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“Mommy, what does this mean?” Parents know the moment well, a child spots a billboard and starts asking questions. But who is responsible when those advertisements raise questions about what children are exposed to?

The Consulate General of India in Johannesburg is pleased to announce that the 12th International Day of Yoga (IDY) will be celebrated on 20th June 2026 at the iconic Randburg Cricket Club, Johannesburg.

A uniqure youth-led initiative brought together five schools, along with schools from Soweto, designed to move leaners through interactive stations, shaping them into active participants in their communities.

Palesa Taule says landing the lead role of Deloris in Sister Act helped reignite her passion for theatre.

Residents are calling for urgent intervention after taxis relocated from the informal Smit Street rank began gathering near homes and public spaces, raising concerns over safety, illegal parking, littering and the lack of long-term transport infrastructure solutions.

The story of karate grandmaster Soke Solly Said tells the tale of decades-long commitment to training, teaching, and rebuilding communities through karate

From carrying regimental colours at historic military parades to finding a home at Moth Cottages, Fairland resident Glan Raubenheimer reflects on a lifetime of service.

Good food, great company and a shared spirit of giving back were the ingredients for another successful Moth fundraiser.

EA Studio dancer Nekoda Roux says music, friendship, and hard work keep her motivated.

Lemishka Govinder, De La Salle Holy Cross College educator, is helping learners build confidence, compassion, and creativity through art.

Junkie Charity Store in Linden is turning donated goods into vital funding for Johannesburg charities.

Candice Moleshe is inspiring learners through creativity, discipline, and her deep love for music.

Achieving seven gold medals at the SA Sprint Championships and Olympic dreams, Kyle Armdorf is making his mark in canoeing.

Lee Graham, teacher at De La Salle Holy Cross College, shared what she thinks truly matters in education.

James Heaney is turning passion into performance, one beat at a time.

The fourth annual Dance Divas festival showcased talent, teamwork, and a strong sense of camaraderie.

Each brushstroke tells a story of nature, resilience, and the urgent need for conservation.

Through weekly book tastings and heartfelt encouragement, Gill Haggis is helping children discover confidence and curiosity.

Auckland Park Preparatory School’s giant new playground has turned break time into the most exciting part of the day.

South African MMA fighter Caleb Swart is taking the combat sports world by storm after winning another African title and climbing to third in the world rankings.

From overseas classrooms to supporting young learners emotionally, Chelsea Wertheim Aymes believes teaching is about far more than academics.

The seven month old was treated at Netcare Garden City Hospital for his life threatening battle with viral pneumonia.

Audiences can expect laughter, tears, and a deeply moving theatrical experience as acclaimed performer Amanda Strydom brings The Incredible Journey of Tinkerbell van Tonder to Die Pienk Kerk.

After months of delays and shifting timelines, Fairland Estate residents have been dealt another wait, as JRA extends the completion deadline for the project.

Football fans across Johannesburg are backing Bafana Bafana and sharing messages of support as the world’s biggest sporting spectacle gets under way. Post your messages of support for our boys and your world cup predictions.

Students returned to the streets on June 11, raising concerns about unpaid refunds, suspended services, and fears of eviction.

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After spending nearly R8 000 on plumbing repairs, an Albertsville homeowner is calling attention to the damage caused by kapok tree roots that have invaded underground sewage pipes.

Residents of Albertsville and Albertskroon gathered for the meeting aimed at addressing local concerns, strengthening partnerships, and enhancing safety across Sector 4.

The non-profit organisation launched its sixth annual winter campaign, delivering blankets, food supplies and essential items to support vulnerable community members during the cold season.

The Emmarentia Residents Association is calling on residents and businesses to take pride in their pavements – with rewards on offer.

The Earth and Beyond Science Fair proved that science is about more than winning — it’s about asking questions and finding solutions.

Students living at student accommodation claim they are being charged extra accommodation fees despite a R52 000 annual cap, while unpaid refunds and debt concerns continue to cause frustration.

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Johannesburg’s future depends on active citizens, says MRA chairperson Darryl Gouws, as residents gather to discuss service delivery, infrastructure, and governance challenges facing the city.

Even with tough results on the scoreboard, Linden kept the energy alive, turning the rugby derby into a powerful display of unity and school spirit.

From helping struggling learners regain confidence to inspiring future teachers, Memory Mhlahlo is making a lasting impact in education.

Despite an early setback, Anthoney Bosman’s community-driven initiative grew into a major donation drive.

Inspired by her professional dancer mother, 16-year-old Lily Bradley is already winning festivals and dreaming of Blackpool.

Local dancer Liesl Armstrong is inspiring women and mothers to rediscover passion, confidence, and purpose on the dance floor.

Nearly a year after the Fairland gabions project began, residents say unfinished repairs, missing contractors, and growing storm water fears continue threatening properties and destroying confidence in long-promised infrastructure upgrades.

From trampoline jumps with grandchildren to dedicated community work, Gemey Abrahams is being remembered as a woman full of grace and heart.

From vintage furniture to community impact, Junkie Charity Store founder Michelle De Villiers lives and breathes second-hand shopping.

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City Power says overloaded networks, ageing infrastructure, illegal connections, and cable theft are driving recurring outages across Delarey, Newlands, and Sophiatown as demand continues placing severe strain the electricity grid.

Auckland Park Preparatory School’s giant new playground has turned break time into the most exciting part of the day.

Filmed in Linden, and now streaming worldwide on Netflix, Bruid van die Jaar is winning over audiences with its humour and heart.

The planned removal of four large Kapok trees in Melville has drawn attention to the city’s growing urban forestry challenges, where ageing trees, damaged infrastructure, and public safety concerns are increasingly colliding in older suburbs.

