CoJ: Repair of Potholes, Crumbling Infrastructure, and Proper Budget Allocation
Advertorial: CoJ: Repair of Potholes, Crumbling Infrastructure, and Proper Budget Allocation: We, the undersigned residents and …

Advertorial: CoJ: Repair of Potholes, Crumbling Infrastructure, and Proper Budget Allocation: We, the undersigned residents and …

Advertorial: ‘Innovation Station’ for Rail and Infrastructure Sectors: National Transport Minister Barbara Creecy has again outlined the …

Advertorial: Smart solutions secures PRASA infrastructure: The Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa (PRASA) has employed a number of …

Advertorial: Call to place young people in critical infrastructure projects: Minister in the Presidency responsible for Women, Youth and …

Advertorial: Making a concrete difference in rail and other infrastructure sectors: There is light at the end of the tunnel for South …

Advertorial: Tailored Financial Infrastructure Solutions for Diverse Business Needs: As any startup founder knows, a rapidly growing …

Advertorial: A decade of underspending on repairs and maintenance has left Johannesburg’s infrastructure in a mess: In 2014, National …

Advertorial: Emphasis placed on investing in climate-resilient infrastructure projects: While South Africa has taken meaningful steps to …

Advertorial: Investment in infrastructure gains momentum: President Cyril Ramaphosa says investment in infrastructure is gaining …

Advertorial: Infrastructure development in Africa key to success of smart mobility – Mashatile: Africa should accelerate investment in …

Johannesburg, Gauteng, South Africa in the news: ‘Mining companies will be required to invest in infrastructure should the EFF win the …

MyPR: Inaugural Women in Infrastructure Summit outlines path to a more inclusive industry: In a month highlighting the value of women, …

Johannesburg, Gauteng, South Africa in the news: Overcoming Africa’s Infrastructure Deficit: Research shows that addressing the …

Designed by architect Rodney Grosskopff, Ponte City was envisioned as the ultimate in “jet-set” urban living. It was the first circular skyscraper in Africa, designed with a hollow “core” or “atrium” that allowed light into the apartments from both sides. When it opened, it was one of the most prestigious addresses in Johannesburg. The top three floors were massive, multi-level penthouses equipped with saunas, wine cellars, and shag carpeting, offering 360-degree views of the Highveld. The bottom levels featured high-end retail and even a bowling alley. It was a playground for the young, wealthy, and white during the height of the Apartheid era.
