Caxton Radio
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Two workers lose jobs after almost falling for a scam
Caxton Radio News“Right now we are unemployed. We have children and families that we have to support.”
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SAPS cracks down on illegal spaza shops
Caxton Radio NewsSix spaza shops received fines for their illegal operating practices.
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Local arts organisation reopens as pandemic eases
Caxton Radio NewsThe event is part of a cultural dance venture, which encompasses at least five provinces and aims to celebrate African…
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Vosloorus family and hospital pull in different directions
Caxton Radio NewsA Vosloorus family who went through a traumatic experience at Thelle Mogoerane Hospital refuses to accept the doctor’s apology, expressing…
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Matric teachers awarded for excellent results
Caxton Radio NewsAs Grade 12 teachers received the awards, they have to also acknowledge the teachers in the foundation, intermediate and senior…
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Can you reverse diabetes by quitting smoking?
Caxton Radio NewsAffinity Health, a leading provider of high-quality healthcare, explained how quitting smoking is critical for reducing problems that lead to…
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The first inaugural SADTU matric excellence awards in pictures
Caxton Radio NewsThe guests included Steve Maboa who attended on behalf of Busisiwe Luthuli, the director of basic education in the Ekurhuleni…
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EMPD forbids erecting of a tent on a public road
Caxton Radio NewsThe EMPD prohibits the erection of a tent in a street that is used by the public or motorists.
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Talk to help save young lives
Caxton Radio NewsAdolescents and teens are most at risk of suicide in South Africa.
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Khumalo residents to form structures to fight crime
Caxton Radio NewsVesi advised community members to provide the station with any proof of corruption by police officers and to avoid bribing…
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Cops warn of increasing hijacking reports in Thokoza
Caxton Radio NewsThokoza Crime Prevention and CPF will have a meeting with the block committees to implement patrols during those times.
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Miss South Africa launches a business platform for the youth
Caxton Radio NewsTwenty-four year old Miss South Africa 2021, Lalela Mswane, launched her #BeReady advocacy campaign.