Nearly a year after the Fairland gabions project began, residents say unfinished repairs, missing contractors, and growing storm water fears continue threatening properties and destroying confidence in long-promised infrastructure upgrades.

With record-breaking wildfires stretching resources, South Africa’s largest volunteer firefighting organization stands ready to answer the call.

The R300m facility will serve athletes, patients, researchers, and communities.

The author of Wisani and the Bafokeng Brothers shares how years of writing on Facebook led to her first traditionally published novel.

Ta Longz reflects on 15 years in the game, a renewed focus on lyricism, and an upcoming NWO Cyphers battle in Melville.

Catherine Phiri is building a loyal readership with stories that challenge traditional romance tropes and celebrate love that nurtures, rather than wounds.

Hlanzekile continues to expand its clean-up footprint while strengthening its recycling system.

A Treasury letter cited by Helen Zille outlines a major financial shortfall in Johannesburg, raising concerns over the city’s ability to meet obligations and maintain services.

The winter blanket drive highlighted the ongoing needs facing local shelters, with residents encouraged to continue donating food, clothing, bedding, and toiletries to support vulnerable individuals.

Runners and walkers took to the streets, turning the university’s annual Steps 2 UJ Future Forward Fun Run into a show of community spirit, healthy living, and support for students in need of financial assistance.

The sounds of bagpipes echoed through the suburb as hundreds gathered for De La Salle Holy Cross College’s beloved Highland Gathering.

The clinic’s open day featured a wellness walk, free health screenings, and educational talks focused on the symptoms and early signs of hypertension, blood pressure, and preventative healthcare.

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This AR project allows visitors to use their smartphones to see a historically grounded, 3D reconstruction of the ancient smelter.

Residents at Eeufees Oord Retirement Home have raised serious concerns over safety, maintenance failures and deteriorating living conditions, with some fearing for their well-being as issues remain unresolved.

Damaged driveways, cracked walls, and fears of falling branches spark urgent removal of 5th Avenue’s non-indigenous rainforest giants.

With artisan breads and farm cheeses to sweet treats and gourmet pantry goods available, the Craighall Collective deli market promises a wonderful experience in Craighall Park on June 7.

What begins as childhood curiosity at age four grows into a disciplined, demanding journey through belts, setbacks, and breakthroughs inside the dojo.

Fairland Estate residents say they feel abandoned after the contractor exited the delayed gabions project, leaving behind unfinished excavations, environmental damage, and growing safety concerns amid allegations of non-payment.

A memorial bench and newly planted trees now stand as symbols of the warmth, kindness and quiet impact she left on her community.

Crime statistics revealed Brixton robberies declined slightly, while Linden recorded increases in theft and shoplifting, and Sophiatown remained among Gauteng’s highest-ranked stations for drug-related crimes.

Residents across Gauteng are being urged to prepare for possible water supply disruptions as Rand Water and Eskom begin critical infrastructure maintenance expected to affect multiple municipalities, industries, and supply systems from May 29.

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Residents across Johannesburg, Tshwane, Ekurhuleni and several other municipalities are being urged to prepare for possible water disruptions as Eskom carries out essential planned maintenance between late May and mid-July.

Students have raised concerns over personal data safety and cybersecurity after a cyberattack on the university’s Ulwazi platform exposed sensitive information linked to thousands of users.

More than a month after questions were sent to the Johannesburg Roads Agency, frustration around Hofmeyer Drive continues mounting as scattered debris, water and fears of recurring erosion leave residents questioning whether permanent repairs are actually underway.

Thousands of footsteps will carry hope across Johannesburg when the University of Johannesburg hosts the Steps 2 UJ Future Forward Fun Run on 30 May 2026, raising vital funds for academically deserving students needing financial assistance.

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After mounting complaints over unresolved outages and prematurely closed tickets, City Power has outlined how its fault reporting system works, how contractors are managed, and why residents are often required to log new complaints.

The utility acknowledges procurement delays but says fault response teams remain active across Johannesburg.

Initial intervention may have reduced immediate danger, but the unfinished state of Hofmeyer Drive continues to raise safety concerns.

Despite visible progress, concerns remain over equipment shortages, limited staffing, and the risk of further damage as Johannesburg City Parks works to restore the historic cemetery.

Young footballers from six schools brought energy, teamwork, and community spirit to Emmarentia Primary School during the Moeneeb Josephs Little Legends Winter Soccer Festival.

From insects and spiders to environmental science and conservation, the 2026 Yebo Gogga exhibition at Wits University is giving learners and residents a closer look at the hidden world of nature and why every creature matters.

Two properties were identified while uncovering illegal utility connections and hijacked properties, as the city intensified weekly enforcement operations across Region B.

Blending history with community spirit, Moth Cottesloe Homes hosted its fourth annual 2.4km event, drawing families together to honour fallen soldiers, while raising funds for maintenance and resident support.

The volunteer-driven initiative is keeping local parks clean and safe, with residents’ support playing a crucial role in sustaining ongoing operations.

JRA has responded to mounting concerns over delays at the Fairland Estate gabions project, citing weather disruptions, payment issues, and scope changes, while committing to a new completion deadline in May.

JMPD spokesperson Superintendent Xolani Fihla, along with the department, has verified the extent of the problem, prompting immediate enforcement action. Increased patrols are now being deployed in the area, with offenders facing fines and compulsory clean-up orders.

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Beverley Jacobs has criticised the City of Johannesburg over stalled infrastructure work, unpaid contractors, and what she describes as a growing leadership and accountability crisis.

From furniture to hidden treasures, every purchase at Junkie Charity Store supports local charities.

