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Tshwane's MMC for Road and Transport, Tlangi Mogale, faces criticism from Ga-Rankuwa residents after her remarks on social media regarding their efforts to fill potholes.
Freedom Front Plus raises concerns over Tshwane's projected 3,9% economic growth rate by 2029, questioning the feasibility of the Mayor's plans amid high unemployment and service delivery issues.
The City of Tshwane has approved a new HIV/AIDS workplace counselling policy aimed at supporting employees and reducing new infections, marking a significant step towards fostering a compassionate work environment
Quentin Meyer, the councillor for Pretoria North's ward 2, faces a backlash after staging a protest by planting trees in a pothole-ridden road, highlighting the community's frustration over poor service delivery from the City of Tshwane.
Heuweloord residents staged a protest over prolonged power outages caused by a fire at the Brakfontein Substation, expressing frustration towards municipal promises of restoration.
The South African Municipal Workers' Union has called for overdue salary increases for Tshwane municipal workers to be paid.
The City of Tshwane reports significant progress in restoring power to Centurion suburbs following the Brakfontein Substation explosion.
Mayor Moya reveals ambitious plans to revitalise Tshwane's state-owned assets and boost employment through new by-laws supporting small businesses in townships.
Tshwane Mayor Nasiphi Moya's claims of financial improvement in her State of the Capital Address have been sharply dismissed by the DA's Cilliers Brink, who accuses her of lacking vision and diverting infrastructure funds to questionable contracts.
Tshwane Mayor Nasiphi Moya unveils a strategic plan to tackle persistent power outages and stimulate economic growth, aiming for a 3. 9% growth rate by 2029 through infrastructure improvements and investment in underutilised city assets.
Centurion residents remain in the dark for over a week as FF Plus criticises Tshwane for failing to provide a restoration timeline following the Brakfontein Substation explosion, while political parties clash over budget allocation and who's to blame for the ongoing electricity crisis.
Tshwane, home to 11. 6% of Gauteng's HIV cases, has launched a dedicated Aids Council to enhance awareness and support for affected residents. Mayor Nasiphi Moya announced ambitious 95-95-95 targets for HIV awareness, treatment, and viral suppression by 2028.
Residents in Centurion's Tshwane suburbs express frustration over a five-day power outage caused by the Brakfontein substation explosion as officials work to restore electricity.
Lasca, the civic association representing Atteridgeville and Saulsville, has announced a boycott of Tshwane's outreach programmes, demanding unconditional debt relief as the city prepares for public consultations on its budget.
Lasca, the civic association representing Atteridgeville and Saulsville, has announced a boycott of Tshwane's outreach programmes, demanding unconditional debt relief as the city prepares for public consultations on its budget.
Residents in Centurion's Tshwane suburbs express frustration over a five-day power outage caused by the Brakfontein substation explosion as officials work to restore electricity.
Tshwane's Executive Mayor Nasiphi Moya unveils a comprehensive economic revitalisation strategy aimed at attracting R17 billion to R26 billion in investments by 2029, creating thousands of jobs and fostering sustainable growth.
Tshwane's Executive Mayor Nasiphi Moya unveils a comprehensive economic revitalisation strategy aimed at attracting R17 billion to R26 billion in investments by 2029, creating thousands of jobs and fostering sustainable growth.
The City of Tshwane has extended its debt-relief scheme deadline to May 31, allowing residents and businesses more time to settle outstanding municipal accounts and benefit from significant debt cancellations.
The City of Tshwane has extended its debt-relief scheme deadline to May 31, allowing residents and businesses more time to settle outstanding municipal accounts and benefit from significant debt cancellations.
Cyril Must Fall' protesters will march through Tshwane to the Union Buildings this Friday, causing significant traffic disruptions as the Defend South Africa movement demands Ramaphosa's resignation over alleged corruption, economic decline and the Phala Phala scandal.
The DA in Gauteng has endorsed the R84 billion Mooikloof Mega City development in Pretoria East, praising its potential to provide 50 000 housing units for South Africa's 'missing middle' while transforming the area into a smart city over the next 25-30 years.
The newly approved 7 157-hectare automotive manufacturing hub in Rosslyn aims to become Africa's largest industrial park, with BMW, Nissan, Tata, and Iveco already established in the area. The 40-50 year development project promises billions in investment and comprehensive infrastructure development.
The newly approved 7 157-hectare automotive manufacturing hub in Rosslyn aims to become Africa's largest industrial park, with BMW, Nissan, Tata, and Iveco already established in the area. The 40-50 year development project promises billions in investment and comprehensive infrastructure development.
The Democratic Alliance in Tshwane is calling for an investigation into the delayed construction of the Line 2C bus rapid transit route, which has allegedly incurred R15 million in irregular expenditure and raised concerns over project management.