News
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Increased electricity tariffs becomes a threat to CoE residents
MunicipalShe described the situation as atrocious, and pointed out the devastating effects it will have on financially stretched residents
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Three Germiston companies pay CoE R 3-million of debt
Local newsThe CoE collected funds from businesses that owed City Power.
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Local artist drops new music for the year
Local newsThe EP will surely keep you on your feet and make you wanting to dance.
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EMPD nabs foreign suspects with counterfeit cigarettes valued at R 100 000
CrimePermission to search the suspects and the property was granted and 1 000 boxes of illicit cigarettes, with various brand…
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Check your child’s mental health before the next step after matric
NewsThere is no shame in asking for help when you need it. Remember setbacks do not equal failure. You are…
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Alberton Home Affairs joins in on the appointment booking system
Caxton Radio NewsIn order to reduce long queues and waiting times at offices when applying for smart ID cards and passports, Alberton…
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Burning Stars Football Club aim for league title
News“We do not only teach our boys about football, but also the principles of life."
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Illegal dumping remains a challenge in Ward 92
MunicipalIllegal dumping continues at Hattingh Street, affecting wild life.
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Tiger hunt in Edenvale yields no results
News“At the moment it is speculation, we don’t know if it was someone’s pet or if it came into the…
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Have your say on water service by-laws for CoE
MunicipalThe by-laws intends to give effect to clause 11 chapter 3 of the Water Services Act (Act 108 of 1997).
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Germiston police give criminals a warning
News“From time to time, we conduct multi-disciplinary events which include roadblocks, stop-and-search, and we provide manpower from station to station."
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Local athletes invited for a good cause
News“Usiphile has overcome everything she was told she wouldn't be able to do.”