Sensitive student and staff information at Wits University has been compromised after a cyberattack targeting Instructure’s Canvas systems disrupted learning platforms at nearly 8 800 institutions worldwide.

Residents still wait for answers as a once-dangerous washout site on Hofmeyer Drive shows changes, but remains incomplete.

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Community leaders raise concern over increasing scams and crimes affecting vulnerable residents across several suburbs.

An investigation into Fairland’s electrical issues revealed multiple faults at a local mini-substation.

Resident Anthony Labuschagne pushes for more visibility and enforcement to identify those responsible for the image of the community.

What was once a peaceful green oasis in Fairland Estate has been reduced to a hazardous construction site, where a gaping crater outside one resident’s home now symbolises months of delays, environmental damage, and uncertainty.

Now 21, he continues to develop his talent through art classes in Greymont, turning a childhood passion into something more. With his first exhibition complete, his work is starting to reach a wider audience.

From her first nervous notes to performing on stage, Camila Pombo is discovering the joy and discipline that comes with mastering the cello.

The newly refurbished kangaroo mother care unit is transforming the way premature babies heal, through the power of a mother’s embrace.

Through social connection, creativity, and community outreach, VLU Lente continues to empower women and support those in need.

Residents gathered in Cottesloe for a lively Run Walk Crawl fundraiser supporting MOTH Cottesloe Homes through a day of community participation and shared purpose.

De La Salle Holy Cross College Junior School music teacher Neil Bennett shares how compassion and laughter shape young lives.

A blocked drainage pipe beneath the bridge is being linked to ongoing erosion affecting the pedestrian walkway.

Frustration is mounting in Northcliff as illegal dumping continues to plague Long Road, with residents demanding urgent and lasting intervention.

The Buccaneers delivered a composed and clinical performance to secure a convincing victory over TUT FC, controlling the game from early on and maintaining dominance.

Running legend Gerda Steyn, and 25- year-old newcomer Arthur Jantjies, took the ribbon as the fastest man and woman at this year’s Totalsports Two Oceans Ultra Marathon powered by BYD.

Despite a low turnout, committed residents stepped forward to help establish a CPF substructure for Sector 4.

A driver escaped unharmed after a tree fell onto his car on April 24.

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Meyer Street has become the starting line of a broader community experiment in Sophiatown, where cleaning efforts are being used to rebuild identity, encourage participation, and strengthen local pride.

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Wits rugby completed a flawless Varsity Shield campaign, winning all nine matches and sealing the title with a dominant final performance to cap a remarkable turnaround season.

The NPA will not move ahead for now, with further investigations still pending.

The publication remains on scene to find out whether the case will be placed on the court roll or not.

Educator Micaela Greeff shares what it truly means to guide and inspire the next generation.

Participation in the CPF meeting will allow residents to engage directly with SAPS, highlight pressing issues in their area, and help influence policing priorities based on lived experience in the sector.

The 58-year-old driver will appear in the Johannesburg Magistrate court, following the incident that left one dead and two injured.

The violent road rage confrontation in Emmarentia, which left one man dead and two others injured, has resulted in the police launching a murder and attempted murder investigation.

A collision spiralled into a deadly confrontation, leaving a man dead and his wife fighting for her life as authorities close off the area and urge motorists to steer clear.

A chance collaboration brought environmental groups together as volunteers worked side by side to clear waste from a neglected stream and restore a public space.

Mother and daughter were taken to Halen Joseph hospital after a taxi lost its brakes on Marian road.

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South Africa’s future football stars took centre stage at AW Muller Stadium for emerging talent in a fiercely competitive environment.

There were also announcement of the prestigious Mpedi Family Scholarship for Neurodiversity Studies.

Competing against the country’s best, Dabulamanzi Canoe Club paddlers delivered an impressive medal haul and standout performances.

The entity assured that landfill expansions, private disposal options, and recycling initiatives are underway, aiming to restore reliable weekly waste collection.

The championships were held at Marks Park Sports Club over three days

Authorities warn that off-leash dogs are putting visitors, wildlife and the environment at risk.

From the track to the boardroom, this athlete is building a future defined by resilience and purpose.

The water utility confirms Hursthill 2 reservoir repairs are ongoing, with preparatory work completed, water supply uninterrupted, and progress at 15%.

Volunteers, residents, and City Parks officials joined forces to restore the Johannesburg Botanical Gardens.

Despite the R120m upgrade that went into the Roosevelt Park substation, residents feel it hasn’t had the desired effect of stopping outages in the area, while City Power claims the real issue lies underground, where decades-old cables continue to fail.

A growing backlog of potholes in Johannesburg’s Region B has sparked concern among residents, with more than half of reported road defects still unresolved. As the city prepares to launch an upgraded reporting app, questions remain over when repairs will actually happen.

Ongoing water shortages, financial concerns and political instability are intensifying pressure on communities.

Unbeaten and unshaken, the Wits rugby team returned to campus glory with a spirited celebration at the Great Hall, marking a remarkable turnaround from relegation to Varsity Shield champions.

Illegal dumping on Long Road in Northcliff Extension 20 is worsening, with residents demanding urgent, coordinated action to stop the cycle, as clean-ups fail to do so.

A simple donation could make a life-changing difference for rescue animals this winter.

The home side dominated possession and created chances, but poor finishing cost them against Jomo Cosmos in the ABC Motsepe League.

At the open day, hosted at the Brixton Multipurpose Centre, residents were able to apply for rebates and support programmes to ease financial pressure.

Amid a R26b road maintenance backlog, community-led pothole repairs highlight the gap between infrastructure needs and city resources

Friends of Johannesburg Cemeteries are concerned that the operation lacks direction, as debris continues to block graves.

