Joburg’s old Drill Hall now an arts sanctuary

Once the site of the 1956 Treason Trial and later a prosthetic limb factory, the building has been brought to life with art installations and greenery

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Photo Essay | 6 February 2026

Midrand residents protest six-day water outage

Large parts of Johannesburg have been without water

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Brief | 3 February 2026

Trains will be back on this Joburg line soon

Trains on the Vereeniging line stopped running during the covid lockdown

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Brief | 21 January 2026

“Girls on Bikes” make cycling joyful and safe in Johannesburg

“For me it’s not even about the fitness, it’s more the social aspect: getting to meet people and form friendships.”

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News | 19 January 2026

Court stops Enver Motala’s bid for reinstatement

Motala was removed from the list of insolvency practitioners in 2011 after his handling of the Pamodzi Group’s mining assets

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Law | 13 January 2026

Three die when house collapses in Soweto

Confusion over whether area is illegally occupied

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News | 30 December 2025

Claremont could be Johannesburg Water’s big blind spot

Suburb is among several expecting a very dry Christmas

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News | 19 December 2025

After years of sewage flooding their land, Joburg residents start rates revolt

Collapsing sewer line in Carlswald Valley has soaked properties with sewage for 20 years

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News | 17 December 2025

Clinic staff are extorting immigrants to access life-saving medicines

Immigrants say they are being charged for ARVs, chronic medication and baby immunisations at some Gauteng clinics

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News | 10 December 2025