Joburg's growth boosts national economy

Johannesburg Metro Police will prevent Friday's planned Congress of South African Trade Unions (Cosatu) protest on the city's highways. Cosatu announced on Wednesday that there will be a total shut down of major freeways in Gauteng as they protest ...

Current executive creative director at Ogilvy & Mather Johannesburg, Fran Luckin, will be joining Quirk Johannesburg as its new ECD as of 1 July 2013. Fran LuckinLuckin boasts a myriad of accolades, including sitting on the Executive Committee of ...

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According to the municipality's acting director of customer communications, Kgamanyane Maphologela, one of the four properties was undervalued by almost 50% - it was valued at R6-million in 2008 and at R3.3-million in 2013. Another property, on erf ...

The City of Johannesburg has allocated almost R22 billion to its power and water utilities and other service delivery entities for the next financial year. City Power will receives R6.8 billion of this to continue the roll-out of the pre-paid meter ...

Johannesburg - The City of Johannesburg's 2013 budget was aimed at creating growth and an inclusive spatial environment, the mayoral committee for finance said on Wednesday. "The budget presented today will result in fundamental changes to the ...

The best practice management of South Africa's R800-billion secure gated residential sector will be the focus of estate managers from all over the country when they converge on Joburg for the first national management conference, from 29 to 31 May ...

The UCT Graduate School of Business is bringing its unique brand of leadership development to Johannesburg this August to give executives much needed tools to master the storm of current global business. According to Mark Peters, director of the ...

There has been an increase in water cuts and sewer failures due to contractors damaging pipes while installing other infrastructure, Johannesburg