The Gauteng Department of Roads and Transport is stepping up its efforts to enhance road safety across its 5,592km road network, including extensive repairs, bridge upgrades, increased law enforcement, and public awareness campaigns.
Patrick Dlamini has resumed his role as CEO of the Public Investment Corporation (PIC) after the Gauteng High Court ruled his suspension unlawful, though the court made no findings on the whistleblower allegations that led to it.
The Madlanga commission has been presented with evidence detailing how Hawks officers intercepted nearly a tonne of cocaine, shipped from Brazil to Johannesburg in July 2021, following an initial intervention by Gauteng traffic officers.
The South African Human Rights Commission has launched an inquiry into the escalating water crisis in Gauteng province, warning that persistent shortages, aging infrastructure, and governance failures could constitute a systemic violation of constitutional rights.
Nkululeko Dunga has returned to the provincial executive after the ANC agreed to an EFF MEC post, marking a significant step in coalition politics ahead of the 2026 elections in Gauteng.
The MK Party announced it will oppose the Gauteng provincial budget after the ANC rejected its requests concerning KwaZulu-Natal, with the EFF also withholding support over security staff insourcing.
The department of forestry, fisheries and the environment is monitoring reports of a strong sulphur odour in Johannesburg and Ekurhuleni. Elevated hydrogen sulphide levels are believed to be the cause
Gauteng's ongoing water crisis and Premier Panyaza Lesufi's apology for comments about using hotel facilities during outages became central issues as political parties responded to his State of the Province address.
IMG Academy must pay close to $2 million in fines after authorities found that two student-athletes’ parents had connections to a Mexican drug cartel, breaking U.S. counternarcotics rules.
Prospective ANC mayoral candidates are scheduled to undergo a one-week study leave at the party's school of governance, led by former Gauteng premier David Makhura. The program aims to equip potential mayors with skills, including media conduct, in preparation for the 2026 elections.
Former Public Investment Corporation (PIC) chairperson David Masondo revealed that the mass resignations of the board prevented it from defending its decision to suspend chief executive Patrick Dlamini in the Gauteng High Court. The court subsequently declared the suspension unlawful.
In a desperate move to preserve the Gauteng coalition, Lesufi has appointed a member of the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) to a top finance position in South Africa.
The Bombela Concession Company is reflecting on its nearly two-decade legacy of moving people in Gauteng as its 19.5-year concession agreement is set to conclude on March 27, 2026.
The North Gauteng High Court in Pretoria has reserved judgment on the MK Party’s urgent application to block Shamila Batohi’s pension, an action that is testing the limits of presidential power in South Africa.
Rivers in Gauteng are on the brink of ecological collapse, primarily due to severe pollution from sewage, waste, and the failure of critical infrastructure.
The Democratic Alliance (DA) in Gauteng has unveiled a tongue-in-cheek billboard depicting Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi taking a shower in a hotel amid the water crisis affecting parts of the province. The billboard is a dig at how Lesufi recently faced a backlash after saying he was just as affected as ordinary residents by the […]
A Wits-trained teacher recounts her initial struggles in a full-service school in Gauteng, detailing her journey through master's research and a PhD to gain crucial insights into inclusive teaching methods.
Gauteng, South Africa, has reported a 15% decrease in murders and a 9.9% drop in rape cases, but experienced an increase of 1.6% in kidnappings and 5.2% in sexual assaults.
South Africa is experiencing escalating xenophobic attacks, with reports of officials joining crackdowns on foreign nationals, prompting a mayor to reconsider foreign shop closures amid diplomatic pressure. Meanwhile, other African nations address economic development and regional security concerns.
Xenophobic and anti-migrant marches are gaining momentum across South Africa, particularly in Gauteng, fueled by populist tactics ahead of upcoming elections. The United Nations has issued a warning to the country regarding the escalating anti-foreigner sentiment.
Lebogang Maile, Gauteng's education MEC, is focusing on issues like overcrowding, infrastructure failures, and school safety, acknowledging the growing strain on the province's school system.
Gauteng chair Bonginkosi Dhlamini states that challenging founder Buthelezi's choice of Hlabisa for president would erode his legacy, sparking internal debate within the Inkatha Freedom Party.
Internal sources within South Africa's ANC party indicate they are weighing the option of forming an alliance with the Democratic Alliance (DA) in Gauteng province.
During the State of the Province Address (SOPA), the Gauteng premier pledged to prevent the formation of new informal settlements and reported a decrease in crime rates.