What’s On Gauteng: Top Articles In Gauteng For 25 June 2025
These are a collection of the top articles in Gauteng for 24 June 2025.
Schools Get Police Support Under New ‘Safe Schools Protocol
South Africa is taking a significant step toward ending violence in educational institutions with the launch of the new ‘Safe Schools Protocol.’ This school safety initiative aims to transform schools from unsafe environments into secure spaces where learners can thrive. With active collaboration between the police, education authorities, and communities, the protocol promises a comprehensive approach to tackling school violence and promoting safety.
Joburg Faces 21 Days of Water Disruptions Starting Next Week
Rand Water will affect Johannesburg residents with a water outage starting on 30 June 2025 as it begins a critical 21-day maintenance program. This large-scale infrastructure upgrade will improve the city’s long-term water supply reliability but will cause significant short-term interruptions that impact millions across multiple regions. The Joburg water outage will disrupt several key areas, so residents must prepare for reduced water availability during this period.
Gauteng Motor Scene: Top 3 Brands Dominating South Africa’s Used Car Market in 2025
South Africa’s used car market in 2025 continues to be driven by three powerhouse brands: Toyota, Volkswagen (VW), and Ford. According to the latest analysis by Lightstone Auto, these three automakers collectively account for more than 50% of all financed second-hand vehicle sales this year — a clear indication of their continued dominance in the pre-owned vehicle segment.
Gauteng Water Crisis 2025: What’s Causing the Shortages and Who’s Affected?
Gauteng is facing a severe water crisis in 2025, with shortages impacting millions of residents and businesses. This crisis stems from a combination of aging infrastructure, rapid population growth, climate change, and management challenges. Understanding these causes and their effects is crucial to grasp the full scope of the problem and who bears the brunt of the shortages.
Gauteng: Why Some City Power Users Pay More Than Others
Electricity costs in South African cities have been rising steadily, with many residents questioning why some pay significantly more than others. The answer largely comes down to City Power tariffs, which vary based on consumption and billing methods.