The Constitutional Court will hear an application for Johannesburg hawkers to be allowed to resume trading in the city centre.
An informal trader has laid criminal charges against metro police officers for allegedly assualting her and another hawker.
Disgruntled hawkers in Johannesburg have forced businesses in the CBD to close.
Johannesburg hawkers will have to wait a little longer before they know if they can return to the streets.
Judgment has been reserved in the urgent application brought by Johannesburg street vendors who want to be reinstated back to trade in the city.
The informal sector has lost income following a City of Johannesburg’s programme halting hawkers from doing business, says the DA.
JMPD says it knows nothing about the alleged harassment of traders and resultant goods confiscation by cops during Operation Clean Sweep.
The regional office of the ANC has refused to participate in an attempt to resolve the impasse between the City of Jo’burg and 7 000 street traders.
The City of Johannesburg has extended the process of verifying street vendors.
The verification of street vendors in Johannesburg has been chaotic, says the South African National Traders’ Retail Association.
The City of Johannesburg wants to begin a re-registration process of informal traders in certain areas, it said on Saturday.
The existence of huge unpaid accounts on a Johannesburg house procured for the president has been denied by the city.
Over 2 000 hawkers from Johannesburg have marched to the offices of the executive mayor, demanding they be allowed to trade on the streets again.
The City of Johannesburg has apologised for incorrectly delivering an arrears ultimatum to former president Nelson Mandela’s home in Houghton.
Residents who pay their rates and taxes contribute to maintaining the City of Johannesburg as the world-class African city that it is.
Businesses that spend more than R400 000 on electricity and more than R80 000 on water monthly, get special treatment.
Report sheds light on the role that municipal rates policies can play in addressing the plight of the urban poor.
Ever wondered how the value of your property is determined? We interview the director of the Johannesburg valuations department to find out.
The city will spend R30-billion on capital projects over the next few years.
One of the City of Johannesburg’s main customer service centres is close to paralysis following the suspension of around 40 city employees.
Greeters at the front desk seemed a little glum about the turnout for a briefing over lunch by the City of Johannesburg.
The City of Jo’burg has announced that it has requested the public protector to investigate its controversial hosting of the 2009 Miss World pageant.
What drives people to move to Jo’burg, when it’s clear that no matter how well-earned its ‘great city’ status is, it won’t give them what they seek?
Residents who were about to be evicted from a private property in Berea have received more time to be relocated by the City of Johannesburg.
City of Jo’burg is scrambling to provide residents with accommodation after failing to meet a Constitutional Court order ordering it to house them.
An auditor general report shows that 74 cases of alleged irregularities were investigated in the 2010/2011 financial year in the City of Johannesburg.
Johannesburg mayor Parks Tau says the city is financially sound but will need to spend R100-billion on developing the city over the next 10 years.
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/ 1 December 2011
The City of Johannesburg will have to provide emergency housing for 86 people due to be evicted from a building earmarked for redevelopment in Berea.
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/ 10 November 2011
The City of Johannesburg has denied being R13-billion in debt after reports that it faces a possible liquidity crisis.
‘Are you really the Jo’burg mayor?" This is a question that Parks Tau gets asked a lot because of his youthful appearance.
Johannesburg mayor, <b>Parks Tau</b> is asking citizens to give input on the city’s long-term growth and development plans.
Johannesburg has long been a destination for migrants and refugees from around Africa and the world, but is only now examining its migration policies.