Markram, Mulder back in SA squad for Pakistan ODI series
Johannesburg, Gauteng, South Africa in the news: Markram, Mulder back in SA squad for Pakistan ODI series: JOANNESBURG: Opening batsman …

Johannesburg, Gauteng, South Africa in the news: Markram, Mulder back in SA squad for Pakistan ODI series: JOANNESBURG: Opening batsman …

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Johannesburg in the news: Sri Lanka Coach Arthur Relishing Boucher Battle In South Africa Series: JOHANNESBURG: Sri Lanka coach Mickey …

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As of 2026, the Carlton Centre remains caught in a tug-of-war between its past glory and its future potential. There are ongoing discussions about converting portions of the massive office tower into affordable residential housing—a move that would reflect the broader “residentialization” of the inner city. It stands today not just as a skyscraper, but as a barometer for Johannesburg itself: a hulking, resilient giant that has survived economic crashes, political revolutions, and urban neglect, yet still offers the best view of where the city is going.
