It might be mid-week and days after month-end, but the buzz at the sprawling Mall@Carnival as shoppers stream in from across Ekurhuleni and beyond is unmistakable.

During the 1980s, much of the land between Johannesburg and Tshwane stood vacant. Farms, coupled with just a handful of factories, dotted the 60-odd kilometre highway stretch spanning the two cities.

J.T. Ross in a Plumb Position at Riverfields

Gauteng roads and transport department is looking for investment partners for its plan to build an aerotropolis at OR Tambo International Airport. 

Gauteng provincial government identifies more than 37,000 properties, many of which it is looking to offer to township businesses.

Construction begins at Springs Mall at Blue Crane Eco Park

Construction will soon begin on the R850 million Springs Mall at Springs Eco Park a 52,000sqm regional mall serving the greater Springs area in Ekurhuleni in the east of Gauteng.

Ekurhuleni Executive Mayor Mondli Gungubele has launched a R101 million ward based project aimed at creating jobs and fighting poverty in the region.

More than 700 delegates at the first ever Airport Cities World Conference and Exhibiton (ACE) 2013 to be held on African spoil, making it one of the well attended meetings in the history of the ACE conference

The City of Ekurhuleni showed its commitment to promote low carbon technologies when executive mayor, Mondli Gungubele officially unveiled the first and only solar plant in the country in Wattville, outside Benoni, on Friday.