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Residents warned of water disruptions this week
Chronicle Reporter
Johannesburg Water informs residents in Buccleuch of a scheduled water interruption in Margareth Street, between Gibson Drive and Helen Drive. It will take place on 28 January from 9.30am to 3.30pm.
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Police focus on crime education for domestic workers
Chronicle reporter
Inanda, Chiselhurston, Illovo, Fairway, Sandhurst, Hyde Park and Dunkeld West residents are invited to contact police Sector 4 manager, Inspector Abe Ramohlola of the Bramley police station about training of their domestic workers to deal with crime.
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City Power contractors will visit you
Chronicle Reporter
Johannesburg City Power contractors are visiting all households across the city to install geyser control devises.
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Call for entries for 2011 Literature Awards
Chronicle Reporter
Leading South African educational publisher, Maskew Miller Longman is calling for entries of youth novels for its 2011 Literature Awards.
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Editorial:Can we believe the Auditor-General?
Nie Cele
How city council obtained an unqualified clean audit report for the third year in a row is a mystery and it’s high time the country’s Auditor-General Terence Nombembe gave us an explanation.
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Editorial:Naude’s successor should clean up billing
Kennedy Mudzuli
Oops, Erika Naude is no longer the director of billing in the City of Johannesburg. The sad part is that even her former colleagues in the municipality think she is still in charge of the department.
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Editorial:Now municipality blames God for its incompetence
Kennedy Mudzuli
So, God and the contractors are part of the reason for the crumbling road infrastructure.
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Editorial:Emergency Management Services staffers are walking a fine line
Nie Cele
Many lives will be lost unless our emergency services’ response time is scrutinised as an emergency itself.
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The Changing face of Sandton…and with it comes many pros and cons
Lucia Walker
The character of Sandton is slowly changing and its traditional residential component may be affected in some way.
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Drivers be warned: The Points Demerit System roll out is around the corner
Nie Cele and Shelley West
Motorists will get a rude awakening when the Administrative Adjudication of Road Traffic Offences (Aarto) and Points Demerit System is rolled out countrywide from 1 April.
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Ward 90 residents launch ‘Let’s fix it campaign’
Kate Henry
If you’re fed up with potholes that don’t get fixed, water leaks that never stop and street lights that won’t work, salvation may be at hand. At least in Ward 90.
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Municipal service delivery in Sandton hits rock bottom
Abed Ahmed
Sandton central business district and surrounding suburbs have endured an unprecedented decline in basic service delivery over the past year.
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Should hold the municipality responsible
Rick Raubenheimer writes:
I refer to the Editorial ‘God blamed for incompetence’ week ending 29 January.
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Local councillor calms nerves
Ward 103 councillor Vincent Earp writes:
The residents of Sandown Extension 24 have spoken. They do not want a helipad operating at Sandown High school (week ending 29 January).
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What is the cause of all these power cuts?
Advocate MacKenzie writes:
I am a resident in Sandown Estate, and for the past week we have experienced one to two unexpected, unannounced power cuts a day, each lasting several hours.
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High cost to upkeep Field and Study park
Rose Johnson writes:
As the chairman of Friends of Field and Study, I would like to add to the article ‘Field and Study falling apart’ week ending January 29, highlighted by councillor Vincent Earp.
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