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Pikitup services resume in Jhb

Johannesburg residents can breathe a sigh of relief at least for now. Pikitup services are up and running after a work stoppage last week. But municipal workers’ union SAMWU isn’t ruling out further disruptions in the near future....

More water is on its way for drought hit South Africans

More water is on its way for drought hit South Africans. Thanks to Operation Hydrate, 1.5 million litres of water were dispatched on Friday,as part of drought relief operations. The water will be distributed in the northern parts of KwaZulu natal,...

Sun City under R800-million renovation

Sun City in the North West Province is undergoing a R800-million renovation to revitalise its iconic appeal. The upgraded structure will ensure that it retains its rightful place as South Africa’s Premier Lifestyle Resort. This past week the...

N2 toll road construction goes ahead

After almost 14 years of planning and legal battles, the highly contested construction of the N2 toll road on the Wild Coast region of the Eastern Cape is set to finally get underway in November this year. Central to the project is a new toll road...

EC schools launch water project to curb shortage

As the Eastern Cape continues to suffer the effects of drought, several schools in Port Elizabeth launched a week long water collection project. The project will collect water to assist areas of the province devastated by drought. Water bottles...

Eskom urges Lesotho, Swaziland to use less power

Eskom has told Lesotho and Swaziland to lower electricity consumption to avoid load shedding in South Africa. The power utility is attempting to help its regional neighbours offset crippling power shortages. Eskom has come to the rescue of Zimbabwe...