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Day four of the Saints Sports Festival is delivering a fitting finale as the festival draws to a close with one last burst of competition, school spirit, and community connection across the St Stithians campus.

Big wins, rising tension, and all eyes focused on the hosts have set the stage for a memorable close to the 22nd KES Easter Festival.

Despite their loss to Hoërskool Noordheuvel, Queens College coach Nick Schenck is proud of how the U16 team played on their last day.

Teams from the Eastern Cape, Gauteng, and the Free State were part of the 29th St John’s College Easter Rugby Festival, coming together to celebrate school sports.

Today marks the last day of the 29th St John’s College Easter Rugby Festival, and supporters are encouraged to wear hats and sunscreen as they descend onto the field to enjoy the action.

Versus Luxury Paint & Coatings has donated football kits to Transition Football Club, helping ensure young players are not left on the sidelines.

Anticipation builds as the 22nd KES Easter Festival reaches its final day, with top schoolboy teams set to deliver a fitting finale

St Stithians College wraps up the 2026 Saints Sports Festival on Monday, with rugby, football, and squash headlining the final day of inter-schools competition.

Even with garbage returning daily on the same spot, Lovemore Robson says the work is about consistency, not perfection, and his love for the community.

Self-taught sculptor Innocent Manjengenja is turning ordinary materials into striking artworks, building both a creative voice and a means to survive.

Comebacks, clean sheets, and court battles headlined a thrilling day three at the Saints Sports Festival, as six sporting codes kept the St Stithians grounds buzzing with activity.

A packed crowd, last-minute heartbreak, and thrilling rugby clashes define an unforgettable second day at KES Easter Festival.

Behind the stalls at the Fourways Rustic & Gourmet market are stories of entrepreneurs with a hunger for success, and a shared push to make local businesses thrive.

After an electric opening day, the festival continues with more high-intensity rugby and hockey action at KES

Rugby Festival continues to grow, attracting teams and supporters from across South Africa.

Hoërskool Randburg U19 will be playing against the New Zealand team next, on Monday, April 6.

Day three of the Saints Sports Festival is delivering another vibrant mix of sport, school spirit, and community connection as the festival continues to capture hearts across the St Stithians campus.

Winning will always matter. But winning with respect and losing with dignity is what truly defines the spirit of sport.

One of the highlights from day 1 was Westlake Boys High, from New Zealand, performing the Haka on Burger Field.

Rugby joins the action at KES Easter Festival as day 2 promises high-intensity clashes, rising temperatures, and a chance for teams to make their mark.

St John’s College blends tradition and modern coaching to develop disciplined, adaptable young rugby players ready for the next level.

The second day of the Saints Sports Festival continued to bring excitement, energy, and a strong sense of community as learners, staff, and supporters gathered for another day of sport and social connection.

Crowds continue to gather as rugby and hockey action unfolds at the KES Easter Festival.

Rugby enthusiasts look forward to watching an Australian and a New Zealand team at St John’s College.

A clinical and composed performance on day 1 of the KES Easter Festival sees Westville Boys’ High School secure a convincing victory over Parktown Boys’ High School.

Raiders deliver a dominant performance as the KES Easter Festival gets underway, defeating the hosts 48–0.

Just as residents began celebrating long-awaited repairs, the Balder Road pipe burst again, leaving many feeling like the punchline of an April Fool’s joke.

Team spirit and camaraderie is in the air at the 29th St John’s College Easter Rugby Festival.

Missed chances and a dominant half by St John’s College Harare saw the Saints falling short by 3 points in the opening rugby match at the sports festival.

As the 29th St John’s College Easter Rugby Festival officially got underway, St Stithians took on Cordwalles in a wet and slippery rugby match, with St Stithians coming out victorious.

Rugby enthusiasts are in for a treat at St John’s College’s 29th Easter Rugby Festival, featuring schools from across SA as well as Australia and New Zealand.

St Stithians College opens its gates today for the 2nd day of the 2026 Saints Sports Festival, with six sporting codes competing across a full day of inter-schools action.

Rugby and hockey take centre stage as the much-loved school sports festival begins under Johannesburg’s autumn skies.

For most children, a fall at daycare means a scratched knee and a lollipop. For little Thandeka Sibanda, a broken arm in 2016 was the beginning of a journey that would change her family forever.

Festivals ignite passion, build skills, and foster community, leaving a lasting impact on players, families, and clubs across South Africa.

Ashton College Girls dominated almost all quarters but needed a last-minute moment of brilliance to beat the Saints Girls Festival Team in an opening hockey encounter.

Learners from various schools showcased their skills at Saints Sports Festival, as families and community members gathered to cheer them on in a lively day of sport and unity.

The leak was fixed in three days following a visit from mayoral candidate Helen Zille, while the City Mayor Dada Morero said Zille should’ve posed next to the excavation, instead of swimming in it.

St Stithians College in Randburg opens its gates today for the 2026 Saints Sports Festival, with six sporting codes competing across a full day of inter-schools action.

Ward 94 councillor David Foley used a meeting he convened on the long-delayed Chorisia Road repairs to set the record straight about false salary claims, while officials confirmed the project will soon begin.

Johannesburg Roads Agency gets work underway near Curro Douglasdale, but concerns remain over delays and the quality of repairs.

Saint Stithians and St John’s leaders say discipline, teamwork and strong school traditions shape success on and off the rugby field.

With determination, discipline, and a deep bond with her horse, Maverick’s Magic, young rider Emma has galloped to the top of the SANESA ranks, earning top provincial honours and the coveted Victor Ludorum title.

Ward 94 councillor David Foley’s efforts, taking a stand by physically blocking taxis from using pedestrian and cycling walkways and engaging authorities behind the scenes, now appear to be yielding results, as the Gauteng department of roads and transport plan to install barriers to stop taxis encroaching on pedestrian infrastructure.

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St Peter’s College students and staff united in a powerful show of compassion and awareness during the 2026 Cansa shavathon.

