Local news
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Sanral receives clean audit
Local newsThe Ministry of Transport, under whose mandate Sanral operates, announced that Sanral received a clean audit from the Office of…
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Bokkie Park celebrates birthday
Local newsCrafts in the Park started 14 years ago, as a regular market on the East Rand, offering unique, handmade goods.
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Ensuring improved higher education
Local newsWith the deadline for application to most universities imminent, and for some specialist programmes already passed, another crop of matrics…
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SA Post Office still in chaos
Local newsUpdateDespite the SA Post Office recent announcement that the strike involving casual and part-time employees at the SA Post Office…
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Clear the air by recycling paper
Local newsIt is estimated that only five per cent of South African households recycle their paper and cardboard. So what is…
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Summit addresses housing backlog in Ekurhuleni
Local newsA two-day Human Settlements Summit was recently held where housing issues in Ekurhuleni were tackled.
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Interactive play centre for children officially opened
Local newsThe new play area for children called ‘Urban Ruins’ has been officially opened in Plantation.
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Expo to highlight the feasibility of home-schooling
Local newsIn South Africa parents have the legal choice whether to home-school their children or not.
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Power outages might mean deep trouble
Local newsThe Boksburg Chamber of Commerce recently called on the metro to provide information regarding the constant power outages in the…
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Fire at Birchwood caused by flammable building material
Local newsUpdateThe rooms that burnt down at the Birchwood Hotel, at around 10.40pm on Friday evening, September 19, contained highly flammable…
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Municipality assists churches with acquiring land
Local newsThe metro is calling upon the religious community to register in order to be placed on the municipality's database of…
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Treat your animals during International Animal Week
Local newsInternational Animal Week begins on October 4, which is World Animal Day and extends until October 10.
