Gauteng
Electricity Minister Kogsientsho Ramokgopa recovering at home after car crash
Electricity Minister Kogsientsho Ramokgopa was invloved in a car accident while he was travelling from the North West to Gauteng on 14 April 2024.
Fatal BMW crash claims 4 lives at Johannesburg Toyota dealership
Four people were killed in a tragic accident when a BMW rolled and landed in a Toyota dealership in Johannesburg. The occupants were trapped inside.
Record Powerball draw creates 5 South Africans into multimillionaires, with R131 million shared
South Africa has welcomed five new Lotto multimillionaires with the prize money shared. This is the first time the Powerball draw has had so many winners.
Gauteng hostel dwellers voice concerns to SAPS top brass over crime and police response time
Gauteng hostel dwellers have raised concerns regarding serious crime and police response times. Police are meeting with izinduna, who represent hostel dwellers.
Luke Fleurs' family forgives alleged killers but demands justice for Kaizer Chiefs player
The family of Luke Fleurs has forgiven the killers of their son but wants justice for his murder. Fleurs was hijacked and shot dead on April 3 in Honeydew.
Emfuleni mayor held hostage by residents demanding answers
Emfuleni Mayor Sipho Radebe was blocked from going to work by disgruntled residents who were up in arms over road and storm drainage infrastructure in Tshepong.
E-tolls officially scrapped but historical debt remains
Sanral officially switched off the e-toll gantries at midnight on 11 April 2024, meaning motorists would no longer be charged to use the road network.
Special tributes pour in for Amakhosi’s Luke Fleurs
Kaizer Chiefs' Marketing Manager Jessica Motaug was one of multiple voices that spoke at the memorial service of murdered soccer player Luke Fleurs on 11 April 2024.
Transport Minister Sindisiwe Chikunga says those with outstanding e-toll bills must still pay
Minister of Transport Sindisiwe Chikunga announced that those who still have outstanding e-toll debts are legally mandated to settle them in full.
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