Balancing books, bats, and big ambitions, NewBridge student Aiden Schwartz is stepping up to the plate once again, ready to represent South Africa on the global stage while inspiring the next generation of baseball talent.

The city has finally acted on a 3.5-year-old water leak following a swim visit by Helen Zille, but residents are asking: if the resources were always available, why were they left to endure years of disruption?

The Lovemore Foundation has stepped in to restore safety and cleanliness at a busy Fourways intersection, transforming an overgrown and littered space into a cleaner environment for residents and children.

Residents of Fourways Gardens can expect long-awaited repairs to Chorisia Lane and Celtis Crescent, as the JRA confirms urgent work to fix groundwater-related road damage while addressing cost concerns and promising ongoing updates throughout the project.

Performance anxiety and social media scrutiny are reshaping the lives of sports players. The Alberton Rugby Club’s strength and conditioning coach, Derek Harwood, shares his practical blueprint for keeping players mentally strong, grounded, and game-ready.

Once shut out of a dance crew, Andrice Macuacua is now in top form, dancing his way back with a comeback that turns heads and wins gongs.

Children from Fourways Gardens Estate and Diepsloot came together for a morning of environmental learning, tree planting and fun during the estate’s first EcoKids event of the year.

Frustration is mounting among Sandton residents as Randa Road continues to deteriorate, with ongoing storm water flow and no response from JRA a month after initial inquiries.

Two women share their struggles and resilience with endometriosis, highlighting the need for awareness, early diagnosis, and support for women living with the condition.

The community chanted outside the police station to seek clarity over why a case had not been opened for a teenager who died allegedly in a hail of bullets.

A community clean-up at a busy Fourways intersection has restored safety and dignity, with both residents and traders praising the transformation of the once overgrown and unsafe area.

Kgolane will lead the Saintees, while Ackermann will be in charge of the Saints,

Young innovators take centre stage in Fourways as intellectual property becomes a powerful driver of entrepreneurship and future growth.

Local hockey clubs are seeing a rise in young players, helping to strengthen school teams as more girls take up the sport and feed into school hockey programmes.

Residents and students near Henley Business School are calling for urgent intervention as a persistent groundwater flow, believed to stem from a natural spring, continues to erode the road.

Former national player advocates for club-level involvement as the catalyst for technical mastery and long-term development.

Soweto Extension and Cosmo City Junction of the Gauteng Rapid Rail Integrated Network Extensions (approximately 72 km of new rail)

All grid-tied and hybrid solar systems must be registered with City Power, to protect customers, electricians, and technicians from electrical risks.

What happens when men are taught not to feel? After over two decades of abuse in his own marriage, Bishop Dube is speaking out, so others don’t suffer in silence.

St Peter’s College learner Camryn Ray played a key role in the Sporting SuperHeroes girls’ run in the Johannesburg Hockey League, helping the team secure back-to-back championship titles in 2025 and 2026.

Inspired by a memory he can’t forget, musician Luyanda 'Mphephethwa' Vilakazi wrote a song that honours the traditional ways of courting, and the beautiful moments that stay with us forever.

Local sports club sees more young girls step onto the field, as grassroots efforts begin to change perceptions about rugby being a boys’ sport.

Fed up after more than 3 years of leaks and failed repairs, Balder Road residents hosted a ‘pool party’ meeting around a water-filled excavation, hoping to deliver a message to the city: fix it properly, and fix it now.

A late surge from Bryson DeChambeau denied the home favourites, as a packed Steyn City crowd witnessed one of the most dramatic finishes of the season.

While many fans were content watching the drama of professional golf from the comfort of their couches, Gray decided that seeing history in the making required a bit more effort, specifically, a flight from Malawi.

The Johannesburg Roads Agency confirms that a contractor was authorised to temporarily store resurfacing material along Lombardy Road, while stating it was not aware of residents’ concerns at the time.

The much-anticipated KES Easter Rugby Festival returns from April 2 to 6, bringing together top school teams from across South Africa, and even Australia, for an Easter weekend filled with thrilling rugby and hockey matches.

School hockey lays the foundation for future international players, teaching skills, discipline, and teamwork while opening pathways to higher-level competition.

The beloved koi pond at the heritage site continues to draw visitors, but with fish food running low, manager Poppie Booysen is appealing to the community to help keep her ‘babies’ fed.

For the second time in four years, a Juweel Street property has been hit by destructive flooding, as residents say long-standing stormwater failures continue to go unresolved.

Club expands opportunities with new partnership as youth hockey programme continues rapid growth.

The annual event continues to be a reason why the Norscot Manor is looking beautiful as ever while opening doors for local artists and creatives.

More than 600 athletes from across South Africa and Kenya gathered at Crawford International Lonehill for a vibrant three-day sports festival celebrating competition, camaraderie, and community.

Residents and local leaders say ongoing leaks on Peltier Drive in Sunninghill point to failing infrastructure rather than one-off incidents.

Residents of Dainfern Golf Estate laced up their running shoes and dyed their hair for a good cause, raising over R15 000 for Cansa during the estate’s first fun run and sprayathon.

Experienced school coaches say strong fundamentals, disciplined development and a love for the game are shaping South Africa’s next generation of rugby talent.

Fern River Spur donated a portion of its sales to the Cansa shavathon fundraiser to showcase its commitment to supporting families and community initiatives in Dainfern.

The first rugby team from Beaulieu College are taking on the Penryn Rugby Festival in Mbombela. Former Springbok Lionel Mapoe and UJ rugby coach Therlow Pietersen motivated them before they headed off for the fight of their lives.

Big sister shares lessons on support, resilience and letting young athletes find their own path.

The three day action packed programme will showcase 89 teams from across Southern Africa.

Concussion awareness: recognising symptoms, risks and the importance of proper management in young athletes.

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Top international golfers, including Jon Rahm and Bryson DeChambeau, are set to headline the upcoming LIV Golf South Africa at Steyn City, with tourism officials hoping the global spotlight will boost South Africa’s appeal as a golf travel destination.

