Local news
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Graves are sacred and must be treated as such, urges Alex poet
Local newsALEXANDRA – Alex arts creative Refilwe Pieterse says let’s embrace the good and discard the bad of culture.
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Pet diabetes is not a death sentence
Local newsJOBURG – Monitoring a diabetic pet’s blood glucose gives veterinarians the data they need to better manage a diabetes treatment…
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Steve Kekana sings his final goodbye
Local newsALEXANDRA – Steve Kekana performs his final goodbye to the music industry in honour of Alex jazz legend Zacks Nkosi.
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Alex project to groom future business leaders
Local newsALEXANDRA -– Refilwe Pieterse hopes to start a project of grooming future business leaders in Alex.
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Alex Men’s Forum donates duvets and bed covers to Ithuteng Daycare Centre
Local newsALEXANDRA – Level 4 lockdown sets limitations on our humanitarian relief efforts to those we are supposed to provide service…
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Well wishes for COJ’s Executive Mayor
Local newsJOBURG – Speaker of Council, Nonceba Molwele said Covid-19 will come to an end.
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WATCH: South African Police Service launch their vaccination drive
Local newsORLANDO – About 1000 officers take the vaccine at the official launch of the SAPS vaccine drive.
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Rays of Hope and its sponsors continue to support the community of Alex
Local newsALEXANDRA – Super Group, which has been a sponsor for Rays of Hope for years, have donated 360 boxes of…
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What happens when you go for your vaccination
Local newsJOBURG – There is a concerted effort to vaccinate all persons 60 years and above during this phase and they…
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Prayer walk from the heart of Alexandra to cast out social ills
Local newsALEXANDRA – Some abuse their spouse because they are frustrated and have nothing to keep them busy, says Pastor Riyandane.
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Stop sexual predators roaming our streets, says teen
Local newsJOBURG – Teenage girl says Youth Day is meaningless for as long as sexual predators freely roam the streets.
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Life in Alex is a daily tsunami, says Sandton businesswoman
Local newsALEXANDRA – Sandton businesswoman describes the hardships of life in Alexandra as a daily tsunami.
