RMB Latitudes Art Fair announces Nigeria Focus 2026, a program to foster cultural exchange with exhibitions in Lagos and a pavilion in Johannesburg. Read More:…

The PGMS (Platinum Group Metals) Industry Day event took place in Johannesburg, South Africa, focusing on developments within the sector.

Residents of Johannesburg are once again experiencing a pervasive sulphur smell, prompting renewed questions and concerns about the source of air pollution in the city.

Residents in Johannesburg are disputing unusually high electricity bills as City Power works to resolve problems with its billing system.

Joburg mayoral candidate Helen Zille said the DA-run Cape Town gained 69 000 jobs in the past three months while Johannesburg shed 49 000 jobs

Several other people were trapped or missing after a concrete slab collapsed at the two-storey building. Rescue operations were ongoing

The 20th edition of Meetings Africa has drawn to a close in Johannesburg on Wednesday 25th February, 2026, marking not only a milestone anniversary but a clear statement of intent about Africa’s…

Finance Minister Godongwana warns municipalities to reinvest collected revenue into essential services, citing Johannesburg's significant water backlog, as part of tough measures to fix broken water and electricity infrastructure.

A podcast discusses the ongoing water crisis in Johannesburg, indicating that the issues with water supply and infrastructure are far from resolved.

The son of the late Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe has been accused of attempted murder after allegedly shooting a 23-year-old man in Johannesburg.

A rumour on social media brought dozens of fortune seekers to a field on the outskirts of mining town Springs In a township 30 miles east of Johannesburg, a mechanical digger filled in holes in the dark brown earth, bringing to an end a brief but intense gold rush that saw dozens of fortune seekers descend on what was once a cattle field. Less than two weeks ago, a rumour spread like wildfire on social media: someone had found gold while digging a hole for a fence post in a field on the edge ...

ActionSA leader and former mayor Herman Mashaba has announced his candidacy for Johannesburg's mayoral race, joining other prominent figures vying for the city's top post.

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The South African National Defence Force (SANDF) has arrived in Johannesburg, prompting communities to advocate for a permanent deployment of troops in the area.

First troops touch down nearly a month after President Ramaphosa said organised crime threatened country's democracy.

Ethiopian traders have significantly transformed the downtown area of Johannesburg, creating a 'chaos precinct'.

Nine people died in a building collapse in Ormonde, south of Johannesburg, due to preventable oversight failure. The city announced a crackdown on unlawful developments and plans to blacklist responsible developers.

Siviwe Gwarube and Karabo Khakhau have officially entered the Democratic Alliance (DA) federal contests, ahead of the party's delegates gathering in Midrand, Johannesburg, to elect new leaders in April.

The 'Jozi My Jozi' initiative has installed 2,000 solar lights in Maboneng and Ellis Park, reilluminating parts of Johannesburg.

Mcebisi Ndletyana discusses the concept of reclaiming Johannesburg's identity and heritage without resorting to renaming its landmarks.

Cricket Australia said on February 24 that the one-day matches will be played on September 24 in Durban, September 27 in Johannesburg and a day-night match at Potchefstroom on September 30.

Bellarmine Chatunga Mugabe, known for lavish lifestyle, also accused of theft and being illegal immigrant after man was allegedly shot in back A son of the late Zimbabwean president Robert Mugabe has been charged with attempted murder after a 23-year-old man was allegedly shot in the back on 19 February in an upmarket area of Johannesburg. Bellarmine Chatunga Mugabe, 28, appeared in court on Monday for a brief hearing alongside co-accused Tobias Mugabe Matonhodze. Mugabe’s lawyer Sinenhlanhl...

As the ANC faces internal turmoil, political figures Helen Zille and Herman Mashaba are reportedly vying for control over Johannesburg's future.

The department of forestry, fisheries and the environment is monitoring reports of a strong sulphur odour in Johannesburg and Ekurhuleni. Elevated hydrogen sulphide levels are believed to be the cause

Residents of Johannesburg are once again experiencing a strong sulphur smell, prompting renewed questions and concerns about the source of air pollution in the city.

Residents in Johannesburg are disputing massive electricity bills as City Power addresses problems with its broken billing system.

Johannesburg is facing an escalating water crisis, with reports detailing the severity of the situation within the city.

The fourth edition of JBX, or Joburg Xchange, an industry conference running from March 4 – 6 parallel to the Joburg Film Festival, takes place against a backdrop of surging optimism around African…

The Johannesburg suburb remains one of those rare ones that feel historic and perfectly ahead of the curve

Herman Mashaba, former Mayor of Johannesburg, discusses his past tenure, the city's ongoing water crisis, and the politics of exclusion in South Africa.

This comes despite Johannesburg being Africa’s wealthiest city by GDP

The son of the late Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe has been accused of attempted murder after allegedly shooting a 23-year-old man in the back in an upscale area of Johannesburg.

Most South African traders spend years refining entries, indicators, and risk rules, but they often ignore the one decision that can quietly reshape everything: who they trade through. In Johannesburg, Pretoria, Cape Town, and Durban, it is common to see traders blame the market for poor fills or frustrating spreads, when the real issue is […]

As the ANC faces internal turmoil, political figures Helen Zille and Herman Mashaba are reportedly seizing the opportunity in the race for Johannesburg's future leadership.

In South Africa, as taps run dry in Johannesburg, Africa's richest city, a tone deaf remark by a senior politician there unleashes fury.