A highlight of the event is the large drill display, where every member of a team participates in a coordinated routine.

Traditional school rivalries, including St John’s College and St Stithians, set the stage for intense competition at Johannesburg’s Easter rugby festivals.

Twelve schools from across Southern Africa to compete as festival blends sport, entertainment and charity initiatives

Former St John’s College players say traditional school rugby rivalries created lifelong memories, pride and lasting connections beyond the field.

Brazilian jiu-jitsu students demonstrated skill, resilience, and determination as they earned new belts at a demanding grading session.

A first-time participant claimed the top spot, while another runner celebrated a 100th parkrun milestone, at this week’s Lonehill Parkrun event.

Amanda Couvaras, who turned a lockdown idea into a thriving drinks business, and former teacher, and now biltong guru, Pret Janse van Vuuren are booming in business at the global event, serving golf fanatics while building new careers beyond their old lives.

Education experts warn that weak communication skills in the early grades could have long-term consequences for learners’ academic success.

When his health began failing on the streets, a Fourways good Samaritan helped change the course of Thando Ntsele’s life, after he spent nearly a decade on the streets with an illness that needed treatment.

With his wife and community behind him, cyclist Mauritz van den Heever joined the #Ride4Rare team at this year’s 947 Ride Joburg, helping raise over R200 000 for Rare Diseases South Africa.

Johannesburg City Parks and Zoo says it will assess pollution concerns at Paulshof Spruit Park after residents raised alarm over debris, riverbank litter and informal recycling activities along the Braamfontein Spruit.

JMPD warns that begging at traffic lights is illegal under city by-laws after repeated complaints at the Uranium Road intersection in Fourways.

South African stars Louis Oosthuizen and Charl Schwartzel were overcome with emotion as passionate home fans created a powerful atmosphere at Steyn City, lifting the pair during a memorable opening day at the LIV Golf Tournament.

After weeks of concern, Broadacres residents say they are relieved as the Johannesburg Roads Agency begins clearing rubble along Lombardy Road.

A month later, Johannesburg Roads Agency has yet to respond to mounting concerns over Randa Road’s collapse, as continued storms and unchecked water flow worsen the damage.

Grade 7 learners at Reshomile Primary School in Diepsloot had a chance to learn about the importance of saving water, and to get answers for their well-known question: Where does water actually come from?

Various forums came together at Diepsloot Mall, promoting unity for the residents and easy, free access to their services.

While political campaigns gather momentum ahead of elections, Beaulieu College learners are being prepared to participate responsibly, starting with a real-life voting experience guided by IEC officials.

After hitting a pothole and getting a puncture while travelling through his own ward, Wad 93 councillor Vino Reddy says the incident reflects the daily reality many motorists face on deteriorating roads in Ward 93.

The delay comes amid unanswered questions over costs and scope, with the roads agency yet to respond despite multiple follow-ups.

A family on Juweel Street has been left devastated after overnight flooding tore through their property, with residents and councillors accusing the Johannesburg Roads Agency of years of inaction on a known culvert failure.

As complaints continue over rituals, animal slaughter, and pollution along the Paulshof spruit, church leaders say they are trying to address residents’ concerns while practising their beliefs.

After clinching the Singapore title, Bryson DeChambeau pulled no punches about the ferocious competitive fire burning inside every LIV player, including his own teammates, while insisting compassion remains at the heart of the game.

After three days without electricity, Kyalami resident Leila Kuhlmann packed food, a blanket, and a pillow, drove to a substation and blocked the gate, refusing to leave until power was restored.

What started as a way to learn self-defence has grown into a competitive journey for Crawford International Lonehill learner Christos Prokas, who will now represent Gauteng at the National and Elite Karate Championship.

Once threatened by illegal occupation, Inyanga Park is now being reimagined as a self-sustaining green space, driven by community grit, limited resources, and a bold nursery plan.

After years of complaints, authorities begin clearing illegal signage in a long-awaited operation.

The area once-congested by informal traders has been revitalised into a clean, green, and accessible space, following co-ordinated efforts by stakeholders.

Residents near Homestead Estate say ongoing rubble dumping has sparked environmental concerns and triggered a surge in illegal dumping, with little communication from authorities.

Moved by the loss of a four-year-old cancer patient, the Sedumedi Hope Foundation is appealing for donations to make Easter memorable for children battling cancer at Charlotte Maxeke Hospital.

A major clean-up operation led by the Lovemore Foundation is helping restore safety and dignity to an informal settlement at a busy Fourways intersection.

For nearly two decades, one roadside worker says the Fourways corner has been his office, and despite arrests and by-law crackdowns, he is not going anywhere.

Councillors say delays, rising costs, and a lack of response from the MMC’s office have left residents waiting for answers on the future of the flood-prone Platina Bridge.

Councillor Mark van der Merwe says the long-running sewer repair project affecting Craigavon roads is about 68% complete, with residents hoping relief is finally in sight.

Diagnosed with end-stage kidney failure at 35, Stella de Kock has spent 15 years on dialysis. This World Kidney Day, she’s turning her personal struggle into a mission, raising awareness about kidney health, organ donation, and the urgent need for early detection in South Africa.

Douglasdale police say they are doing what they do best, intensifying operations and working with Metro police departments to ensure safety and manage heavy traffic during the LIV Golf tournament at Steyn City.

An environmental learning session showed children how simple gardening choices can help save water and protect nature.

The school celebrated friendship day with Paw Patrol, colourful face painting, and plenty of laughter, hugs, and fun for their little stars.

The free Fourways workshop is helping women gain essential safety and emergency response skills amid increasing concerns about personal security.

Residents across Johannesburg have been complaining about a persistent sulphur-like smell in the air, with the city now monitoring air quality to find the source.

Residents gathered at Diepsloot Mall to get an insight into how they can tackle unemployment and curb substance abuse, leaving the community inspired with practical solutions and renewed hope.

