The City of Johannesburg says a full investigation will be conducted into the Doornfontein explosion, which caused a wall to partially collapse. Public Safety MMC Dr. Mgcini Tshwaku says the building was a warehouse converted into a residential structure. DA mayoral candidate Helen Zille says the explosion, which left four people injured, could have been prevented. Dr. Mgcini Tshwaku spoke to Elvis Presslin

The City of Johannesburg says a full investigation will be conducted into the Doornfontein explosion, which caused a wall to partially collapse. Public Safety MMC Dr. Mgcini Tshwaku says the building was a warehouse converted into a residential structure. DA mayoral candidate Helen Zille says the explosion, which left four people injured, could have been prevented. Dr. Mgcini Tshwaku spoke to Elvis Presslin

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Investigation to be conducted into Doornfontein explosion

The Baphiring Tribal Authority, in partnership with The Princess & Friends NPC, is hosting the first Annual "The Rural" Career Expo. The event is currently underway at the Baphiring Tribal Offices and Sports Grounds in Mabaalstad, exposing around 4 000 learners to career paths in accountancy, commerce, STEM field - science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) , medical sciences, arts and humanities. It also provides career guidance, mentorship and access to scholarships and bursaries. For more on the expo, Elvis Presslin spoke to Mr. Boitumelo Msimango, Stakeholder Coordinator at Bokamoso PR Media company

The Baphiring Tribal Authority, in partnership with The Princess &amp; Friends NPC, is hosting the first Annual "The Rural" Career Expo. The event is currently underway at the Baphiring Tribal Offices and Sports Grounds in Mabaalstad, exposing around 4 000 learners to career paths in accountancy, commerce, STEM field - science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) , medical sciences, arts and humanities. It also provides career guidance, mentorship and access to scholarships and bursaries. For more on the expo, Elvis Presslin spoke to Mr. Boitumelo Msimango, Stakeholder Coordinator at Bokamoso PR Media company

The first Annual "The Rural" Career Expo is underway in Mabaalstad

The water shortage in Johannesburg, especially in Midrand, has entered its seventh day, leaving thousands without running water. As local elections approach, RISE Mzansi says the crisis must be addressed at the ballot box. The party is urging residents to vote for new leadership in the upcoming local government elections to address the ongoing water challenges. Elvis Presslin spoke to RISE Mzansi National Chairperson and Member of the Gauteng Provincial Legislature, Vuyiswa Ramokgopa

The water shortage in Johannesburg, especially in Midrand, has entered its seventh day, leaving thousands without running water. As local elections approach, RISE Mzansi says the crisis must be addressed at the ballot box. The party is urging residents to vote for new leadership in the upcoming local government elections to address the ongoing water challenges. Elvis Presslin spoke to RISE Mzansi National Chairperson and Member of the Gauteng Provincial Legislature, Vuyiswa Ramokgopa

Water shortage in Johannesburg enters its seventh day

The Democratic Alliance in the City of Ekurhuleni has raised concerns over salary increases awarded to two senior officials who are now on precautionary suspension. Caucus leader Brandon Pretorius says Khemie Beharie, Head of Legal Services, and Linda Gxasheka, Head of Human Resources, each received a 28 percent raise, about R585,000, just two months after being appointed to their departmental posts. Both officials are currently suspended pending investigations linked to separate allegations from the Madlanga Commission. Elvis Presslin spoke to Brandon Pretorius, DA City of Ekurhuleni Caucus Leader

The Democratic Alliance in the City of Ekurhuleni has raised concerns over salary increases awarded to two senior officials who are now on precautionary suspension. Caucus leader Brandon Pretorius says Khemie Beharie, Head of Legal Services, and Linda Gxasheka, Head of Human Resources, each received a 28 percent raise, about R585,000, just two months after being appointed to their departmental posts. Both officials are currently suspended pending investigations linked to separate allegations from the Madlanga Commission. Elvis Presslin spoke to Brandon Pretorius, DA City of Ekurhuleni Caucus Leader

Investigation to be conducted into Doornfontein explosion

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