A Fair and Free Election
This is the 25th year of our new democracy and the upcoming elections are said, by all the political parties, to be extremely important as to the direction the country will be taking. The Election 2019 will take place on May 8. There are two votes to be cast in this election. One is for your national government and one is for your provincial government.
Wedding bells ring for brain injury survivor turned therapist
Kayla Smith conquers her recovery goals after brain tumours.
UJ athletes blow the competition out of the water
Setting new South African records and taking gold medals, the athletes from UJ are setting the pace for the rest of South Africa’s athletic world.
Founder of the Soweto Canoe and Recreation Club looks back at his journey
Growing up as a farm boy in Stellenbosch, Ryno Armdoff never imagined he’d rise to the heights of canoeing he’s managed. Now, he looks back at the journey that’s seen him compete all over the world and found the Soweto Canoe and Recreational Club.
How to report illegal drinking in Johannesburg
Illegal drinking and liquor trading is a problem in the City of Johannesburg. That is why it is important to report it if you see it.
2 remarkable South African women honoured by the University of Johannesburg
Barbara Masekela and Sister Abegail Ntleko were honoured with Honorary Doctorates by the University during its recent autumn graduation season.
Johannesburg’s ongoing water war
With Johannesburg still grappling with persistent water outages and failing infrastructure, WaterCan’s Ferrial Adam emphasises the need for immediate action and collaboration.
Cyber classes for the elderly at Linden Library
For 25 senior citizens in the Linden community the computer is no longer a frightening, foreign thing. Instead, it is now a close ally, which helps them keep in touch with family and friends.
Overcoming the hardships of adversity on the rugby field
Explore the inspiring journey of overcoming injuries in rugby with Helpmekaar Kollege’s Clinton Cloete. His journey highlights the importance of perserverance and the support of family and coaches in achieving greatness.
Fighting back against invasive alien plants – bugweed trees threatening South Africa’s biodiversity
Invasive bugweed are spreading rapidly in Melville and the Koppies, threatening local biodiversity, however Wendy Carstens advises fighting to eradicate these alien invaders and preserving the ecosystem.
