Decline in foot traffic: Business owners lament loss after Joburg CBD gas explosion
Jacques Nelles
6 May 2024 | 12:15Nine months after a gas explosion ripped through Bree street in the Johannesburg CBD, EWN takes a look at the progress on repairs so far and how businesses are still being affected.
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