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City of Joburg Consumer Protection Act hearings open to public PDF Print E-mail
City of Joburg Consumer Protection Act hearings open to public Monday 13 February 2011 The National Consumer Tribunal has announced that the hearings in the case between the City of Johannesburg and the National Consumer Commission NCT/2801/2011/101(1)(a)(P) will be held from Wednesday 22 February to Friday 24 February 2012 and will be open to members of the public. The hearings involve an objection to a compliance notice issued by the National Consumer Commission on the City of Johannesburg in terms of the Consumer Protection Act. The hearings will be held at the Braamfontein Recreation Centre, Harrison Street (between Juta and Smit Streets), Braamfontein. Hours of the hearings will be: 10h00 – 13h00 (morning session); and 14h00 – 16h00 (afternoon session). Members of the public are cordially invited to attend these hearings. Admission is free of charge. Members of the media who wish to attend the hearings should apply for accreditation via email to: This email address is being protected from spam bots, you need Javascript enabled to view it
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WATER SITUATION PDF Print E-mail

From David Potter for our info ~




We have had confirmation from Joburg Water that the planned Bryanston tower cleaning will be put on hold for a later unknown date, due to the problems over the weekend and Monday.


**** A reminder to PLEASE be

proactive and report water and sewer leaks that you notice****


Send a simple email with the street number, street name, nearest street name, suburb and type of problem (no water, sewer leak, water leak, meter leak, major leak) to Joburg Water Customer Service - This email address is being protected from spam bots, you need Javascript enabled to view it

or call 011 688 1699 (8am to 4pm, Monday to Sunday).

If you need to report matters after hours, then use the City of Joburg main call centre 011 375 5555 Option 3.

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NEW NUMBERS TO KEEP AT HAND PDF Print E-mail

SAPS PATROL CAR for CRAIGAVON and SURROUNDING areas = 071 675 7157/9

CST MARILIER = 078 215 0533

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CPF Report back meeting PDF Print E-mail

Please see NEW details in this report and take note residents of Craigavon ................

1.      SAP FEEDBACK (Sector Manager: Constable Marillier - Cell No 078 215 0533)

The following incidents occurred in January:.

·         30 residential burglaries (no physical contact); 5 robberies (physical contact); 17 smash and grabs; 2 business burglaries

·         The majority of these incidents occurred in Craigavon, Douglasdale and Fourways.

·         The majority of the smash and grab incidents were on the corner of Hornbill and Jacaranda Roads:  Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays between 1710-1740.  This is when traffic is backed up under the bridge and is moving extremely slowly.  The perpetrators park on the highway with their bonnet up as if they have broken down.  They then sit on an embankment with a good view into the passing cars.  Only ladies are targeted.  The police recently carried out an under-cover operation here and  noted that every lady who came past was on their cell phone and many of them had their bags in clear view on the passenger seat.  Captain Swanevelder mentioned a special thanks to community members who assisted with this SAPS operation.  Unfortunately no perpetrators were caught but the operation will be repeated.  LADIES:  DO NOT PUT BAGS ON PASSENGER SEATS. If you fall victim, please call 10111 or our patrol cars (071 675 7157/9)

·         The business burglaries occurred in Fourways between 2000-2300.

·         Two car hi-jackings:  one in Fourways (corner of William Nichol and Witkoppen) and one in Meadowhurst (corner of Jacaranda andHornbill).  Both occurred during the day.

·         Five robberies:  One each in Craigavon, Douglasdale, Witkoppen and two in Fourways. 

·         Two suspects were recently arrested in Craigavon.  They are suspected of crimes in Farmall and Craigavon.   Since these arrests, there have been no more reported incidents in Craigavon.

·         Good news:  RSS  and SAPS caught two house robbers in possession of jewelry.  They were targetting a house in a complex and had gained access over the complex wall which runs along a river.  They were seen by a domestic worker as they tried to get into a house and she warned the guard who called for back-up.  One of the suspects has only been out of jail for two months and was out on parole.  He will not get bail!

·         Be aware along rivers:  perpetrators gain access to properties and complexes via rivers and also use them to exit surreptitiously.

·         The numbers of reported thefts out of vehicles is down slightly.

·         Violent crime in the area is reducing month after month but reported break-ins are increasing.  SAPS advises us to be aware, keep grass cut, call our patrol cars if you see something suspicious.  Also be responsible for yourself and your property:  don’t forget to set your alarm and lock your doors.  Criminals no longer drive jalopies – they are generally on foot or in luxury cars.  Please remember that the police cannot get search warrants based on suspicions – they need evidence.

·         Look out for:  White Polo (no other details) 2 white men linked with complex break-ins in Lonehill.

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