Media Releases 2011 - Johannesburg Development Agency

Joburg to travel as one

PUBLIC transport in Johannesburg has long been a concern. The City of Johannesburg has invested in trying to... Read More → Joburg to travel as one

THE construction dust will soon settle and Johannesburg residents will be able to savour the open-air square... Read More → Beyers Naude Square on track

KLIPTOWN is the oldest township in Soweto, and it overflows with a wealth of history that remains to be... Read More → Hotel plans art exhibitions

WASSUP Diepsloot is determined to bring decent sanitation to Diepsloot Extension 1, one toilet at a time. The... Read More → Group fixes Diepsloot sanitation

CHANCELLOR House has been reborn, and although the Mandela & Tambo Attorneys offices are empty, the... Read More → Chancellor House restored

TWO areas in Joburg’s inner city will be turned into walkable pedestrian routes as part of the Inner City... Read More → Plans for walkable Joburg

ONE building at a time, Olitzki Property Holdings (OPH) is breathing life and a new energy into the inner... Read More → New Energy Brought to inner City

A BUSTLING metropolis characterised by scores of vehicles exuding the ghastly smell of diesel fumes, trams... Read More → Masondo looks back

A FURTHER deadline has been given for this year’s Halala Joburg Awards, which will close at midnight on... Read More → Halala deadline extended

Randburg continues to receive deserved attention from the City, with the Johannesburg Development Agency... Read More → Focus on Randburg