City of Johannesburg Mayor, Dada Morero says that residents of Gauteng will have water running in their taps before Christmas. He was briefing the media at the Johannesburg Water Water's reservoir and towers in Roodepoort, north of Johannesburg on the recovery of their Water systems. Residents have been without water since the long weekend following Rand Water's 86hr water maintenance programe. Executive Mayor Morero 

City of Johannesburg Mayor, Dada Morero says that residents of Gauteng will have water running in their taps before Christmas. He was briefing the media at the Johannesburg Water Water's reservoir and towers in Roodepoort, north of Johannesburg on the recovery of their Water systems. Residents have been without water since the long weekend following Rand Water's 86hr water maintenance programe. Executive Mayor Morero&nbsp;

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Johannesburg Mayor assures residents that there will be water running through Gauteng taps by Christmas

Over 16km of traffic can be observed on the Lebombo Border post towards the neighbouring Mozambique. This as today marks the last Friday before Christmas Day. Traffic volumes are expected to increase as road users make their way home to Mozambique through the border post between their country and Mozambique. For the past few months, the border post has been experiencing disruptions due to political unrest in that country. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to Deputy Commissioner of the Border Management Authority, Jane Thupana ...

Over 16km of traffic can be observed on the Lebombo Border post towards the neighbouring Mozambique. This as today marks the last Friday before Christmas Day. Traffic volumes are expected to increase as road users make their way home to Mozambique through the border post between their country and Mozambique. For the past few months, the border post has been experiencing disruptions due to political unrest in that country. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to Deputy Commissioner of the Border Management Authority, Jane Thupana ...

"In the past weeks... we were not processing cargo over into Mozambique due to unrest "- Border Management Authority confirms processing of cargo at Lebombo boarder post 

Deputy Minister of Transport Mkhuleko Hlengwa is today at the Grasmere Toll Plaza (South of Johannesburg) for the Transport department's festive season Road Safety Campaign. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to Deputy Minister of Transport, Mkhuleko Hlengwa for an update...

Deputy Minister of Transport Mkhuleko Hlengwa is today at the Grasmere Toll Plaza (South of Johannesburg) for the Transport department's festive season Road Safety Campaign. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to Deputy Minister of Transport, Mkhuleko Hlengwa for an update...

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Airports Company South Africa (ACSA) says investigations into what caused a broken shaft which led to disruptions in the supply of jet fuel at O.R Tambo International Airport last week are still ongoing. This incident had prevented the pumping of jet fuel from storage tanks to the aprons, which enables the re-fuelling of aircrafts. This caused major disruptions to ACSA'S total network resulting in major delays and cancellation of flights. ACSA CEO, Mpumi Mpofu says ongoing investigations and analysis of the broken shaft may point to the following possibilities...

Airports Company South Africa (ACSA) says investigations into what caused a broken shaft which led to disruptions in the supply of jet fuel at O.R Tambo International Airport last week are still ongoing. This incident had prevented the pumping of jet fuel from storage tanks to the aprons, which enables the re-fuelling of aircrafts. This caused major disruptions to ACSA'S total network resulting in major delays and cancellation of flights. ACSA CEO, Mpumi Mpofu says ongoing investigations and analysis of the broken shaft may point to the following possibilities...

Johannesburg Mayor assures residents that there will be water running through Gauteng taps by Christmas

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