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GLOBAL CITIZEN NOW, JOBURG UNVEILS MAJOR CLEAN ENERGY BOOST FOR AFRICA

Tana Malinga Global Citizen held its first Global Citizen NOW summit on African soil in Johannesburg, closing a year long campaign focused on expanding clean energy across the continent. The summit brought together presidents, global organisations, investors and youth leaders, all united around one goal, to power Africa’s future with affordable, renewable energy. The campaign...
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GAUTENG RESIDENTS WARNED TO STAY SAFE AND ALERT FOLLOWING SOUTH AFRICAN WEATHER SERVICE ISSUE A LEVEL 9 WEATHER WARNING

The Gauteng Provincial Government urges all residents of the province to remain vigilant following the warning by the South African Weather Service (SAWS) of heavy rains that threaten life and property.The SAWS has released a Level 9 weather warning for parts of the Gauteng province for tomorrow, 16 November 2025. The Gauteng Provincial Disaster Management...
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JOBURG’S G20 ASSURANCE STABILITY AS AN INVESTMENT DIVIDEND

Johannesburg is not merely hosting the historic G20 Leaders’ Summit; it is deploying a comprehensi​ve strategy to guarantee operational continuity and reinforce its status as Africa’s pre-eminent financial hub. This global convening serves as a definitive stress test, confirming the city’s robust infrastructure and security architecture for international capital. The preparatory mandate has been executed with an emphasis on...
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SOUTH AFRICA SOUNDS THE ALARM ON RISING DIABETES RATES As World Diabetes Day 2025 approaches, Servier Laboratories South Africa (Pty) Ltd urges South Africans to “Own Your Number” and take control of their health. As the world marks World Diabetes Day 2025, South Africa faces a growing health challenge, with more than 4.2 million people...
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MEC MAILE DISCOURAGES IRRESPONSIBLE ‘PENS-DOWN’ PARTIES AND ALCOHOL ABUSE AT SUCH CELEBRATIONS

Gauteng Finance and Economic Development MEC Lebogang Maile, has called on learners in Gauteng to celebrate in a responsible manner during their “Pens-Down Parties” at the end of this year’s final exams; MEC strongly urged pupils to avoid substance abuse, especially alcohol and drugs during pens down parties. The Gauteng Liquor Act of 2003 prohibits the selling or supplying of liquor to anyone under the age 18. All schools are declared alcohol-free...
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JOBURG CHAMPIONS BARRIER-FREE MOBILITY THROUGH UNIVERSAL DESIGN PLAN

Every journey through Johannesburg should be one that everyone can take — confidently, independently, and safely. Yet for many people with disabilities, everyday travel remains a challenge. As South Africa marks Disability Rights Awareness Month from 3 November to 3 December, the Johannesburg Development Agency (JDA) reaffirms its commitment to building a truly inclusive city through the...
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