From cyphers in the streets, Jay Wrighteous is pouring his soul into music that hits deep. His new EP A Day in the Life mixes boom bap nostalgia with raw reflections on faith, struggle, and growth.

Fierce flyweight Mfanafuthi Ngobese has fought his way to a 2–2 pro record in the EFC. Now, as he eyes his next bout, he’s reaching out for sponsorship support, offering real visibility, community pride, and authentic partnership in return.

Lonehill and surrounding areas are now better protected, with multiple fire engines, a water tanker, skid units, and a rescue intervention vehicle improving emergency response across the region.

The Johannesburg Roads Agency has confirmed that the traffic light at Peltier Drive and Waterfall Drive has been realigned, reinstated, and approved as safe for public use after a series of repairs and adjustments.

Reddy is calling on the City of Johannesburg to formalise recycling activities along Paulshof Spruit Park to protect the environment while supporting waste recyclers.

The children’s smiles and heartfelt thank-you cards highlighted the impact of this small act of kindness, made even more meaningful with support from suppliers like De’Longhi.

Residents are raising alarm over debris and litter piling up at a bridge in Paulshof Spruit Park, worsening pollution along the riverbanks.

Local leadership warns that persistent underground water flow is accelerating road failure and exposing broader weaknesses in Johannesburg’s storm water system.

The road, which suddenly turned spongy and soaked overnight, is now going to be fixed, at a reported cost of R3m.

After a brief start-of-year reprieve, motorists will have to dig deeper into their pockets as fuel prices rise in the latest adjustment.

A church group performing rituals along the Paulshof spruit respond to residents concerns over noise, animal slaughter, littering and the use of the river for gatherings.

Brett Richard Palframan, a personal trainer with more than 14 years of experience, is helping residents take their first steps toward fitness through a beginner-friendly outdoor boot camp in Fourways.

Fourways Review visited the Peltier and Waterfall roads intersection and found the once-twisted traffic laaitie corrected, but also found the signals not working, and an open excavation and exposed wiring left at the site.

A severely malnourished Southern African python, rescued from illegal captivity, is making a slow but remarkable recovery, and it is all thanks to specialised veterinary care.

Local authorities are stepping up to save Lonehill Dam, as leaks, invasive weeds, and funding challenges threaten the popular community landmark.

A Lonehill business owner, who helped protect critical traffic light infrastructure, was left shocked after a vehicle crashed into the intersection just two weeks after the repairs were celebrated.

Ward 93 councillor Vino Reddy has distanced himself from messages claiming he launched a new Magaliesig residents’ group, warning the community of a possible scam.

A storm water drain on Winnie Mandela Drive is blocked with litter, and a man was caught in the act of adding to it. When asked why, he said the drain was dirty anyway. The incident raises questions about why people continue to litter, even when bins are available nearby.

A water pipe leak outside Fernridge Estate on Broadacres Drive in Dainfern has created a sizable excavation, forcing drivers to carefully manoeuvre around the site as repairs get underway.

Ward 94 councillor David Foley and Lonehill Fire Station commander Rudy Nell have welcomed a brand-new fire engine for the station, restoring much-needed capacity to respond to emergencies in the area.

Crawford International Lonehill Grade 9 learner Christos Prokas has secured his place in the Gauteng karate team after an impressive performance at the recent provincial trials.

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An expanded competition calendar, enhanced prizes, and a strong focus on development and community participation promise an exciting new season while showcasing South Africa’s top equestrian talent.

Before coding, tablets, and technology, Centennial Schools foundation phase principal says children must first master the basics of writing, a skill that shapes thinking, problem-solving, and emotional development.

A Sunninghill resident who crosses the low-lying bridge daily says heavy rains and accumulating debris are making conditions increasingly dangerous for pedestrians, especially during flash floods.

UPDATE: JRA and Johannesburg Water officials are set to inspect and correct the misaligned traffic light at Peltier and Waterfall roads after residents raised concerns about the signal facing the wrong direction.

Councillor Vino Reddy warns that illegal billboards remain a problem, and urges the city to equip enforcement teams with the heavy-duty tools needed to remove them safely and completely.

Traffic lights at the Witkoppen and Main roads intersection are operating more reliably after a nearby business owner agreed to host and safeguard the robot infrastructure on his property.

One of the job seekers, Simba, returns daily to Sunrise Boulevard with a handmade placard, seeking work on his own terms, preferring street deals over traditional employment.

While authorities try to tell them to stop, Lawrence Bvudzijena, and his wheelchair-bound uncle, choose to take the risks by begging at the busy intersection to provide for themselves and their family.

Motorists along Winnie Mandela Drive are being warned of possible delays and parking restrictions as preparations intensify for the 2026 LIV Golf Tournament at Steyn City, the first time the global event will be hosted in South Africa.

Taxi operators say there is nowhere else for them to go, which is why they’re still on the road, and that relocating to the same private property as informal traders is something they never thought of, claiming the alleged monthly R2 500 access fee is unaffordable.

After repeated flooding since 2023, councillor Mark van der Merwe says residents are still waiting for action on Platina Bridge, despite assurances from MMC for Transport Kenny Kunene that the crossing would be treated as a priority.

The Sunninghill Ratepayers Association has unveiled its plan to turn Inyanga Park into a self-sustaining nursery and vibrant community green space, offering residents a safe and welcoming place to enjoy the outdoors.

Pretoria flyweight Tebatso ‘The Glory of Torture’ Molele is pouring everything into training at Mamelodi Warriors, declaring he’s fully ready for any opponent and eager to step up at the next PFL Africa event on home soil.

Johannesburg Roads Agency says technical studies will be completed within the current financial year, with findings set to guide long-awaited repairs to the collapsed Uveal Street storm water culvert.

The Johannesburg Roads Agency says it is aware of safety concerns on Robyn Street in Jukskei Park and has initiated steps to replace a damaged guardrail and install other warning signs.

Residents welcome long-awaited grading of Runnymead Road, while further repairs are still needed.

