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Phalatse warns Joburg residents of rising RDP housing scams
The city said its Department of Human Settlements had been inundated with walk-in and call enquiries from people who had lost their hard-earned money to...
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Phalatse misses 14-day deadline to respond to Soweto residents' demands
Poor service delivery and power cuts made the top of the list of demands from citizens demanding change.
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Phalatse concerned about high number of shebeens in communities
Soweto residents listed illegal firearms, unlicensed taverns, no electricity or recreational amenities among the social ills that make them constant victims of crime.
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CoJ 'working around the clock' to find Khaya Magadla:' Mayor Phalatse
The six-year-old went missing almost three weeks ago, after allegedly falling into an open manhole while playing with friends near his Dlamini home in Soweto.
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Soweto residents gather at Maponya Mall ahead of march to mayor’s office
Law enforcement has gathered in the area, keeping watch over the planned protest.
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Soweto roads open despite protest threat, planned march to mayor’s office
Residents of Soweto woke up to disruptions on Monday, with protests over power cuts and poor service delivery.
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Youth employment is our priority: Joburg mayor
She said it was important for the youth to be encouraged about getting jobs and working for themselves.
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The golden repair: government’s commitment to fix the city of Johannesburg
Joburg MMC for Finance, Councillor Julie Suddaby, says the 'golden start' has paved the way for the 'golden repair'.
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Phalatse: Illegal power connections could be cause of Kwa Mai Mai fire
Phaalatse visited the informal settlement on Sunday hours after one person died and another was injured when the blaze swept through hundreds of structures.
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City Power allocated nearly 30% of Joburg’s R70bn budget for 2022/23
MMC for Finance Julie Suddaby said R1.6 billion of City Power’s R20.5 billion operational budget would be used for the reduction of power outages.
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Nearly R200m spent replacing stolen cables in last 5 years, City Power reveals
Acting CEO Tshifularo Mashava has joined Mayor Mpho Phalatse and other senior officials in a media briefing amid the city's inaugural energy indaba in Sandton.
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Mpho Phalatse: Joburg is determined to reduce its dependence on Eskom
The city is on Monday hosting an energy indaba in a bid to find ways of generating power amid blackouts and poor service from Eskom.
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Joburg Mayor Phalatse: Mpho Moerane was honest about his political stance
Mpho Moerane passed away on Wednesday at Milpark Hospital he was receiving treatment there following a car crash a week ago.
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Phalatse’s job as mayor ‘safe’ as DA places region under administration
The party said the decision to place the region under administration follows what it calls “significant underperformance” during last year’s local government elections.
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R3bn spent irregularly in 2020/21 financial year in City of Joburg: Phalatse
This was made public by City of Joburg Mayor Mpho Phalatse who was delivering her State of the City Address.
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Joburg mayor Phalatse worried about recent attacks on City Power security guards
The mayor has been calling for national intervention following a spate of attacks on City Power's contracted security personnel.
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Ex-JHB MMC Mfikoe lashes out at Mayor Phalatse over termination of 130 contracts
Council resolved last week to rescind the decision, a move Matshidiso Mfikoe said was procedurally flawed.
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‘It’s our responsibility to preserve his legacy’ - Joburg Mayor delivers Tutu’s eulogy
Joburg Mayor Mpho Phalatse was part of mourners who gathered at the St Mary’s Cathedral in Johannesburg, for a memorial service held in honour of the late Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu, where she highlighted that Tutu had left a great legacy and that it was up to everyone to preserve and carry it of forward. #EmeritusDesmondTutu #DesmondTutu #RIPDesmondTutu #CityofJoburg
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Tutu was a fearless leader who challenged apartheid regime - Phalatse
Johannesburg Mayor Mpho Phalatse delivered a eulogy at a memorial service held at St Mary's in Johannesburg on Thursday.