What was meant to be a short-term riverbank protection project at Fairland Estate has been repeatedly interrupted by delays and stop-start work, pushing completion far past its original deadline and leaving residents increasingly exposed during the rainy season.

With the ongoing water disruptions in Melville and surrounding areas, residents are voicing their concerns and frustrations with Johannesburg Water’s communication, which causes confusion with their timelines, updates and accountability for clearer communication.

Superintendent Xolani Fihla responds to claims of inaction, emphasising risk assessment and tactical backup during events.

A long-term, community-driven safety plan is taking shape – but costs, approvals and buy-in remain key challenges.

What began as frustration over limited opportunities is now growing into a structured pathway for girls to play competitive rugby.

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The Emmarentia Sailing club is inviting community members to enjoy the joy of the sail with them.

3RC’s interactive school activations are helping learners move from uncertainty to informed decision-making.

Missed refuse collections sparked frustration among residents, but Pikitup says swift intervention and a weekend recovery plan have brought most areas back on track — with only minor delays still being addressed.

No stranger to various accolades, this one marks a full circle moment for this South African icon.

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A Silver and a bronze in Gqeberha mark a turning point for Nathan Turpin as he chases global dreams, including flying the SA flag high at the 2028 Olympic Games.

Through play and interaction, young learners gained valuable lessons in safety and community during a recent Human Rights Day initiative.

New Zealand’s Westlake Boys High 1st XV and Hoërskool Randburg 1st XV brought the curtain down in the last game.

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Families and alumni gathered at St Stithians College on Sunday for a relaxed final day of the Saints Sports Festival, capped by an impressive performance from English visitors Hartpury College.

Big wins, rising tension, and all eyes focused on the hosts have set the stage for a memorable close to the 22nd KES Easter Festival.

Despite their loss to Hoërskool Noordheuvel, Queens College coach Nick Schenck is proud of how the U16 team played on their last day.

Teams from the Eastern Cape, Gauteng, and the Free State were part of the 29th St John’s College Easter Rugby Festival, coming together to celebrate school sports.

Today marks the last day of the 29th St John’s College Easter Rugby Festival, and supporters are encouraged to wear hats and sunscreen as they descend onto the field to enjoy the action.

Anticipation builds as the 22nd KES Easter Festival reaches its final day, with top schoolboy teams set to deliver a fitting finale

St Stithians College wraps up the 2026 Saints Sports Festival on Monday, with rugby, football, and squash headlining the final day of inter-schools competition.

Comebacks, clean sheets, and court battles headlined a thrilling day three at the Saints Sports Festival, as six sporting codes kept the St Stithians grounds buzzing with activity.

A packed crowd, last-minute heartbreak, and thrilling rugby clashes define an unforgettable second day at KES Easter Festival.

After an electric opening day, the festival continues with more high-intensity rugby and hockey action at KES

Rugby Festival continues to grow, attracting teams and supporters from across South Africa.

Hoërskool Randburg U19 will be playing against the New Zealand team next, on Monday, April 6.

Day three of the Saints Sports Festival is delivering another vibrant mix of sport, school spirit, and community connection as the festival continues to capture hearts across the St Stithians campus.

Winning will always matter. But winning with respect and losing with dignity is what truly defines the spirit of sport.

One of the highlights from day 1 was Westlake Boys High, from New Zealand, performing the Haka on Burger Field.

Rugby joins the action at KES Easter Festival as day 2 promises high-intensity clashes, rising temperatures, and a chance for teams to make their mark.

St John’s College blends tradition and modern coaching to develop disciplined, adaptable young rugby players ready for the next level.

The second day of the Saints Sports Festival continued to bring excitement, energy, and a strong sense of community as learners, staff, and supporters gathered for another day of sport and social connection.

Crowds continue to gather as rugby and hockey action unfolds at the KES Easter Festival.

Frustration is growing as JRA defends its strict wayleave process, while civic groups argue red tape is slowing urgent road repairs and blocking community-led solutions.

Rugby enthusiasts look forward to watching an Australian and a New Zealand team at St John’s College.

A clinical and composed performance on day 1 of the KES Easter Festival sees Westville Boys’ High School secure a convincing victory over Parktown Boys’ High School.

A blocked drainage system at a key Alberts Farm crossing raises fears of a potential road collapse and long-term disruption to surrounding communities.

Raiders deliver a dominant performance as the KES Easter Festival gets underway, defeating the hosts 48–0.

Team spirit and camaraderie is in the air at the 29th St John’s College Easter Rugby Festival.

Missed chances and a dominant half by St John’s College Harare saw the Saints falling short by 3 points in the opening rugby match at the sports festival.

As the 29th St John’s College Easter Rugby Festival officially got underway, St Stithians took on Cordwalles in a wet and slippery rugby match, with St Stithians coming out victorious.

Rugby enthusiasts are in for a treat at St John’s College’s 29th Easter Rugby Festival, featuring schools from across SA as well as Australia and New Zealand.

St Stithians College opens its gates today for the 2nd day of the 2026 Saints Sports Festival, with six sporting codes competing across a full day of inter-schools action.

Rugby and hockey take centre stage as the much-loved school sports festival begins under Johannesburg’s autumn skies.

Festivals ignite passion, build skills, and foster community, leaving a lasting impact on players, families, and clubs across South Africa.

Ashton College Girls dominated almost all quarters but needed a last-minute moment of brilliance to beat the Saints Girls Festival Team in an opening hockey encounter.

Learners from various schools showcased their skills at Saints Sports Festival, as families and community members gathered to cheer them on in a lively day of sport and unity.

A visit on April 1 shows the collapsed roadside has been filled in, with barricades still in place as longer-term repairs are still being completed.

