Caxton Radio
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Newly appointed Eden Park Primary principal empowers learners on e-Learning
Caxton Radio NewsIn October 2019 Oliphant was appointed as principal at Eden Park Primary School, working alongside Millicent Phillips as his deputy.
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Vegetables given to NPOs in support of Women’s Month
Caxton Radio NewsMMC Phillips met with various non-profit organisations to lend his support on August 18.
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Community invited to take part in a memorable cycling route
Caxton Radio NewsParalympic bronze medalist Gavin Kilpatrick is extending an invitation to the community to join Lida Alberts on her big ride…
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SANBS urges you to keep blood stocks up
Caxton Radio NewsIt is a move that can save up to three lives. Thirty minutes, four times a year is all it…
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Son and wife sentenced for murder of Brackenhurst man, Ben Soahatse
Caxton Radio NewsThe two convicted for their involvement in the murder of Ben Saohatse received sentences of 18 years and six years,…
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Joyful moments for elderly in frail care
Caxton Radio NewsThere have been many sad calls from relatives missing their revisits with the beloved oldies.
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GALLERY: Inzuzo Community Health Care marches against gender-based violence
Caxton Radio News“The march was to commemorate Women's Month by tackling an issue that is still breaking down our economy and society.”
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Two arrested in Katlehong North
Caxton Radio NewsOn further investigation, it was established that both suspects were wanted and were on their way to commit another robbery.
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Card scammer arrested in Brackenhurst
Caxton Radio NewsThe second suspect fled in a white Volkswagen Polo with no number plates.
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Rand Water raises concerns on its future sustainability
Caxton Radio NewsRand Water has raised concerns about its future sustainability after a joint meeting of committees rejects proposals for the 2020/21…
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MDB calls for objections to electoral wards
Caxton Radio NewsObjections can be sent in writing to the board via email or fax.
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Teenagers generously serve the community with breakfast
Caxton Radio NewsBrackendowns teenagers used their pocket money to serve people with sandwiches and muffins on August 7.
