In line with the spirit of Transport Month, we spotlight the remarkable bridges created by the Johannesburg Development Agency (JDA) that are revolutionizing connectivity and promoting sustainable transportation in the city. From the newly built Molapo Bridge to the reconstruction and rehabilitation of the Modderfontein Bridge and the 5th Road Bridge in Northwold, these infrastructure projects embody the JDA’s mandate to enhance accessibility, efficiency, and the overall quality of life for Johannesburg residents.

The Johannesburg Development Agency implements infrastructure that stamps on the Tourism Framework that aims to address the following: To increase local economic development linked to Tourism. To increase the number of sustainable tourism jobs. To increase the percentage of local people employed by tourist activities. To build community or rural resident ownership of tourism-related products. To increase understanding of the tourism sector and related opportunities.

As we celebrate Women’s Month, we take stock of the achievements of women in various fields, including the professional space. The Johannesburg Development Agency (JDA) is a prime example of an organization that has made great strides in empowering women and promoting gender equality. Of the JDA’s workforce, 64% are women, with 40% holding senior or leadership roles, an impressive feat, given the numerous barriers women continue to face in the workplace. However, changes at work need to happen to

The new 1 790m² modern Bophelong Clinic in Doornkop, Soweto is on track for completion this year, with the sub-structure, superstructure, roof structure and roof covering now completed. The Johannesburg Development Agency (JDA), on behalf of the City of Johannesburg’s Department of Health, has been implementing the construction of the larger, modernised facility. The clinic is another demonstration of the City’s drive to provide healthcare facilities within a 5km radius of all communities. Since construction activities recommenced under COVID-19 Alert

The Johannesburg Development Agency (JDA) project Turffontein Non-Motorised Transport (NMT) is now practically complete, allowing teachers, students, and the community to enjoy high-quality pulblic areas. Non-Motorised Transport (NMT) is a crucial part of the transport systems in ensuring. access to urban opportunities and mobility with the necessary safety precautions. The JDA undertook the Turffontein NMT infrastructure upgrades for the City of Johannesburg to promote pedestrian mobility and connectivity around the school. precincts. These include Turffontein Primary, The Die Hamlet School,