GOVERNMENT

MEC for Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs, Mr Jacob Mamabolo, will hand over 2 vehicles to the two recognized Traditional leaders in the province.COGTA has the overall objective of supporting, protecting and providing an enabling environment for the development and recognition of the institutions of traditional leadership, customary law and customs.The handover of the vehicles…

Tana Malinga Gauteng is gearing up for an important moment as MEC for Finance, Economic Development and e-Government, Lebohang Maile, prepares to deliver the 2025 Medium-Term Budget Policy Statement (MTBPS) to the Provincial Legislature. The speech, expected to outline spending plans for the next three years, is widely anticipated and has already drawn strong support…

The Gauteng Provincial Disaster Management Centre, together withthe Gauteng Urban Search and Rescue Team (USAR SA 01), is proudto announce its participation in the Africa, Europe and Middle EastInternational Earthquake Simulation Exercise. The exercise isorganised by the International Search and Rescue Advisory Group(INSARAG) under the United Nations, in partnership with the SouthAfrican National Disaster Management…

The City of Johannesburg has provided a comprehensive update on the second phase of the Lilian Ngoyi Street rehabilitation. Officials from the City’s Citizen Relationship and Urban Management (CRUM) department and the Johannesburg Roads Agency (JRA) met local stakeholders on 26 November 2025 to discuss progress and address concerns. JRA Project Manager Miyelani Maluleke reported…

The City of Johannesburg’s Department of Health and Social Development, led by Member of Mayoral Committee (MMC) Cllr Ennie Makhafola, successfully hosted the 7th annual White Cane Safety Day Awareness event at Phiri Hall, Soweto. This year’s event was held under the theme “Vision Beyond Sight: Celebrating Independence, Resilience and Achievement”. The celebration highlighted the…

The Gauteng Provincial Government is urging residents to exerciseheightened caution as severe summer weather intensifies across theprovince. Persistent heavy rainfall, powerful thunderstorms, localisedflooding and fast-moving storm systems, driven by a developing LaNiña pattern, are creating hazardous conditions for manycommunities.While government disaster structures remain fully activated, residentsare warned that safety risks are escalating and strict adherence…

Tana Malinga Johannesburg, Gauteng leaders came out with confidence today, saying the G20 Summit was not only safely delivered, but also pushed government to raise its game and they plan to keep that same energy moving forward. Premier Panyaza Lesufi told the media that the province’s rapid clean up, road repairs, streetlight fixes and security…