Joburg Mayor Pulls R4 Billion From Water
Advertorial: Joburg Mayor Pulls R4 Billion From Water: Dear Editor The Democratic Alliance (DA) in Johannesburg is outraged by the …

Advertorial: Joburg Mayor Pulls R4 Billion From Water: Dear Editor The Democratic Alliance (DA) in Johannesburg is outraged by the …

Advertorial: African Development Bank Approves R2.5 Billion Loan to City of Johannesburg: The Board of Directors of the African …

Advertorial: Gauteng targets R300 billion in investments to boost economy: Gauteng Economic Development MEC, Lebogang Maile, says the …

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Advertorial: National Treasury and AG Must Investigate City Power’s R16 Billion Self-Made Collapse: Dear Editor As the City of …

Advertorial: Half a Billion in Unspent Funds Returned to Treasury by Gauteng Department: The Gauteng social development department has …

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Advertorial: PRASA to spend R50 billion modernising rail network: The Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa (PRASA) is set to increase …

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Johannesburg, Gauteng, South Africa in the news: US group Vantage Data Centres expands to Africa with a US billion campus: Vantage Data …

Johannesburg in the news: Teraco Secures R2.5 Billion Funding For Data Centre Construction: Teraco, Africa’s largest interconnection hub …

Johannesburg in the news: Drowning liquor industry asks to skip paying R2.5 billion excise duties: The South African Liquor Industry has …

The scale of the Carlton Centre is difficult to grasp from the street level. It is a massive “superblock” that covers an entire city block, and surprisingly, nearly half of its total floor area is underground. Beneath the street lies a sprawling three-level subterranean shopping mall that once housed over 180 shops and an ice-skating rink (the “Sky Rink”) on the 20th floor that was a legendary social hub for generations of Joburgers. The building’s foundations are equally gargantuan, with concrete piles extending 30 meters down to the bedrock to support the millions of tons of steel and glass above.
