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Arrest of former City of Tshwane official marks a breakthrough in R11 million fraud investigation
The arrest of Tienka Abbort, a former senior official in the City of Tshwane, for her role in a R11 million fraud case, signals a significant step in the city's battle against corruption.
Take action this World Environment Day: Stop littering at Mabopane Taxi Station
On World Environment Day, officials at Mabopane Taxi Station call for urgent action against littering and tackle environmental challenges, including a rodent infestation, through community collaboration.
City of Tshwane introduces WhatsApp channels for improved service delivery updates
Discover how the City of Tshwane's new WhatsApp channels are set to revolutionise communication, offering residents instant updates on essential services and community matters.
Jabulani Fire Station faces crisis as two out of three fire trucks are out of service
ActionSA President Herman Mashaba exposes the critical state of Jabulani Fire Station, where two-thirds of fire trucks are out of service, endangering community safety and demanding immediate action.
Tshwane's agricultural sector calls for urgent city support to ensure food security
Local farmers in Tshwane are urging the city to provide essential resources to enhance food security and stimulate economic growth, as discussed during a recent stakeholder engagement session led by Mayor Nasiphi Moya.
New parking facility to combat crime at Jubilee Hospital in Hammanskraal
Motorists at Jubilee Hospital in Hammanskraal will soon benefit from a new secure parking facility, thanks to a land donation from the City of Tshwane, aimed at reducing crime and enhancing patient safety.
Tshwane Council's new energy policies empower residents and businesses
Tshwane's City Council has approved groundbreaking energy policies, empowering residents and businesses to generate their own electricity and contribute to the grid, heralding a new era in the city's energy transition.
City of Tshwane unveils new cherry pickers to enhance internal capacity
The City of Tshwane's unveiling of 14 new cherry pickers marks a pivotal move towards self-sufficiency, reducing reliance on private contractors and enhancing service delivery. Mayor Nasiphi Moya emphasises the city's commitment to building internal capacity for a more efficient municipal service.
Tshwane faces power crisis as substations suffer repeated attacks
Tshwane is grappling with a power crisis as multiple substations have been attacked, leading to widespread outages. Mayor Nasiphi Moya highlights the urgent need for improved security and maintenance to prevent further incidents.
Tshwane cemeteries face rising vandalism: Committee calls for enhanced security measures
The Section 79 Environment and Agricultural Management Oversight Committee has raised alarms over increasing vandalism at City of Tshwane cemeteries, urging the installation of surveillance systems and addressing the inclusion of persons with disabilities.
Urgent crackdown: Tshwane mayor targets illegal spaza shops for health violations
Tshwane's inspections uncover serious health violations in spaza shops, prompting immediate action to seize contaminated food and illicit goods.
Tshwane's substation fires raise concerns over safety and maintenance
Opposition parties in Tshwane criticise the city administration for failing to secure substations after a recent fire at the Swartkop substation caused widespread power outages, echoing previous incidents and raising serious safety concerns.
Prepare for water shortages: Maintenance work in Tshwane set to begin
Rand Water's upcoming four-day maintenance at two pumping stations may lead to significant water supply disruptions across Tshwane. Residents are advised to prepare for potential shortages as the utility works to enhance network reliability.
Eersterust residents stand firm against government relocation amid housing crisis
Eersterust residents, threatened with relocation due to unsuitable land, passionately voice their frustrations over broken housing promises and demand urgent improvements to their living conditions.
Tshwane municipal workers' unions to negotiate 3. 5% wage increase
Tshwane's municipal workers' unions, Imatu and Samwu, are set to resume wage negotiations for a proposed 3,5% increase following a recent Labour Court ruling that impacts previous agreements.
Tshwane's 2025/2026 budget: A risky reliance on property tax revenue
Concerns have been raised over Tshwane's 2025/2026 budget, especially its reliance on property tax revenue and potential financial risks.
Tshwane City promises clean water for Hammanskraal by end of June
The City of Tshwane has committed to providing clean drinking water to Hammanskraal residents by the end of June, following delays caused by adverse weather conditions.
DA challenges Tshwane's budget as Deputy Mayor highlights support for the poor
Tshwane's Deputy Mayor Eugene Modise presents a budget aimed at supporting poor households, but the DA argues it prioritises the ANC's image over residents' needs. This article explores the contrasting views on the city's financial plans for 2025/26.
Tshwane's budget focuses on service delivery and affordability
Eugene Modise, Deputy Mayor of Tshwane, presented a pro-poor budget for 2025/2026, focusing on service delivery, affordable tariffs and infrastructure development amidst rising costs.
Water supply challenges in Soshanguve and Bronkhorstspruit amid maintenance works
Residents in Soshanguve and Bronkhorstspruit are struggling with water access as the City of Tshwane conducts vital maintenance to enhance water quality and reliability.
ANC and DA clash over informal settlements in Tshwane
ANC spokesperson Joel Masilela and DA chief whip Ofentse Madzebatela engage in a heated debate over the rise of informal settlements in Tshwane, with accusations flying regarding accountability and governance failures.
Gauteng officials urge national disaster declaration for Centurion's sinkhole crisis
As sinkholes threaten Centurion's infrastructure, Gauteng officials collaborate with local authorities to secure national assistance for urgent rehabilitation efforts.
Soshanguve and Lebanon residents face severe water crisis amid municipal neglect
Residents and small businesses in Soshanguve and Lebanon are grappling with a severe water crisis, facing prolonged outages and inadequate municipal support. This article explores the struggles of individuals affected by the situation and the municipality's response.
Patients allegedly turned away from Karenpark clinic due to doctor shortages
Patients at the Karenpark clinic in Pretoria North are allegedly being turned away due to a lack of doctors, prompting concerns from local officials about the impact on essential healthcare services.
Soshanguve residents face water crisis amid planned maintenance
Soshanguve township residents are grappling with severe water shortages due to planned maintenance at the Hartebeesthoek Reservoir, with no clear timeline for restoration.