Caxton Radio
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Vosloorus CPF informs community on bank-following and ATM crime
Caxton Radio NewsAccording to Ramohapi, since they started with the campaigns a few months ago, these crimes have decreased, but there are…
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AFCKO hold grading ceremony
Caxton Radio NewsAfrican Full Contact Karate Organisation (AFCKO) founder Thulane Sibisi said he would like to thank everyone who rallied behind AFCKO…
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Two alleged drug dealers arrested
Caxton Radio NewsThey were arrested after a tip-off from the public.
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Kathorus residents enjoy their swimming pools
Caxton Radio NewsKathorus swimming pools are ready to welcome hundreds of community members who come to swim at their favourite swimming pools…
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Katlehong SAPS welcomes new acting police head
Caxton Radio NewsThis, however, is not her first high-profile post in a densely populated and crime-ridden residential area, such as Katlehong.
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SAB wants you to drink responsibly this festive season
Caxton Radio NewsSouth Africa’s legal drinking limit, which is a breath alcohol content, is 0.24mg per 1 000ml or a blood alcohol…
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Peasant Folly Primary rewards outstanding performers
Caxton Radio NewsPeasant Folly Primary School in Palm Ridge Extension Nine recently hosted an award ceremony for Grade Seven learners at the…
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New Katlehong CPF ready to tackle crime
Caxton Radio NewsThe meeting was held to elect and introduce the new CPF committee to the community.
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Kanguru Home for Disabled introduces its new centre
Caxton Radio NewsKänguru Foundation for disabled children opened its doors at its newly built building, the GrohSomBosh Centre, on November 8.
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Vosloorus celebrates Matlakala Dlamini
Caxton Radio NewsClad in colourful uniforms, they filled the Vosloorus Old Age Home hall to honour one of their own, Stephina Matlakala…
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Grade Seven learner receives Dux award for academic excellence
Caxton Radio NewsNgulube, who told this paper she wants to be a doctor, said she is very excited about the achievement.
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Residents need to be more water-wise
Caxton Radio NewsWater restrictions implemented two years ago were not lifted.