St Stithians College in Randburg opens its gates today for the 2026 Saints Sports Festival, with six sporting codes competing across a full day of inter-schools action.

Saint Stithians and St John’s leaders say discipline, teamwork and strong school traditions shape success on and off the rugby field.

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A solo cyclist’s 10,000 km journey through Africa reveals powerful stories of kindness, survival, and self-discovery far removed from what global narratives often portray.

From graffiti to a full historical mural, Sophiatown’s streets now tell the stories of its past, celebrating local legends and reclaiming forgotten history. Led community artists, the project merges art, activism, and education for locals and visitors alike.

Through its Meal Assistance Programme that has given 8000 food packs since July 2024.

A large-scale removal project is helping restore balance to a dam overtaken by invasive water lilies.

Performance anxiety and social media scrutiny are reshaping the lives of sports players. The Alberton Rugby Club’s strength and conditioning coach, Derek Harwood, shares his practical blueprint for keeping players mentally strong, grounded, and game-ready.

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Local hockey clubs are seeing a rise in young players, helping to strengthen school teams as more girls take up the sport and feed into school hockey programmes.

From bold fashion to live performances, The Happening brought creativity to life in the heart of Melville.

The pressure is on as competitors face off in knockout stages at Marks Park.

Former national player advocates for club-level involvement as the catalyst for technical mastery and long-term development.

Archers from across Southern Africa have gathered in Johannesburg for a weekend of high-level competition and skill.

Mounting frustration is spilling over in Johannesburg’s Ward 98 as prolonged refuse collection failures spread across multiple suburbs, leaving residents grappling with health risks, illegal dumping, and growing financial strain.

From live performances to community spirit, The Happening promises a day of colour, creativity and connection.

Local sports club sees more young girls step onto the field, as grassroots efforts begin to change perceptions about rugby being a boys’ sport.

JCPZ will temporarily close burial and cremation services over the upcoming public holidays, giving staff a well-earned break.

The 2026 edition of the much anticipated canoe marathon took place in KwaZulu-Natal, bringing out fierce competition.

The much-anticipated KES Easter Rugby Festival returns from April 2 to 6, bringing together top school teams from across South Africa, and even Australia, for an Easter weekend filled with thrilling rugby and hockey matches.

School hockey lays the foundation for future international players, teaching skills, discipline, and teamwork while opening pathways to higher-level competition.

For two decades, she has written about children who don’t fit society’s mould and made them the heroes readers love.

Born in a small Scottish village in 1926 and now in Methodist Homes Rose Village, Ella Kennedy’s century-long story is one of family, courage, and unwavering independence.

FNB Wits secured a crushing 66–22 home win over FNB CPUT in the Varsity Shield, led by a hat-trick from Christopher Kachungunu.

Franklin Players expands its vision under Khaya Dube, with new workshops, productions, and community partnerships on the horizon.

Club expands opportunities with new partnership as youth hockey programme continues rapid growth.

Johannesburg City Parks and Zoo says security patrols, vehicle searches, and co-operation with police are in place at Westpark Cemetery, after public concerns about shootings, robberies, and hijackings in the area.

Weeks after a February 2 storm, large sections of the cemetery remain uncleared, raising safety concerns and limiting access to graves.

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André Swanepoel’s story is one of determination, teamwork, and the belief that every resident can make a difference.

While a simple worm farm is helping the students from Hotel Hope Montessori Preschool learn the life cycle, the visit to bring it to them is helping future doctors understand where their patients come from.

Experienced school coaches say strong fundamentals, disciplined development and a love for the game are shaping South Africa’s next generation of rugby talent.

An embankment along the Montgomery Spruit has eroded for over a year, leaving exposed cables and posing growing risks to motorists, pedestrians, and electricity supply.

A project that took a year, is turning Sophiatown walls into living archives, blending art, memory, and community voices.

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The three day action packed programme will showcase 89 teams from across Southern Africa.

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Authorities have launched an intervention after an alleged sexual misconduct incident involving two Grade 1 learners at Risidale Primary School.

A highlight of the event is the large drill display, where every member of a team participates in a coordinated routine.

Traditional school rivalries, including St John’s College and St Stithians, set the stage for intense competition at Johannesburg’s Easter rugby festivals.

Preliminary inspections traced the erosion to overgrown trees blocking water flow.

Twelve schools from across Southern Africa to compete as festival blends sport, entertainment and charity initiatives

Former St John’s College players say traditional school rugby rivalries created lifelong memories, pride and lasting connections beyond the field.

Filmmaker Enver Samuel is pushing to restore the memory of overlooked liberation heroes, like Dulcie September.

From removing invasive plants to cleaning waterways, a major clean-up got underway at the Botanical Gardens.

With World Water Day approaching, residents are advocating for more accountability and better communication from the water utility.

What began as a fear of oils has now turned into a passion, marking the beginning of a self-directed journey.

Archers from across South Africa and beyond will gather in Johannesburg for a weekend of precision, passion and high-stakes competition.

Trevor Huddleston Memorial Centre invites the public to a free event featuring an award-winning film, panel discussion, and live jazz to reflect on apartheid-era justice and South Africa’s democratic journey.

Guests gathered in Melville for a night of literature, performance, and reflection as author Alexandra Levin launched her book, Belle Michele.

Potholes and poor road conditions in Fairland pose serious safety risks. Councillor Zander Shawe confirms JRA action and plans for long-term solutions.

With more than 100 incidents in a single month, City Power has warned that organised syndicates are placing Johannesburg’s electricity grid under relentless strain.

Residents living near Alberts Farm Park say regular ritual gatherings, late-night chanting, and environmental damage are affecting the area, while city authorities urge the public to report incidents so enforcement action can be taken.

