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  • CWP hosts dazzling Heritage Day celebration

    Local news

    ALEXANDRA - Cultural beauty adorned the Sankopano Community Centre hall through radiant and dazzling colours of African attire and moving…

  • Heritage Day celebration creates oneness

    Local news

    ALEXANDRA - The 2015 heritage day celebrations was a moment for citizens to reflect and embrace their oneness as Africans…

  • Councillors deny accusations of not attending CPF meetings

    Local news

    ALEXANDRA - Councillors here have denied accusations of failing to attend CPF meetings.

  • Gauteng loses the war on crime

    Crime

    JOBURG - After Police Minister Nathi Nhleko and Police Commissioner Riah Phiyega released the crime statistics for 2014/15 on 29…

  • A Halloween party to remember

    Entertainment

    ILLOVO – Halloween will sneak up on us soon, so it’s time to get your party plans in order.

  • SuperSport to begin defence of their title

    Local sport

    JOBURG - SuperSport United's U17 team will begin the defence of the Engen Champ of Champs when the participating teams…

  • Gauteng Health Department denies culpability for patient’s death

    Local news

    JOBURG – According to the Gauteng Department of Health spokesperson, Steven Mabona, the department could not take the blame after…

  • Criminals beware

    Crime

    ALEXANDRA - Multi stakeholders conducted an anti crime campaign march through the streets of Alexandra on 19 September sending a…

  • UJ athletes bring back the medals

    Local sport

    JOBURG - University of Johannesburg athletes give it their all at the African Games.

  • Fine dining awards reach new heights

    Entertainment

    JOBURG – Guests were invited to enjoy the annual American Express Platinum Fine Dining Awards which took place at Katy’s…

  • Six furry friends are in need of loving homes

    Local news

    SANDTON – The Sandton SPCA is looking for loving homes for some of its many abandoned pets.

  • R80m set aside to upgrade Joburg robots

    Municipal

    JOBURG - Johannesburg Roads Agency (JRA) has set aside R79.8m to upgrade faulty traffic control signals in the city.

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