A repaired excavation has reopened following another pipe burst, reigniting concerns about ageing infrastructure and repeated road damage in Ward 106.

Douglasdale swimmers raise funds and awareness for Rainbows & Smiles, bringing comfort and care to children battling cancer and their families.

Ward 106 councillor Chris Santana says residents and civic groups are being forced to fund basic repairs at Norscot Manor as the City of Johannesburg falls short on maintenance of the historic community hub.

Nearly 60 young competitors tested their skills in no-gi Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, gaining valuable experience, resilience and confidence on and off the mats.

Overcast conditions and heavy rain delay fixtures while teams deliver strong performances across pool and basketball courts

Residents laced up their takkies and gathered at Fourways Crossing for a free outdoor fitness event that promoted healthy living while creating opportunities for local small businesses to thrive.

Thrilling clash sees Parktown take early lead and hold off Jeppe in a 11-6 win.

Hosts hold their nerve in a tightly contested second-day encounter to secure a narrow victory

Rare Disease month shines a spotlight on millions living with overlooked conditions, calling for equity in diagnosis, treatment, and support in South Africa and across the world.

Jeppe Boys hosts intense battles as top South African schools showcase skill, determination, and inspiring journeys

Ward 93 councillor Vino Reddy visited a Fourways property where informal traders recently relocated, following residents’ safety concerns about activity reported near the area.

Twenty schools unite in Johannesburg for a development-focused showcase of emerging water polo talent and competitive school sport.

Zize Ngcangisa and Kade Gorman lead Jeppe to early dominance as festival action heats up.

The resident, who says she was wrongly suspected of drinking during a late-night stop, has shared her intimidating experience anonymously. Councillor David Foley confirms multiple residents have since come forward with similar complaints, while JMPD remains silent.

Historic water polo tradition meets rising basketball rivalry in Kensington showcase this weekend. Get the full weekend fixtures here.

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Boarder inspired by Liverpool FC sets sights on basketball and soccer success after switch from hockey.

Riverside View community leaders demanded urgent government intervention as learners missed two weeks of school due to halted scholar transport and the absence of a local public school.

Phase 1 maintenance is welcomed on Chartwell road, but calls remain for further road fixes.

After more than two years of frustration, motorists are breathing a sigh of relief as traffic lights at the busy Witkoppen and Main roads intersection begin working again.

A recurring pipe burst on Balder Road has reopened an excavation, damaging the roadway, with Ward 106 councillor Chris Santana warning that poor repair management is leaving residents stuck in a costly cycle of collapse and reinstatement.

The STEM Competition is a transformative experience that empowers grade 10 and 11 South African learners with the critical skills to innovate & solve real-world challenges.

Thirteen-year-old Sithenjwa Ngubane eyes provincial colours as he draws inspiration from Stephen Curry and embraces life as a Jeppe boarder.

The City of Johannesburg brought municipal billing support directly to residents at a revenue open day at Fourways Crossing, offering face-to-face assistance, rebate applications, and debt-relief guidance to residents in Region A.

A traffic light was reinstalled facing in the wrong direction after repeated pipe bursts along Peltier Drive.

A major sewer burst has caused part of the Randa Road circle to collapse, with Ward 115 councillor Mark van der Merwe urging motorists to slow down and proceed with caution as repairs get underway.

At the corner of K60 and Nanyuki Road, a small forest is a deeply personal tribute.

Despite a High Court order requiring relocation by the end of February, the city is still searching for suitable land to accommodate residents facing eviction from the privately owned Ginger Farm property.

The development of Jeppe’s own water polo festival started in 1997 when the school decided to host a U13 tournament.

The gathering invites women to set aside their titles and responsibilities, offering a safe space to simply be, through mindfulness, reflection, and sisterhood.

After excelling at a local karate tournament, trophy winner John Meso urged more youngsters to embrace discipline and confidence through karate.

From a heartfelt high tea in Fourways to a World Cancer Day showcase, Lindie Liebenberg is turning her stage 4 breast cancer journey into a powerful message of hope.

From leaving street life behind to pouring his heart into his debut album named after his daughter, the royal-born musician opens up about present fatherhood, purpose and why representing Tshivenda culture matters more than ever.

With the majority of the players at this event only having only played water polo for only two or three months, the focus of the festival is largely on growth and development of the sport.

Ward 93 councillor Vino Reddy is calling for a permanent solution to the ongoing chaos on Sunrise Boulevard, warning that temporary measures are no longer enough as jobseekers and trucks continue to crowd the busy intersection.

After a tense battle over the last few days, and an even more tense final against Northwood High School, Michael Mount has won the 2026 St John’s College basketball tournament for the first time in 9 years.

While Northwood High knocked out St John’s to get into the final, several other games were postponed due to rain and lightning. These games will be played on February 22.

Local and international teams are expected to bring their A-team in today’s games.

Residents still have time to raise service delivery concerns as the City of Johannesburg Ombudsman’s annual citizen information clinics continue across the city.

St Stithians bounced back while Jeppe Boys controlled their clash from start to finish.

With their defeat of Hilton College in a high-intensity game, St John’s College U19 basketball team now finds itself ready for the quarter-finals against St Benedict’s.

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St Peter’s Prep has clarified that a letter sent to parents was taken out of context, and the school was not calling for the demolition of Ginger Park.

Close finishes and comebacks were the order of the day of schools basketball at the Brixton Multipurpose Centre.

Ward 94 councillor David Foley is urging motorists who say they were accused of drinking despite being sober during late-night roadblocks to come forward and report the incidents.

St John’s college U19 basketball team recovered after being defeated by St Charles College last night, going on to defeat St Albans in the first match of the day.

Repeated accidents, injuries, and fatalities near a busy Cedar Road school have prompted residents and parents to demand urgent intervention from authorities.

Day 2 of the 2026 St John’s College basketball tournament will see the U19 teams show off their skills

A drive through Beverley, Lonehill, and Beaulieu reveals dozens of long-reported potholes, frustrated residents, and communities stepping in where the city has failed to deliver.

