According to Johannesburg Water, various streets will be affected from 20 October to 22 October, from 6pm to 4pm.

Kobus Marais uncovered that a staggering 85% of the South African Air Force aircraft fleet is currently out of action.

Minister of Electricity Dr Kgosientsho Ramokgopa says the return of Kusile Unit 1 is expected to bring an additional 800MW into the grid.

Several complaints have come to the DA that a teacher at Afrikaanse Hoërskool Germiston has had numerous sexual relations with students.

It’s understood that at least four companies that the SIU is investigating for the Tembisa Hospital corruption scandal have received contracts.

Parts of KwaZulu-Natal have been battered by a storm yesterday, which has caused flooding and damage to infrastructure.

Metrobus – City of Joburg alerted the commuters about the urgent notice less than 24 hours into effect on its social media platforms.

The DA says Gauteng residents continue to live in fear of their lives and livelihoods due to the high crime rate.

It is reported that a JMPD security on duty was attacked and assaulted by thieves at the clinic in Eldorado Park.

The DA says the notices highlight the need for the Gauteng Health Department to pay its bills like everybody else.

John Steenhuisen, the DA Federal Leader announced the latest developments on the Multi-Party Charter after ACPD joined forces.

Buffalo City looks at the recovery of arts, culture and heritage and alignment programs to help sustain the sector.

The DA says a highly detailed audit report has revealed instances of financial mismanagement and potential corruption at SAFA.

City Power officials paid a visit to the two hospitals, namely; Helen Joseph and Rahima Moosa who owe over R30 million collectively.

ActionSA intends to file criminal charges against the City of Cape Town and the Minster of Forestry, Fisheries, and the Environment.

The Democratic Alliance (DA) has tabled questions in the Gauteng Provincial Legislature about the ongoing process to scrap e-Tolls.

The DA say Rand Water CEO Sipho Mosai has failed the communities of Gauteng following water shortages and collapse of infrastructure.

There is a major burst 200mm AC pipe in Chartwell. Water has been isolated to allow the line to drain in preparation for repairs.

Action Society says these brave officers don’t stand a chance in the worst affected areas in the Western Cape.

ActionSA has written to uMngeni Municipal Speaker requesting answers on what transpired leading up to the awarding of R100 000 to Tourism NPO.

“Register to Rescue SA” – Is more than just a slogan for the Democratic Alliance (DA) as it launched its Voter Registration Campaign.

The fuel increase is expected at midnight – both grades of Petrol surge by R1.08 – R1.11 per litre, exceeding analyst forecast.

DA believes that Social Development Minister Lindiwe Zulu must be fired over her failures to address SASSA issues.

ActionSA says a viable solution is urgently needed to ensure that water shifting does not become a permanent feature, as load-shedding.

According to the DA, it will be holding a march to speak out against the high cost of living in the Eastern Cape.