Local news
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Cyclists easier to spot
Local newsBLUE HILLS - In April last year, Blue Hills came alive with the colour of yellow.
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Home opens doors to community
Local newsPRESIDENT PARK - New Jerusalem Children's Home will host its open day tour for the year on 27 February from…
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Taxi industry requires major shift
Local newsJOBURG - A paradigm shift is needed to improve the current state of the taxi industry.
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Keeping kids off the streets
Local newsMIDRAND - THE U11 community soccer teams from Mayibuye in Midrand played to a draw.
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Bearing the brunt of e-tolls
Local newsMIDRAND - A motorist who works in Midrand said he spends a lot of fuel pushing Midrand traffic.
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Maimane – SA needs new political identity
Local newsJOBURG - To move the country forward, South Africa needs a "new kind of politics" that recognises its history of…
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Scouts celebrate anniversary
Local newsMIDRAND - The founder of what is now the World Scout Movement, originally known as the Boy Scouts, was born…
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Call to place pupils
Local newsJOBURG - Gauteng Education MEC, Barbara Creecy, has been called on to act urgently to ensure that children are placed…
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E-tolls issues require action – Outa
Local newsJOBURG - Organisations opposed to Gauteng’s e-tolling have slammed the South African National Roads Agency’s (Sanral) and department authority’s admission…
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Image captures biodiversity threat
Local newsMIDRAND - They say a picture captures a thousand words, and Tyrone Mckendry's photo of an African grass owl fleeing…
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Lose those locks for cancer
Local newsMIDRAND - Community members should get their hair ready to be shaved or sprayed in the Cansa Shavathon.
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Another fuel hike shock
Local newsJOBURG - Cash-strapped motorists are in for a further knock as another fuel hike is expected.
