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Community invited to walk for a good cause
Local newsWalking The Talk Foundation to host fundraiser at Ruimsig Stadium.
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Be aware! Mogale flags four common scams doing the rounds
MunicipalMogale City has identified four scams residents should watch out for to avoid becoming victims.
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Kagiso protest: 1 stabbed, police use rubber bullets to disperse crowd
CrimeUpdatePolice say rubber bullets were used to disperse unruly elements during the June 30 protest in Kagiso, while confirming one…
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Youth at risk as drug-induced psychosis cases climb
Local newsHealth officials sound alarm over drug-related psychosis West Rand — Substance abuse can harm the body, but did you know…
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El Nathan Academy learners donate profits to Belly2Brain NPC
SchoolsEl Nathan Academy learners voted to donate part of their Entrepreneurs Day profits to Belly2Brain NPC, helping fund ingredients for…
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What you must check before hitting the road this school holiday
NewsMotorists are being urged to double-check their paperwork and fine status before the school holiday travel rush begins, as roadblocks…
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Winter weekend watchlist: Movies and series worth streaming
NewsTurn a gloomy weekend into the perfect binge session with these must-watch movies and series.
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Kennies sluit netbalseisoen met ligatitels en provinsiale eer af
School sportMet uitblinkers op span- én individuele vlak het Kennies sy plek onder die provinsie se sterkste netbalskole bevestig.
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Springboks vs England served with a bowl of biltong soup
NewsWith the Springboks taking on England tonight, there’s no better way to settle in for the action than with a…
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IN PICTURES: Kagiso demonstration through the lens
Local newsUpdateScenes from the June 30 demonstration in Kagiso, where about 1 000 residents took to the streets, captured through the…
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Alma Mater hosts gravity race spectacle
SchoolsUpdateJohan Jonker Drive in Wentworth Park is being transformed into a raceway on July 3 and 4 as gravity-powered cars…
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Former addict opens up about 30 years of drug abuse
Local newsNow drug-free, Keith Hay hopes sharing his experience will encourage others to seek help before addiction takes hold.
