Braamfontein
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The Boks kicked off their World Cup-winning parade in Pretoria on Thursday morning and will conclude their Gauteng leg of celebrations at the FNB stadium, south of Joburg, on Thursday afternoon.
On Tuesday, an explosion that injured five people occurred in Braamfontein while Egoli Gas employees were conducting maintenance on its pipelines, marking the second blast to hit the inner city in just two months.
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Firefighters and emergency services have contained a fire at the scene of another fire in the city centre, this time in Braamfontein. It’s understood that an Egoli gas truck caught alight near Bertha and De Korte streets. Five people were injured and taken to various medical facilities around the city.
It’s understood the explosion went off inside a manhole where employees were carrying out maintenance work on the corner of Bertha and De Korte streets.
Officials said that Egoli Gas employees were carrying out maintenance work on a pipeline on Bertha and De Korte streets when an explosion occurred.
It’s understood that an Egoli gas truck caught alight near Bertha and De Korte streets.
Friends of Johannesburg Cemeteries went to the cemetery to try and salvage what remains.
A loved and well-known spot in Braamfontein, Mangrove, has announced that they are shutting down after two years.
Ipid has confirmed to Eyewitness News that officials are interviewing the young woman.
Police top brass arrived at Mthokosizi Nthumba's Kempton Park home to meet with his grieving family on Thursday.
Police Minister Beki Cele, Gauteng Commissioner Elias Mawela and officials from police watchdog Ipid are expected to meet with Mthokosizi Mthumba's family.
The 35-year-old man was shot and killed on Wednesday when police fired rubber bullets at a group of students.
Bemawu has brought an urgent application to the Labour Court in Braamfontein in an attempt to stop the retrenchment process involving about 400 employees as part of its restructuring process.
At the beginning of the lockdown President Cyril Ramaphosa announced that informal traders selling food and other commodities will be required to close shop.
It’s still unclear what caused the blaze and how many carriages were affected.
It was revealed in the latest judiciary report that the high courts had finalised 81% of the more than 13,000 criminal cases brought before them between last year April and March this year.
Mayor Herman Mashaba has spoken to students outside his offices in Braamfontein after they outlined their frustration at the rising costs of accommodation.