Survivor, champion, and advocate, Simangele ‘Smash’ Hadebe is stepping into the ring to defend her title and speak out against gender-based violence.

The suspects were arrested after a high-speed chase from Douglasdale to Cosmo City, with police crediting quick action and community vigilance for the swift arrest.

Riverside View community leaders demanded urgent government intervention as learners missed two weeks of school due to halted scholar transport and the absence of a local public school.

After qualifying for an elite international dance challenge, 15-year-old Shean Mann is ready to return to America this July, driven by passion, perseverance, and a love for jazz that fuels every performance.

Smiles and special moments defined the day as grandparents stepped into their grandchildren’s school world for a joyful celebration.

The 2026 St John’s College basketball tournament will unite talent from local and international schools

Laughter and friendship filled the playground as Little Steps Pre-School hosted a Valentine’s Day picnic focused on kindness and emotional growth.

Kayla dos Santos leads Waterstone College's sports department of its head of high school sport.

More than 50 members of the Lonehill Senior Citizens Coffee Club celebrated Valentine’s Day with good food, meaningful conversation, and a special gardening talk.

Just months after calling for better-quality paint, councillor David Foley is back on Winnie Mandela Drive, and this time, the lanes are finally clear.

There’s digging on Winnie Mandela Drive, but it’s good news for motorists, as a problem intersection finally gets a full traffic light overhaul.

Ward 106 councillor Chris Santana is calling on Johannesburg Roads Agency to urgently address unsafe road conditions on Robyn Street in Jukskei after multiple accidents saw vehicles crash into a resident’s property due to poor signage.

A partnership between Starfish Greathearts Foundation and Design Quarter retailers has helped 67 young learners step into the new school year with dignity and renewed confidence.

UJ coach Mandla Ngema says stronger fundamentals, smarter coaching and high-level festival exposure are accelerating youth player development nationwide.

After being cleared from Winnie Mandela Drive time and again, traders have now moved onto a nearby private property.

The power utility says it’s been ready for weeks, while JRA says the fault lies with the power utility, causing the traffic lights to stay dark at the moment.

Johannesburg Roads Agency cites vandalism, power outages, and budget constraints as causes for traffic light outages, as Ward 106 councillor Chris Santana says residents remain at risk due to broken traffic lights and delayed road repairs.

Sixteen teams gathered for a high-intensity showcase that highlighted holistic development, structured coaching pathways and the growing strength of basketball within the school’s sporting programme.

The long-standing leak and incomplete storm water reinstatement continues to threaten road safety in Douglasdale, after more than 18 months.

Relief for Fourways motorists as delayed upgrades resume at the Witkoppen and Main roads intersection, with councillor Vino Reddy hopeful the long-troubled traffic lights will soon operate reliably.

Heavy rains have left fresh debris piling up along the low-lying Witkoppen Bridge in Sunninghill, prompting warnings from Ward 93 councillor Vino Reddy about increased flooding risks and the urgent need for debris removal.

Ward 115 leadership has urged the Johannesburg Roads Agency to investigate alleged drainage diversion blamed for worsening road deterioration and safety risks for residents and motorists.

School spirit, sporting excellence, and community pride took centre stage as Crawford International Lonehill hosted its first inter-house event of the year.

Basketball is rapidly gaining popularity across Africa, driven by increased exposure through global media, youth programmes, and the NBA’s growing influence on the continent.

The St Stithians College basketball teams celebrated a fantastic weekend as both the boys and girls won their final matches to lift the trophies.

A community-driven initiative is helping women gain practical self-defence and emergency response knowledge while encouraging ongoing training and empowerment.

The final day of the St Stithians basketball tournament brings incredible energy as young athletes fight hard for a coveted spot in the semi finals.

Runners, walkers and volunteers enjoyed a Valentine’s-themed Lonehill Parkrun, with sweet treats adding to the fun of the weekly 5km event.

Residents flock to Fourways Crossing as the city offers face-to-face help with municipal billing, rebates and debt relief support.

Following earlier bad weather, the U16 basketball tournament is moving all remaining matches from Wits University back to the St Stithians College campus today.

Severe weather disrupted the St Stithians Under 16 Basketball Tournament, forcing organisers to relocate remaining matches to Wits University to ensure player safety.

Residents in Lonehill, Magaliessig and Pineslopes have been left without electricity for almost 24 hours, following a network failure that Eskom has attributed to multiple cable faults.

Grey skies disrupted the morning schedule, but once play resumed, St Stithians delivered a commanding performance to defeat King Edward in the tournament opener.

Community crafters gathered at Reflection Pizza Bar to create collaborative blankets in celebration of love, creativity, and giving back.

Persistent rain over St Stithians College has delayed the start of the U16 basketball tournament, with players, coaches and supporters waiting for courts to dry.

From a single preschool to five thriving schools, the school celebrates 20 years of nurturing confident, curious young minds.

The rapper and musician opens up about love across the miles in his heartfelt Afro-pop track that marks the first single from his upcoming album DoNotDisturb.

The fight to restore the Lonehill Dam is far from over, says residents’ association officials, who are prioritising sustainable solutions over quick fixes.

What began as years of complaints from ward councillors has erupted into a citywide crackdown on illegal outdoor advertising along Winnie Mandela Drive, exposing safety risks, lost revenue, and a high-profile branding disputes.

A major JMPD enforcement blitz in Diepsloot uncovered widespread non-compliance, resulting in vehicle impoundments, learner rescues, and renewed warnings that child safety on the roads is non-negotiable.

Saints basketball continues to capture attention through its intense rivalries, rapidly growing tournaments, and standout performances that highlight the sport’s rising profile in schools.

UJ point guard Sbonga Mkhwanazi shares how discipline and smart strategy can turn young players into leaders on the court.

DA Shadow MMC of Transport and Ward 115 councillor call out the city over years of inaction as structural damage threatens nearby infrastructure and residents.

