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The utility buys R11-bn of electricity from Eskom which it needs to sell to make revenue and reinvest but instead it loses R2-bn a year due to illegal connections
South Africans and migrants alike struggle to lead dignified lives. People are desperate and fed up
A girl from Lenz became a game designer and has made waves globally with her after HOURS
Sibusiso Emanuel Tshabalala is facing a murder charge after he shot and killed his son in what he says was a freak accident
Residents say they find themselves without water almost weekly
In a statement, Mashaba said all pending evictions have also been suspended unless he approved them.
A Hare Krishna parade in Lenasia on Saturday night celebrated the life of Madiba — a man who learnt its holy book while on Robben Island.
As school admission issues continue to plague Thembelihle pupils, activists battle to place students three weeks after schools have reopened.
Human Settlements Minister Tokyo Sexwale has waded into the Lenasia demolitions debacle, demanding the matter be dealt with in 72 hours.
If expelled ANC Youth League president Julius Malema is anything to go by, moderate is the new radical.
No further demolitions of illegally-built homes in Lenasia will take place until a solution is found.
Lenasia residents whose houses have been demolished must be compensated, Cosatu Gauteng has said, while Julius Malema will visit the area.
Civic Organisation Sanco has said it will rally to keep Tokyo Sexwale out of office because of his silence on the demolition of houses in Lenasia.
Lenasia Extension 13 residents say that they were duped into buying land by people claiming to be officials.
The High Court in Johannesburg has extended an order halting the demolition of houses in Lenasia Extension 13.
The Gauteng housing department will argue against an urgent interdict preventing the demolition of illegally erected houses in Lenasia.
A court order has halted the demolition of houses in Lenasia illegally erected on land owned by the City of Johannesburg.
Over 100 houses erected on land owned by the City of Jo’burg will continue to be demolished in Lenasia, the provincial housing department said.