FNB UJ shrugged off last week’s heavy defeat to claim a dominant home win against visitors, FNB UFS Shimlas.

A plea from M.O.T.H Cottesloe Homes has led to action after dangerously overgrown verges raised safety fears for elderly residents.

Fairland CPF public relations officer Riaz Pheerbaai argues that the platforms remain one of the country’s most effective grassroots crime-prevention tools – when managed responsibly.

Ward 87 councillor Kyle Jacobs says long-delayed water infrastructure upgrades in Brixton are finally beginning to supply residents, though key work across the broader system is still underway.

A guided walk through Westpark Cemetery helps residents better understand the historic site and encourages them to explore their family histories.

Canoeist Tony Lightfoot continues to train several times a week, proving that age is no barrier to staying active and embracing the joy of sport.

A group of young Pathfinders from the Seventh-day Adventist Church led an anti-drug march through Newlands, shining a light on social challenges affecting communities and encouraging young people to choose positive paths.

Students at Roosevelt High School stood together in a moving show of support during a cancer shavathon, held in memory of a student who passed away from cancer, Ethan Huntley.

Sophia Seidl’s high-energy visit left Mimosa School buzzing

A simple sandwich initiative at Crossroads School is teaching the students empathy, generosity, and community spirit.

From art classrooms in Harare to the principal’s office at Mimosa School, her journey has been guided by the belief that children are capable, curious, and creative.

Community Hours’ new project, taking place at the Linden Police Station, in partnership with Linden CPF, is working to bring the community together.

The entity has moved to secure a badly eroded road while plans are finalised to address a nearby stream blockage blamed for diverting water onto the road.

Melville’s streets come alive with art, music, and creative energy, welcoming visitors to explore the artsy scenery.

Runners don’t need 21 reasons to run this race – they just need grit.

A packed Brixton Multipurpose Centre saw elderly residents share their concerns with law enforcement and government representatives during a dedicated community engagement.

She turned disbelief into triumph at the Top Gear Awards, dedicating her win to her dad while embracing her role as an inspiration for girls in racing.

Evacuation and swift response prevent the kitchen blaze from spreading.

Emergency crews respond after black smoke seen at Super SPAR; store evacuated.

An Emmarentia resident warns that the Hofmeyer Drive now poses a serious risk to motorists.

Toy cars and collectibles were on display for parents, children, and collectors alike as the Fairland Mosaiek hosted Richies Toy Fair.

Nickolas Mnqiniso’s strike proved decisive as Orlando Pirates edged UJ in rainy conditions.

Repeated vandalism and shortage of spare transformers have slowed repairs in the suburb, leading to the need to run a generator for weeks to keep the lights on in Fairland.

The Orange Army holds their nerve in final minutes against FNB NWU Eagles to seal second straight home win.

Alexandra Levin tells the story of Michele Bruno – non-binary trailblazer, Hollywood stylist, and devoted parent whose life journey is as unforgettable as it is inspiring.

R84m investment ensures the Brixton pool remains a social and recreational hub.

A partnership between Linden CPF and non-profit Community Hours is turning community service into community connection at Linden SAPS.

ERA chairperson says the issue has been logged for over a year, with more than 10 escalations and growing risks to infrastructure, motorists and pedestrians.

For rappers who live for bars, not trends, NWO Cyphers offers a stage to prove themselves, with their next show coming up in Melville.

JRA described measures to coordinate with Joburg Water and minimise prolonged road disruptions to prevent further delays in road repairs.

After more than five protests, the residents are determined to let their voices be heard in their fight for a reliable water supply.

Both schools hope this debut derby becomes a long-standing tradition, building character, unity and sporting pride among learners.

Community Cleaners say a well-kept park doesn’t just look good, it discourages crime, reduces vagrancy and strengthens community ties.

Overcast conditions and heavy rain delay fixtures while teams deliver strong performances across pool and basketball courts

Thrilling clash sees Parktown take early lead and hold off Jeppe in a 11-6 win.

Hosts hold their nerve in a tightly contested second-day encounter to secure a narrow victory

Jeppe Boys hosts intense battles as top South African schools showcase skill, determination, and inspiring journeys

An urgent response by SCP and Egoli Gas technicians prevented a dangerous gas leak and fire from spreading beyond the kitchen of this fast-food eatery.

Twenty schools unite in Johannesburg for a development-focused showcase of emerging water polo talent and competitive school sport.

The crash happened on a stretch of road community members claim has now become synonymous with accidents.

Zize Ngcangisa and Kade Gorman lead Jeppe to early dominance as festival action heats up.

Historic water polo tradition meets rising basketball rivalry in Kensington showcase this weekend. Get the full weekend fixtures here.

Samsung audio innovation delivers original sound as intended and intelligent adaptive controls for every environment.

With powerful hardware working together with an industry-leading camera system and intuitive AI experiences, everyday tasks have never been easier and faster.

Boarder inspired by Liverpool FC sets sights on basketball and soccer success after switch from hockey.

With the majority of the players at this event only having only played water polo for only two or three months, the focus of the festival is largely on growth and development of the sport.

Visitors gained rare insight into Braamfontein Cemetery’s historic crematorium, exploring its architecture, first cremations, and enduring legacy.

The STEM Competition is a transformative experience that empowers grade 10 and 11 South African learners with the critical skills to innovate & solve real-world challenges.

Thirteen-year-old Sithenjwa Ngubane eyes provincial colours as he draws inspiration from Stephen Curry and embraces life as a Jeppe boarder.

After closing her showroom in Rosebank, curator Lynn Grobbelaar moved to Melville in search of something more intimate, that would foster a connection. TROV was that connection, where artefacts tell a story and a calling she could not ignore.

