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National Taxi Alliance, Soweto groups meet after deadly violence
The conflict between the Nancefield Dube West Taxi Association and the Witwatersrand Group has led to violence that claimed the lives of at least three people.
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Deadline looms for two Soweto taxi associations to motivate use of routes
Gauteng Transport MEC Ismail Vadi warned the Nanduwe and WATA to end their fighting after several reported murders.
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CARTOON: Soweto's Power Debate
By Dr Jack & Curtis.
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Soweto residents snub Eskom, say ANC promised free electricity
While some residents said they can't afford to pay others have simply refused and have opted to instead make arrangements for illegal connections.
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How Eskom's illegal electricity syndicates operate
The power utility is bleeding dry as 80% of Soweto residents are in arrears which amount to R17 billion. EWN takes a closer look at how this came about.
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Suspects busted for producing drugs worth millions in Soweto lab
The four were nabbed on Friday after an intelligence-driven operation involving the Hawks' South African Narcotics Enforcement Bureau (SANEB), Crime Intelligence Counter Narcotics and the Gauteng K9 Unit.
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Private hospital in Soweto launches new cardiac centre
Deputy CEO of Clinix Dr Dumani Kula says it’s quite a historic moment for the group as their business has been in Soweto for over 25 years.
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Three people killed in head-on collision in Protea Glen area
Police say they are still investigating the cause of the accident.
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[WATCH] How police allowed Global Citizen Festival crime spree to happen
EWN unpacks exactly how the police failed to respond to Global Citizen concert-goers who fell victim to criminals outside the FNB Stadium.
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Investment to reduce unemployment in Soweto, says Ramaphosa
President Ramaphosa walked through Soweto with dignitaries from the Investment Conference held earlier in the week.
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President Cyril Ramaphosa says Soweto walkabout a 'historic one'
Ramaphosa toured the streets of Soweto with delegates and investors from the inaugural South African Investment Conference taking place in Sandton.
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Ramaphosa praises Soweto vibrancy during walkabout
President Cyril Ramaphosa was walking through Soweto on Saturday morning with investors as part of the investor conference summit taking place in Sandton.
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Ramaphosa vows govt will boost township economies
On Saturday morning Ramaphosa walked through Soweto with investors, as part of the activities of a three-day investment summit conference taking place in Sandton.
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Ramaphosa uses walkabout to showcase investment opportunities in Soweto
Ramaphosa walked along different landmark sites starting at Vilakazi Street towards Hector Peterson Memorial and Nelson Mandela's House.
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JHB police continue investigation after bodies of 2 children found
It's understood a passer-by discovered the bodies of the 10-year-old girl and the 11-year-old boy behind a cemetery on Monday.
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Power cuts in Orlando East following cable theft
Eskom says more than 2,400 customers have been left without electricity on Tuesday afternoon. Technicians are on the sites working to fix the problem.
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Suspected hijacker arrested after shootout with JMPD officers
It’s understood the suspect and his accomplice allegedly hijacked a car from the Johannesburg CBD on Friday afternoon.
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Police still keeping an eye on Soweto after violent clashes
More than 27 suspects were arrested during last week's violence in Soweto which saw large groups of residents looting shops belonging to foreign nationals.
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Police monitoring Soweto following deadly White City clashes
Police say some of the goods which were stolen have been recovered.
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Man wounded in deadly White City clashes in critical condition, says family
Three people were killed in the Soweto community when locals and foreigners clashed, allegedly over the sale of expired and illicit food.
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[UPDATE] 2 dead in White City as residents clash with foreign shop owners
Several foreign-owned shops have been looted, and many of the owners are now packing up and trying to safeguard the remaining stock.
