President Cyril Ramaphosa announced the deployment of the National Defense Force to combat gang violence and illegal mining in the Western Cape and Gauteng provinces.
South Africa: SANDF Ready for Deployment to Tackle Gang Violence, Illegal Mining
The South African National Defence Force is prepared to support police efforts against gang violence and illegal mining in Gauteng and the Western Cape following a directive from President Ramaphosa.
South Africa: Gauteng Braced for Wet and Stormy Weekend
Gauteng province, specifically Pretoria and Johannesburg, is expected to experience wet and stormy weather this weekend, with significant rainfall and thunderstorms forecasted.
South Africa: Gauteng to Enforce 'Soft' Water Restrictions - South African News Briefs - February 12, 2025
Gauteng is set to introduce 'soft' water restrictions to mitigate supply issues and prevent a system collapse.
Nigerians in South Africa threaten protest over killing of compatriot
The Nigerian community in South Africa is threatening to protest following the killing of a Nigerian national during an anti-drug operation in Gauteng.
South Africa: Gauteng Reiterates Obligations for Scholar Transport Operators
Gauteng's Roads and Transport MEC has clarified the responsibilities of scholar transport operators to enhance compliance and safety measures for transporting learners.