Why Gauteng’s water supply systems are under severe strain
Karabo Ngoepe|Updated 12 minutes ago South Africa’s water crisis is intensifying, with Gauteng’s bulk supply system under growing strain and […]
Gauteng
The smallest but most populous province, known for its economic and industrial hubs
Gauteng MEC says full scholar transport operations to resume
Story audio is generated using AI Gauteng education MEC Matome Chiloane says full government-subsidised scholar transport operations across the province
Bryanston cyclist claims gold at the Gauteng Provincial Trial championships | Sandton Chronicle
Bryanston lifelong cyclist and Bryanston Primary School teacher Martin Pieterse (43) proved that high-performance sport is not reserved for full-time
WEATHER: Gauteng remains hot on Wednesday, Cape Town braces for hectic wind
Johannesburg and Pretoria will have warm to hot conditions on Wednesday with partly cloudy skies and highs generally in the
Thabo Bester’s urgent bid to return to Gauteng denied by High Court
Thabo Bester will have to remain at eBongweni Super Maximum Correctional facility in KwaZulu-Natal – at least for now –
Nigerian union in SA demands justice as Gauteng police probe fatal Sizok’Thola shooting
The Nigerian Union South Africa (NUSA) has condemned the fatal shooting of a Nigerian national in Johannesburg, calling for accountability
Over 100 unroadworthy minibuses removed from Gauteng roads in safety crackdown
Over 100 minibuses have been taken off Gauteng roads after inspections revealed shocking safety hazards, including faulty brakes, worn tyres,
Gauteng Education MEC: Striking bus operators to be paid in full by week’s end
Gauteng Education MEC Matome Chiloane says striking bus operators contracted to the department have received a portion of their outstanding
Tennis triumph for Gauteng Central duo | Randburg Sun
Connor Miller and Sekani Vara delivered outstanding performances for Gauteng Central at the interprovincial tennis tournament, held in Pretoria from
Gauteng water crisis: Tshwane reservoirs hit by high consumption
Gauteng’s water infrastructure seems to be buckling under pressure, with municipalities unable to meet increased demand due to high temperatures.