Businesswoman and philanthropist Margaret Hirsch believes in the power of conversation; that is why she launched On The Move With Margaret to showcase women who make an impact in the community.

From four teams playing 37 matches in 1995 to hosting Southern Africa's premier school basketball tournament, St John's College built a tradition of excellence that continues to inspire young athletes across the region.

With the St John’s College and St Stithians Basketball Festival around the corner, the growth, depth, and ambition of school basketball is set to be showcased on one of the country’s biggest stages.

The Saints U16 basketball tournament continues to shape the future of the sport, giving young players national exposure and a competitive platform to grow.

Gauteng Province Department of Transport and Roads is investigating traffic solutions after a site visit exposed ongoing safety risks at the busy Cedar Road school intersection.

A donation of school shoes and sanitary pads to Witkoppen Primary School is helping ease everyday challenges faced by learners from vulnerable households, highlighting the importance of access to necessities in education.

Residents say learners missed two weeks of school while non-payment of scholar transport halted services. Meanwhile, long-standing promises of building a school in Riverside remain unfulfilled.

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From a small luncheon to a nationwide movement, the KnitWits celebrate 12 years of transforming creativity into warmth, connection, and hope, proving that stitching kindness can change lives.

Tired of dangerous potholes and empty promises, Beaulieu residents have taken matters into their own hands, fixing Palamino Road at their own cost.

Parents, accompanied by a community activist visited the school on February 9 after their children were left without placements, warning that they will bring learners to class in uniform if the Department of Education does not act urgently.

Councillor Chris Santana demands answers as missing stormwater drain and persistent leaks threaten flooding during heavy rains.

Crawford International Lonehill 1st XI captain and Grade 12 student Mikaar Sewkuran delivered a standout performance, claiming six wickets in a tough mixed-team fixture against Bastion while inspiring junior players and leading from the front.

Ward 94 councillor David Foley met residents in Lonehill to hear their concerns around roads, power, and water issues.

Eskom says the recent darkness in parts of Fourways and Lonehill was caused by a cable fault and equipment failure, not nearby property developments, after a resident raised concerns over the impact on her special-needs child.

The search is on for those who can match the unbreakable energy of a new song with a fire verse

The search is on for those who can match the unbreakable energy of a new song with a fire verse

Little Steps Pre-School brought parents and learners together for an evening of art, connection and community at its annual Cheese, Wine and Art Auction.

A 17-year-old aspiring doctor performed life-saving CPR on a police officer who was pulled unresponsive from the water in Kei Mouth after being submerged for several minutes.

Ward 94 councillor David Foley says Eskom teams are working around the clock on a damaged cable and has urged residents to join community WhatsApp groups for regular updates.

Despite some trucks working to clear accumulated garden waste, the Kyalami site continues to experience long delays and congestion, with Pikitup yet to respond to repeated queries about restoring full operations.

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Johannesburg Water says pressure surges and ageing asbestos cement pipes are driving repeated water supply interruptions in parts of Douglasdale.

The HONOR X9d 5G Challenge introduced another level of value and peace of mind as Premium and purpose were connected in innovative new ways.

The HONOR X9d 5G challenge introduced another level of value and peace of mind as premium and purpose were connected in innovative new ways.

Ward 94 councillor David Foley was forced to chase after Pikitup operations manager Cynthia Mphahlele via an employee’s phone after she pulled a no-show at a meeting they had arranged.

Residents endured a long night without electricity as repair teams battled a substation fault, while Paulshof faces ongoing uncertainty.

Ward 106 councillor Chris Santana says ongoing traffic failures and delayed road reinstatements continue to threaten motorists, pedestrians, and nearby school traffic.

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With about five informal settlements under his care, Ward 93 councillor Vino Reddy says he supports a DA petition that seeks to stop unlawful land occupations and address South Africa’s housing crisis.

Women in the ring are taking a stand this February, fighting gender-based violence, championing justice, and proving that boxing is about more than just punches.

Xiaomi teams up with New Gen Podcast for a daring, history-making challenge that spotlights the tough new REDMI Note 15 Series.

After losing access to its previous premises, Diepsloot early childhood centre Ark Academy is racing to build a permanent home, to ensure stability for its youngest learners.

After finally conquering Comrades and navigating a year of highs and lows, Fourways runner Marco Campos reflects on resilience, community, and the lessons every mile has taught him, with bigger goals still ahead in 2026.

After months of frustration with deep potholes and ungraded roads, Chartwell’s Farmall residents finally see JRA action, as Ward 96 councillor Rufus Maswazi ensures dilapidated roads get a long-awaited resurfacing.

A series of serious accidents, injuries, and fatalities near a busy school intersection on Cedar Road has prompted residents, parents, and local leaders to demand urgent intervention from city authorities before more lives are lost.

After years of a land dispute, a court order has forced the City of Johannesburg to find alternative accommodation for Ginger Farm informal settlement residents.

Hirsch’s celebrated Erin Miller as she sets off to strut her stuff on the global stage.

Ward 96 has made strides in road resurfacing and public lighting, according to councillor Rufas Maswazi, but repeated vandalism has forced the closure of a school, leaving learners stuck at home.

The Pikitup garden refuse site in Kyalami has turned into a garden of frustration as bins overflow and queues stretch for hours.

Ward 94 councillor David Foley has intensified efforts to address long-standing road maintenance backlogs, putting pressure on the city and the Joburg Roads Agency to account for delays, budgets and plans.

The Lonehill Park was filled with energy and camaraderie as runners, walkers, volunteers and international visitors came together for the weekly 5km parkrun.

Pikitup has acknowledged recent disruptions, and says it will use weekend operations to clear accumulated waste and restore normal collection schedules.

The Sunninghill Ratepayers Association’s Restore Sunninghill initiative has set its priorities for 2026, focusing on overgrown grass, litter removal, and safer public spaces.

Ward 94 councillor David Foley, with JMPD, CRUM Region A, and Gauteng roads and transport department, inspected Uranium and Winnie Mandela streets in Fourways, addressing by-laws and discussing installing cement barriers to restore order.

