Local news
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JRA Commits to fix all potholes
Local newsJOHANNESBURG – According to the Johannesburg Roads Agency (JRA), they will be committing to repair all the pothholes from the…
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International Childhood Cancer Day (ICCD) set to fight survival rates
Local newsJOHANNESBURG – According to Childhood cancer Foundation South Africa, the country has one of the lowest survival rates when it…
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Laugh and help other children learn
Local newsFOURWAYS – The Adopt-A-School Foundation is hosting a comedy night at Montecasino in support of education. Here's what it is…
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WATCH: JMPD catch a motorist violating road traffic laws in Lonehill
Local newsLONEHILL – This morning, 31 January, Fourways Review joined eblockwatch founder André Snyman on Main Road as JMPD caught a…
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Have you microchipped your pet yet? This is why it is important to do so
Local newsJOHANNESBURG – A microchip provides the owners' information.
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We want a new home
Local newsFOURWAYS – Here are five of the dogs currently up for adoption from Pet Empowerment in the Townships organisation. Do…
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#CrimeBulletin: From theft to to possession of stolen items, here’s what you need to know
Local newsMIDRAND – Here are five crimes reported in the Midrand areas covered by the Fourways Review.
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Police visit local schools
Local newsDOUGLASDALE – Officers from the Douglasdale Police Station visited three Joburg north schools on 21 January as part of an…
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Eight unroadworthy and unlicensed minibus taxis impounded at R55 and Main Road intersection
Local newsKYALAMI – The following day, a further seven unroadworthy minibus taxis were also impounded during a public transport operation in…
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Malawian delegation visits SA to learn more about how JMPD operates
Local newsJOBURG – Malawian delegation have shown interest in how SA JMPD operates.
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Corrupt officials taint “Operation Buya Mthetho”
Local newsJOBURG – City mayor Herman Mashaba’s “Operation Buya Mthetho” ruined by corrupt officials.
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Mayor Mashaba’s dream meets with discontent from residents
Local newsJOHANNESBURG – The R200-million project will create 900 jobs during the construction phase.
