Ramaphosa said the smart city would be a “truly post-apartheid city” capable of accommodating 350,000 to 500,000 people by 2030. Image: Centralnewsza/XSource: TwitterGAUTENG, LANSERIA - Six years after President Cyril Ramaphosa announced plans for a smart city near Lanseria Airport in Gauteng, little physical progress has been made on the project, with only an incomplete fence erected at the site. Although plans for a smart city in the area date back to 2007, the City of Johannesburg only adopted the provincial development framework in 2021. Kubayi revealed that the City of Johannesburg had spent R29 million of an urban settlements development grant on the Lanseria wastewater treatment works. The Summit Club in Hillbrow is under investigation after City of Johannesburg officials uncovered R2.6 million in unpaid electricity bills.