News
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What’s up with Karl Ahari?
Local newsJOBURG – Celebrity, socialite and face of Kalahari.com, Karl Ahari seems to have faded from the limelight a bit since the…
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Stage 2 load shedding from 5 – 10pm today
Local newsJOBURG - Eskom implemented Stage 1 load shedding from 4pm and will move to Stage 2 from 5pm to 10…
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Disabled teen gets wheels
Local newsMIDRAND - A MIDRAND company, Marais 4 Architects, donated an electric wheelchair to a disabled pupil from Hope School in…
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City hails its nurses on International Nurses’ Day
MunicipalJOBURG – Worldwide, each year, May is the month when nurses of all varieties are hailed and revered, and the…
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Mast’s questionable go-ahead
Local newsMIDRAND - RESIDENTS along Garden Road in Midrand are upset about a cellular mast the City of Johannesburg approved in…
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E-tolls here to stay?
MunicipalJOBURG - The long wait for the e-toll final verdict by the Gauteng motorists and the public will come to…
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Arrest made in connection with hijacked bakkie
CrimeNOORDWYK - A MAN was arrested at a residential complex in Noordwyk in connection with a hijacked vehicle.
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Joburg North schools invited to join chess league
NewsJOBURG - Grayston Preparatory School was filled with excited pupils ready for the second Goforchess league which started on 12…
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Customers sickened by Eskom’s load shedding
Local newsJOBURG – Some Eskom customers have vented their anger as load shedding has become a daily occurrence.
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JRA fails on its commitment to replace guard rails
Local newsWOODMEAD - The Johannesburg Roads Agency has failed to fulfil its commitment to replace the damaged guard rail at the…
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City basks in glory of improved ratings
MunicipalJOBURG - The city of Johannesburg is basking in glory after improvements in its global and African tourism ratings.
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Cluny Farm is filled with smiles
Local newsKYALAMI - FOR a day, the staff at Keller Williams Explore Properties Johannesburg swapped their office desks for the sunny…
