Local news

  • Sandton CPF to host open community meeting

    Local news

    WOODMEAD - The Sandton Community Police Forum will host an open community meeting on 1 October and invites residents to…

  • Suicide ride up for auction

    Local news

    FOURWAYS - The community may be able to experience a high-speed driving experience known as drifting or a suicide ride…

  • SA blood levels critically low

    Local news

    JOBURG - Current blood stock levels are so low that people could die if the supply does not improve.

  • The man behind the Miss Heritage Pageant

    Local news

    FOURWAYS- Tare Munzara, the president and founder of the Fourways-based Miss Heritage Pageant gave an insight into the pageant.

  • Fourways residents are fed up with arrogant taxi drivers

    Local news

    FOURWAYS - Helen Holyoake, a Fourways resident, recalled a terrifying incident which she witnessed on the corner of Robin Road…

  • Ageless beauty at fashion parade

    Local news

    SUNNINGHILL - The Riverside Manor retirement village fashion parade was a memorable and festive event for all its residents.

  • How one drink could change your child forever

    Local news

    Make the Fourways community safer by supporting the The South African Breweries in their fight to combat underage drinking.

  • Taxi drivers bend the rules in Norscot

    Local news

    NORSCOT- Taxi drivers continue to give Fourways residents a headache by driving on the wrong side of the road.

  • Major mom gives birth to 14 pups

    Local news

    CHARTWELL - Ark Animal Centre's resident super-mom, Angelina, delivered a mammoth litter of 14 puppies after a difficult labour.

  • Prisoner speaks out

    Local news

    SUNNINGHILL- ISAAC Mbilini has been an inmate at Leeukop Maximum Prison since 2007.

  • Rafa is championship royalty

    Local news

    DOUGLASDALE - A Douglasdale resident and his rottweiler have once again excelled at a dog show championship.

  • Rabies vaccinations encouraged

    Local news

    JOBURG - Despite being a preventable disease, rabies still plagues communities in the developing world.

Back to top button