More than a year since a gas explosion tore down Bree Street, now known as Lilian Ngoyi Street, in central Johannesburg, opposition parties are demanding answers as to why the street’s ...

The Bree street, now called Lilian Ngoyi Street rehabilitation project, has hit another snag after the Johannesburg Road Agency (JRA) fired the contractor meant to restore the road to normality.

The Johannesburg Roads Agency (JRA) says it is confident that the first phase of the rehabilitation work on Lilian Ngoyi Street, formerly known as Bree Street, is “progressing according to ...

The City of Johannesburg estimated that R178 million would be required for repairs after the explosion in Bree Street. This was revealed at a media briefing in Braamfontein on August 2.

Johannesburg, Africa’s richest city ... The city expects that repairs to Lillian Ngoyi Street, formerly known as Bree Street, will conclude by the end of the year, it said in a statement ...

The exact cause of the explosion which sunk a huge part of the road at Bree Street, Johannesburg CBD and overturned cars and taxis, is not yet known, with investigations ongoing since the incident on ...

The portion of Lillian Ngoyi Street, previously Bree Street, remains a massive construction site following the explosion that rocked the heart of Johannesburg central business district exactly a year ...

Pictures and videos that have surfaced on social media showed huge cracks and holes in the middle of roads, and cars toppling along Johannesburg's Bree Street. “Buildings are in danger of ...

One person died and 48 were injured in a suspected gas explosion that tore through Johannesburg’s busy Bree (Lilian Ngoyi) Street just after 5pm on Wednesday, according to Gauteng Premier ...