To the city of returning from the South African Crime Hub

The view is spectacular at the top of the Ponte Tower, one of the most famous buildings in the South African city of Johannesburg.

Built in 1975, almost 200 m (656 ft) standing height, is a long-standed feature in the city’s horizon, once the highest African residence building.

But like the city, he has had its ups and downs. In the 1980s, he took criminal squads, and his empty core filled a depth of 50 m.

“The building has been kidnapped. It was not useful, so most people were trashing inside the building, until the floor reaches the floor,” Delight Sithole directs the building visits.

He added: “They have been dead here, illegal firearms, drugs. Odors, I’m sure it was horrible, hell on the ground.

“If someone asked you what happens, if someone had something interesting or scary,” said Sifisi, who works with Mr. Sithite in an organization called Dlala Nje, which means “just” means Zulu ” .

“People feared the neighborhood,” he said.

Johannesburg was one of the most dangerous cities in the world.

But the building became about 15 years ago in the FIFA World Cup hosted in South Africa, and people started again.

After Covid, people came back and the building is about three quarters.

It’s not Escape from Johannesburg, and South Africa.

Despite signs of improvement in the latest statistics, the crime is still the main problem.

The city fucked up the city that fucked the city that fucked power cuts, it was almost a year ago, but now it is water crisis, leaving many, without many.

A building in the Central Company (CBD) killed almost 80 people in the winter 2023, and has dissolved the subject of kidnapped buildings, who took criminal criminals that charge people there.

It is an area that regenerates a property company called Ighemba, which is “hope”. And it’s a company that is being seen by Johannesburg’s business growth.

A few days later, in one of the residential development of the flag of Jehembar, Jewel City, and the General Manager of Alan Tait explained.

“The demand is just a phenomenal, and that request is exactly living in CBD,” he said.

The company said he currently ranes 7,200 properties and is expected to duplicate the next two years.

It originates as a diamond court as the Ponte Building area is not underestimated to see the revival.

“We launched the gem about five years ago, as Covid struck. So as soon as Covid lifted up, the buildings filled pretty quickly,” he said.

Close to the edge of development, it represents a long light band under a flyover. It was dark for a long time to give light in an area, largely due to the load affected in the city.

It was part of a initiative called JozimyJozi in 2023. One of his first projects was to clarify Nelson Mandela Bridge, the city center, who meant that people were safe to use again.

“The whole goal of Jozimyjozi is to bring hope to the city’s residents,” Bea Swanepoel said, Director General of the Organization, Rosebank, in the 20th courtyard of the city center.

“And backwards, we need to show spectacular improvements and influential projects, to get out of where we are now and see how they are safe in the city of the future, where people can be safe and where there are jobs.”

The team also launched the gateway project, effort to clean the city’s ten main entries and everything has begun to deal with the wells and domestic education.

One day Johannesburg can talk like London, Paris or New York?

“Well, that’s the intention,” Mrs. Swanepoel said. “What is happening in Jurburg is for perceptions. We have a long way to go. I mean, there is no such thing, but it’s not impossible. We need to climb the golden standard of African cities.”

The city is a host of G20 later this year, which will bring new investment and attention in the city.

PONTE TORRE 51. On the floor, facing Sifiso Zikhali window.

Do you think dlala nje succeed in his mission?

“Yes, one of our biggest challenges was to come there. Now we are one of the most attractive city. This is our city, and we need to find a solution to this end,” he said.