Johannesburg’s new by-law regulates the use of CCTV surveillance in public and private spaces, aiming to deter crime while safeguarding citizens’ rights.
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Johannesburg Roads Agency Now in Charge of City’s Traffic Light Repairs, Residents Have No FaithThe Johannesburg Roads Agency (JRA) will now be in charge of repairing traffic lights in the city, but many residents have ...
US Charge d’Affaires to South Africa Dana Brown is representing United States at the G20 Foreign Ministers’ Meeting in South ...
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"We are supportive of priorities of South African Presidency": EAM Jaishankar in Johannesburg on G20 objectivesExternal Affairs Minister (EAM) S Jaishankar on Friday expressed India's support for the priorities of the South African ...
Rea Vaya passengers will benefit from new free WiFi hotspots across the City of Johannesburg, part of a wider plan for more ...
No car, no problem. Look at some safe and budget-friendly transportation alternatives to get you where you need to be in Johannesburg without breaking the bank. No car, no problem. Look at some safe ...
The widespread power outages have affected parts of Midrand, Rooderpoort, Randburg, Hursthill, Reuven, and the inner city.
The South African on MSN6d
Johannesburg areas facing 83-hour water supply interruptionWater teams will conduct planned maintenance for 83 hours starting Monday, 17 February. Here are the affected areas.
Foreign Minister Ronald Lamola holds bilateral talks with Norwegian, Dutch, Brazilian counterparts as well as UN deputy chief ...
Bulk water supplier Rand Water warned that its systems were 'dropping fast' because of extremely high consumption ...
The meeting between S Jaishankar and Wang Yi comes amid ongoing diplomatic efforts between India and China to address ...
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