A childhood love of books led Tebello Sengoara to a career that now inspires an entire community.

Residents of Emmarentia and the surrounding areas came together with one purpose – to help save lives – as they donated blood at the Emmarentia/Greenside Mosque.

The development of Jeppe’s own water polo festival started in 1997 when the school decided to host a U13 tournament.

A second high-impact operation at a troubled Emmarentia property has deepened tensions between tenants, city officials, owners, and residents, as enforcement escalates.

Electricity has been flickering on and off in Albertskroon since Christmas, with councillor Chantelle Fourie-Shawe blaming aging infrastructure, and City Power blaming a, since fixed, cable fault.

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After the Gauteng department of education’s reinstatement of the school’s principal, who parents describe as corrupt, the SGB doesn’t know what to do, feeling failed by the education department.

From school athletics to national championships and university competition, his journey as a runner has been shaped by discipline, patience, and faith.

From Tennessee childhood sketches to the Chicago’s art world, Lessie Dixon now hopes to uplift young creatives in South Africa.

Friends of Johannesburg Cemeteries hosted an open day to encourage the public to see Braamfontein Cemetery as a safe space for reflection, creativity, and heritage appreciation.

After a tense battle over the last few days, and an even more tense final against Northwood High School, Michael Mount has won the 2026 St John’s College basketball tournament for the first time in 9 years.

While Northwood High knocked out St John’s to get into the final, several other games were postponed due to rain and lightning. These games will be played on February 22.

Local and international teams are expected to bring their A-team in today’s games.

St Stithians bounced back while Jeppe Boys controlled their clash from start to finish.

With their defeat of Hilton College in a high-intensity game, St John’s College U19 basketball team now finds itself ready for the quarter-finals against St Benedict’s.

Close finishes and comebacks were the order of the day of schools basketball at the Brixton Multipurpose Centre.

St John’s college U19 basketball team recovered after being defeated by St Charles College last night, going on to defeat St Albans in the first match of the day.

Day 2 of the 2026 St John’s College basketball tournament will see the U19 teams show off their skills

As Dame Julie Andrews celebrates her 90th year, a remastered Victor/Victoria returns to remind us why it was so daring – and so delightful.

Amelia Ruiz-Coogan explains why learning to tell the difference between weeds and wanted plants, and indigenous and alien species, matters, especially in threatened grassland areas.

The 2026 St John’s College basketball tournament will unite talent from local and international schools

Weeks-long frustration on Rustenburg Road is set to end as road repairs are scheduled.

Tebello Sengoara, Linden Library assistant, shares with us what lead her to loving books, and why a library is such an important place.

Before reading her full story, here’s a glimpse into the life of the teacher, researcher, and creative force redefining early learning in Auckland Park.

The home side’s second-half surge proved too much for the newly promoted visitors.

As the water ran out, it was community spirit that rushed in, restoring dignity and reminding us that people are stronger as one.

The St Stithians College basketball teams celebrated a fantastic weekend as both the boys and girls won their final matches to lift the trophies.

The final day of the St Stithians basketball tournament brings incredible energy as young athletes fight hard for a coveted spot in the semi finals.

What’s more romantic than roses? Making sure your furry Valentine always finds their way home.

Following earlier bad weather, the U16 basketball tournament is moving all remaining matches from Wits University back to the St Stithians College campus today.

Severe weather disrupted the St Stithians Under 16 Basketball Tournament, forcing organisers to relocate remaining matches to Wits University to ensure player safety.

Grey skies disrupted the morning schedule, but once play resumed, St Stithians delivered a commanding performance to defeat King Edward in the tournament opener.

As trickles of water return to parts of Melville, frustrated residents protest ongoing supply failures while one Westdene pensioner finds relief and laughter, under a rain shower.

Persistent rain over St Stithians College has delayed the start of the U16 basketball tournament, with players, coaches and supporters waiting for courts to dry.

The writer and speech therapist spent time at Crossroads School, where she spoke to children and parents about the importance of reading.

Crossroads School hosted a reading breakfast, which had children and parents sitting together enjoying the magic of books.

Joburg officials addressed the media to address the ongoing water crisis, outlining the scale of the crisis, ongoing interventions, and the broader structural challenges facing the city.

The clean and green group pushes back, fighting against illegal dumping in order to save their beloved public space.

Johannesburg Water is advancing critical upgrades to stabilise supply in Brixton. The new Brixton reservoir and tower is online, supplying water while undergoing monitoring

The prolonged water outage in Westdene and Richmond is straining student housing, forcing costly coping measures and deepening frustration among students and landlords.

Cornelis Street residents and surrounds have been reliant on a generator for a continued power supply, an issue the councillor is urging for an immediate solution from City Power.

After more than three weeks without water, frustrated Melville residents took to the streets, saying ‘enough is enough’ as anger over failing infrastructure reached a breaking point.

Two quick first-half goals set the tone as Wits overcame a spirited second-half response from Jomo Cosmos, with late drama, tactical discipline, and honest post-match reflections highlighting a match that could shape both teams’ seasons.

Seen by the homeowner as a blessing, the owls’ presence makes him feel honoured

Alexa Godden first stepped into a kayak at six years old, now she travels the world representing her country.

Work has resumed on the Fairland Estate gabion storm water project after a lengthy standstill. Residents highlight ongoing improvements, while JRA confirms all contractor payments have been addressed and the project remains scheduled for completion in March, promising enhanced flood protection for the estate.

This traffic circle which was revamped through the collaborative efforts Lew Geffen Sotheby’s International and Fairbridges Wertheim Becker Attorneys

Residents and business owners in Melville say prolonged water outages, rising costs, and poor communication from authorities are pushing communities to breaking point.

