Local news
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Load-shedding could be fatal for those requiring electricity for lifesaving equipment
Local newsFor people like Leon Britz who relies on medical equipment that needs electricity, the stress of being without power is…
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Take note of road closures affecting parts of the Joburg CBD
Local newsThe ABSA Run Your City Joburg 10km race takes place this Saturday, September 24.
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Nobody knows what to do about destruction of parks
Local newsSomething has to be done to find a workable solution to homelessness, for the affected individuals and the communities they…
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City rejects Eskom’s proposed electricity hike
Local newsThe City said, Eskom has room to review and revise its proposed revenue down by R55 billion, by reducing the…
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Not all heroes wear capes
Local newsCindy Dilinga, a Roosevelt Park security guard, takes pride in her job and is not adverse to facing a threat…
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What you can do when Joburg Water projects become a danger
Local newsAfter reporting a problem, it is equally important to follow up if service delivery is not provided.
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Making Melville a smart village
Local newsIn recent years, due to an increase in crime levels, Melville has lost many restaurants as well as a number…
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Has your wall become part of history
Local newsWhy not let your home be part of immortalising history?
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#InternationalWeekOfDeafPeople: Hearing-impaired people gather to raise awareness about GBV
Local newsThe International Week of Deaf People runs from 19 to 25 September.
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International karate win for local teen
Local newsOne of their Grade 9 leaners took part in the World Shotokan Karate-Do Association Championships.
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Brixton Police Station prepares for ‘silly season’
Local newsThe station will visit various places of business to ensure they will be following proper safety guidelines during this time.
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DA queries how Helen Joseph Hospital misspelt signage was approved
Local newsHelen Joseph Hospital is in hot water as Jack Bloom demands answers to questions around hosptial contracts.