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Fourways residents say they should not be forced to pay for refuse removal services that are not being delivered, as Pikitup disruptions linked to an unlawful work stoppage continue.

Tensions over demands for permanent employment escalated after several Pikitup waste collection trucks were set alight in Diepsloot.

Tiny hands and grateful hearts took centre stage as Little Steps Preschool partnered with Douglasdale Police Station to mark National Police Day.

While the barrier garden initiative has brought visible change, the Douglasdale Business and Residents Forum says sustained community support is essential to keep the momentum going.

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Metro police intervene to stop unsafe scholar transport vehicles in Diepsloot.

17-year-old James Smith was having a quiet morning walk along the beach when it turned into a race against time after he spotted a body floating face-down in the surf.

For 12 years, the KnitWits have woven warmth, friendship, and hope into communities, proving that small acts of kindness, one stitch at a time, can change lives.

Thanks to a watchful resident and quick security response from Onarmor Security Services, suspects for stealing gate motors were arrested after a dramatic chase.

The Curro Halala Cup returns to Fourways in August 2026, introducing an invitational U19 girls’ division and reinforcing its status as South Africa’s premier school football tournament.

Ward 96 has made strides in road resurfacing and public lighting, according to councillor Rufas Maswazi, but repeated vandalism has forced the closure of a school, leaving learners stuck at home.

The post by Phumzile Nhlapo has led to learners receiving haircuts, hairstyles, and essential stationery through a community-led back-to-school initiative.

Frustrated commuters may soon catch a break as Eskom plans repairs to Witkoppen Road traffic lights after sustained pressure from Ward 93 councillor Vino Reddy.

A fresh attempt to erect an illegal billboard on Winnie Mandela Drive was stopped in its tracks after swift intervention by two councillors.

When Steadfast Guardian Protection guards spotted signs of a domestic assault, their swift action set off a chain of response that protected a woman and led to an arrest.

73-year-old pensioner Max Meltz has spoken out after his car plunged into an unmarked trench allegedly left by Johannesburg Water, leaving him and his wife homebound and without income.

Traditional schooling alone won’t prepare learners for the future. Shaun Fuchs, CEO of Centennial Schools, says students must be taught creativity, digital skills, and entrepreneurship.

Former EFC heavyweight star Daniel Wilhelm Strauss has traded the cage for coaching at Apex South Gym. Now, he’s seeking sponsors to fuel a new generation of fighters and community programmes in Johannesburg.

Douglasdale police say a shooting reported in Broadacres was linked to the alleged theft of equipment from an MTN tower, resulting in one suspect being fatally wounded and another arrested.

Ward 94 councillor David Foley is urging increased JMPD visibility on Cedar Avenue, as a crash between a minibus taxi and a private vehicle reignites fears over reckless driving in Broadacres.

Former professional boxer Mbulelo ‘Poison’ Transvaal is appealing for donations to support a new community initiative aimed at keeping township children active, engaged, and away from illegal activities through sport and play.

Years of broken promises have left Beaulieu locals spending tens of thousands of rands just to fill potholes on Palamino Road, but JRA is warning them against it, confirming that road repair is in their purview alone.

Fed up with empty promises, locals and employers are spending thousands of rands every month just to keep Beaulieu roads passable, roads JRA has failed to repair for decades.

With their previous space no longer available, the Diepsloot early childhood development centre is urgently building a permanent home to ensure stability and safety for its young learners.

Burst pipes, power outages, and crumbling roads can be frustrating, but knowing where and how to report them can save time and speed up response. Here’s a simple guide to logging municipal service delivery issues.

Ward 132 councillor Annette Deppe raised concerns over a prolonged leadership gap in Region A last year, prompting renewed attention on a stalled appointment that has left the area under the stand-in management for months.

Naked Insurance has distanced itself from an allegedly illegal outdoor advertisement removed by the City of Johannesburg, as officials accuse the media owner of defying municipal enforcement by reinstalling the advert.

An equine skills programme is helping young learners turn uncertainty into opportunity by unlocking careers beyond the racing track.

Simbarashe ‘Simba’ Hokonya faces a tough road to recovery after a serious leg injury, as friends and fans rally to support with a BackaBuddy campaign for his surgery and medical costs.

After growing concerns over possible flooding, Johannesburg Roads Agency has cleared debris blocking Platina Bridge in Jukskei Park, easing fears linked to the crossing’s history of flood damage.

Pinnacle College Kyalami is a school intentionally designed for their community, one in which adaptability, digital fluency and human skills matter as much as academic knowledge.

Fourways residents are being called to an urgent meeting by councillor David Foley as reckless taxi driving continues on local roads.

Crawford International proudly celebrates the Class of 2025 following outstanding performance in the Independent Examinations Board (IEB) National Senior Certificate examinations.

A petition, started by a Fourways footballer, has put the harsh realities of lower-tier football under the spotlight, prompting a response from the department of sport, arts, and culture.

A paper trail of reference numbers and months of logged outages has placed pressure on Johannesburg Water and Eskom to explain recurring water and electricity disruptions in Douglasdale.

As the new year unfolds, the Starfish Greathearts Foundation reflects on a festive act of kindness at Fourways Crossing that continues to change lives, while setting an ambitious and hopeful agenda for supporting vulnerable children and families in 2026.

A new era begins for British International Preparatory, as they transform into Waterford International, joining the ThriveEd network and preparing to launch its high school phase in 2026.

A resident survey, drawing nearly 200 responses, has highlighted growing frustration over road conditions, with Calderwood Road emerging as a major concern.

Seasoned actor Bafana Mthembu reflects on his Scandal! debut, the mystery of his character, and the purpose that drives him beyond the screen.

Security patrols will be increased in Lonehill after a parent was allegedly assaulted while walking with her young son on Sunset Avenue.

After surviving a terrifying crash into an alleged unmarked trench in Sandton, a 73-year-old pensioner and his wife are appealing for community support to rebuild the independence they lost overnight.