An open excavation on Rustenburg Road has been there for weeks, with uncertainty over repairs and mounting pressure on city entities to act.

Thanks coordinated effort from law enforcement and city entities banding together, the clean-up moves a step closer to reclaiming our public open spaces

SCP’s team demonstrated professionalism and support during a successful school-wide emergency drill.

The water utility says supply from the reservoir remains unreliable as pressure drops and flushing operations are underway while teams investigate possible airlocks and system issues.

Days without water has pushed residents and businesses in Emmarentia to breaking point, affecting their daily lives.

27-year-old Mandla Maxaulana is discovering a passion he never expected, one he hopes will not only change his life, but also the lives of those around him.

After severe storms left trees uprooted at Braamfontein Cemetery, JCPZ is set to prioritise safety while grappling with limited resources and growing maintenance backlogs.

The search is on for those who can match the unbreakable energy of a new song with a fire verse

The search is on for those who can match the unbreakable energy of a new song with a fire verse

A sewing programme, created through Clover Mamas and Bernina, has unlocked new dreams for future designer Kyra Campbell, who’s now determined to design a future stitched with possibility.

He picked up padel just a year ago – now he is sponsored, coached by top players and chasing bigger dreams on court.

SCP Security has officially adopted Northcliff Eco Ridge Park, taking full responsibility for keeping the community safe.

Xiaomi launches the REDMI Note 15 Series with an epic podcast recorded atop Tugela Falls, showcasing innovation, endurance, and adventure in tech.

The HONOR X9d 5G Challenge introduced another level of value and peace of mind as Premium and purpose were connected in innovative new ways.

The HONOR X9d 5G challenge introduced another level of value and peace of mind as premium and purpose were connected in innovative new ways.

Extensive storm damage has left parts of the cemetery inaccessible, with large trees uprooted and entrances blocked.

Ward 89 residents have long struggled with deteriorating roads, but JRA has now stepped in with a proactive approach. Following inspections and technical assessments, pothole patching and full road rehabilitation plans are underway, supported by the recently operational asphalt plant.

From storm water blockages to missing walkways, volunteers and City Parks officials assess Albert’s Farm’s most pressing issues, leading to a promise of action to be taken.

Her journey began with a pony named Champ, and today, she’s preparing for major qualifiers with a mare who mirrors her heart and determination.

After halted activity in 2025, movement on the site is beginning to signal a shift from stagnation to steady momentum.

It is still unclear what the cause of the collapse was.

This city landmark struggles to stay afloat as outdated equipment and slow repairs leave swimmers shivering.

107 councillors voted in favour of the role, 87 against and 37 abstained.

Years after illegal structures and scrapyard activity began, Brixton residents say fines and visits are not enough, as health risks, crime, and declining property values continue to mount.

Johannesburg Water is advancing critical upgrades to stabilise supply in Brixton. The new Brixton reservoir is online, supplying water while undergoing monitoring.

An attempted home invasion in Melville was prevented after a family acted quickly, alerting community security and police

With lessons learned from the past year, Joshua Mathe looks ahead to 2026 with a focus on education, self-care, and becoming a better version of himself.

He was released from the hospital and is recovering at home.

As she celebrates a century of life, Rachel Huckle reflects on family, faith, and the strength it took to raise seven children through some of South Africa’s most challenging decades.

A high-intensity training day gave paddlers a realistic taste of the Dusi’s physical demands, from fast starts to lung-burning portages.

A long-awaited 24-hour emergency unit opens at Westbury Clinic, easing pressure on major hospitals.

UJ coach Mandla Ngema shares insights on effectively developing high school basketball players.

The utility says operational delays forced a rethink on how outage information is shared, resulting in the concept of communicating directly with customers, a move that is making councillors feel they are being bypassed.

Local hardware shoppers welcomed the opening of a new INGCO shop-in-shop, attending the launch to take advantage of the specials they had on offer.

Safety and infrastructure issues have been raised of Alberts Farm concerning the state of the park, something that will receive urgent intervention thanks to a recent site visit by City Parks.

A weekly yoga class in a Berario park, hosted by teacher and biokineticist Kendra Dykman, is stretching bodies, building friendships, and breaking down barriers, all without charging a cent.

From prioritising her health to celebrating her wins and focusing on one meaningful goal, for Samantha Nkala 2026 is about growth without pressure and learning to show up for herself.

A quiet afternoon walk turned into a disturbing discovery after a woman’s body was found in Emmarentia near the riverbank, triggering a major police investigation with more questions than answers.

Drawing from her own lived experience and decades of counselling, Dr Barbara Johnson charts a practical path from Wimp2Warrior, to achieve wholeness and hope.

Home Ground Coffee’s community-led initiatives have turned it into a place to belong for the people of Berario, as well as the staff that work there.

UJ point guard Sbonga Mkhwanazi shares how discipline and smart strategy can turn young players into leaders on the court.

Operations in Brixton, Booysens, and Alexandra led to arrests and stolen motor vehicle recoveries.

Trinityhouse Schools are celebrating a truly outstanding set of results as the Class of 2025 achieved exceptional outcomes in the Independent Examinations Board (IEB) National Senior Certificate (NSC) examinations.

For nearly two years, Brixton resident Jameel Karim has been battling illegal dumping, scrapyard chaos, and sewage overflows threatening his community’s safety and livability.

Emmarentia residents are stepping up to fund and volunteer for a new road marking project to improve safety, aesthetics, and navigation in their suburb.

Frustrated residents say dangerous driving, noise pollution, and spinning tyres have turned a once-quiet corner into a weekend racetrack, and they’re now drawing a line.