City of Johannesburg
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Hot 102.7FM’s Teddython returns, aiming to raise R20m for communities in need
The annual Teddython fundraiser is back, uniting listeners, partners, and communities in a spirit of generosity to raise money to…
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City launches the first 40 Smart Card Trading Permit System to formalise trading.
Johannesburg’s new Smart Card Trading Permit system gives traders a path to formalise their businesses, with Fourways hawkers ready to…
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Pandamonium fighters prepare for Versus Fight Night 16
The duo of Iviwe Msuthu and Jefferson Khumalo, from Pandamonium Fitness Club, are poised to make a mark at Versus…
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Giving informal pointsmen money or food does more harm than good
Fourways resident learned the hard way that informal pointsmen are illegal, unsafe, and sometimes even vandalise traffic lights to solicit…
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Councillor Vino Reddy receives Fourways hawkers’ petition over trading rights
Street vendors outside Fourways Crossing say they finally feel heard after Ward 93 councillor Vino Reddy accepted their petition calling…
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Ward 94 hosts river safety awareness along the polluted Jukskei River
Ward 94 councillor David Foley and the city’s EMS team are taking river safety to heart, educating community members who…
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Fourways dance group HHMZ seeks sponsors for overseas competition
Hard work, dedication, and passion have paid off for HHMZ's dancers, now they’re raising funds to take their talent global.
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Paulshof residents upset about Stonehaven and Brackenhill streets excavation
After weeks of water flowing into the Klip River, the burst pipe at the corner of Stonehaven and Brackenhill streets…
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Lonehill’s spooktacular Trick or Treat raises funds for community projects
Witches, superheroes, and little monsters filled the Lonehill Koppies as they gathered for their much-loved spooktacular Trick or Treat fundraiser.
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New medical technology gives hope to South Africa’s patients waiting for donor organs
South Africa faces a critical shortage of donor organs, with many patients waiting months, even years, for life-saving transplants. A…
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Self-taught cook Andile Zulu turns his lifelong love of food into a thriving business
After years behind a computer screen, a Broadacres-based IT professional has traded coding for cooking and, in doing so, sparked…
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Lonehill girl’s wish comes true, a tractor ride to her matric dance
When Lonehill teen Carla Henning wished to arrive at her matric dance on a tractor, the community didn’t hesitate to…
