Jo'burg unleashes rejuvenation blitz on city's roads

The Johannesburg Roads Agency is spending R77-million on filling 17 000 potholes and upgrading road infrastructure by the end of September.
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SA voters and the 'gatvol' factor

The opposition sees them as electioneering tools. A company has spotted a marketing opportunity. But for the voter, they are simply "moerse gate".
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Discounts to settle billing problems

Jo'burg residents affected by billing problems will be provided with a "favourable settlement arrangement" that includes discounts, Amos Masondo says.
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Govt sets about fixing SA's potholes

The government is to roll out a programme to address road maintenance, particularly potholes, and create jobs, it was announced on Tuesday.
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Govt announces project to tackle potholes

The government is set to launch a R150-million project in March this year to tackle road potholes.
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More potholes for SA's roads, says CSIR

Motorists should brace themselves for more potholes this coming rainy season, the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research said on Thursday.
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Of potholes and progress

The advent of tarred roads in my childhood neighbourhood of Norwood in Mthatha in the early 1980s meant different things to all of us.
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