Local news
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What happened in Joburg this week?
Local newsJOBURG – We take a look at news coming from the City of Johannesburg this week.
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‘It is in my heart to serve’ says Mrs South Africa finalist
Local newsLONEHILL – Enolicia Strever from Lonehill brings her passion for sport and people to her journey as she competes as…
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#WomensMonth: Check out some uplifting messages from your fellow women
Local newsJOBURG – We would like to wish all of our readers a happy #WomensMonth!
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#TotalShutdown: Women’s Month kicks off with protests against gender-based violence
Local newsJOBURG – Today, 1 August, women around the country are set to embark on a national protest against gender-based violence.
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UPDATE: #GautrainStrike enters second day, Gautrain releases contingency plan
Local newsJOURG – Staff are demanding a 10 per cent salary increase and a R20 000 incentive bonus, among other things.
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Libraries collaborate with Google SA to empower a digitally-skilled Joburg
Local newsJOBURG – The courses will be available online at www.cojelearning.org.za
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#ICYMI: Crosses along Main Road commemorate the lives of those lost in the Life Esidimeni tragedy
Local newsKYALAMI – A community member has erected 144 crosses along Main Road to remember the many lives lost in the…
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Gautrain strike causes major inconvenience, contingency plan in place
Local newsJOBURG – A reduced service between Centurion, Sandton and Park Station began this morning.
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A merry direct selling kind of affair at Indaba Hotel
Local newsBEVERLEY – Direct selling seems to be working for most African women in the country.
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App for rape survivors in Diepsloot closes down
Local newsDIEPSLOOT – An App which sought to assist rape survivors with counselling and temporary shelter has closed its doors due…
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#SouthAfrica: Fuel price breather for motorists next month
Local newsJOBURG – Motorist can expect a few more drops of petrol for their rand when they fill up in August.
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Boston Media House raises funds for guide dogs
Local newsPAULSHOF – Students from Boston Media House raised R20 000 to assist the South African Guide-Dogs Association.
