Local news
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Despite low voter turnout, DA retains three and ANC wins one ward
Local newsJOHANNESBURG – The low voter turnout was an indication that South Africans were not taking the opportunity to elect a…
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Let’s Work receives R20 000 donation
Local newsBLACKHEATH – The Mandela Day project by Thunder Gun restaurant resulted in a huge donation to Ward 88's Let's Work.
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Sector 3 crime forum’s Security Expo 2.0 on the cards
Local newsSOPHIATOWN – Can't wait for the next security expo? Attend the community's monthly crime forum meeting.
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Education funds partnership programmes for learners’ well-being
Local newsJOHANNESBURG – The budget is anticipated to grow at an average annual rate of 8.4 per cent over the medium…
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Sparrow School at 702’s Walk the Talk
InternationalMELVILLE – A meaningful walk on 28 July helped raise awareness for the school.
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Rheumatic Fever Week from 1–6 August, what you need to know
Local newsJOBURG – Rheumatic fever also commonly affects young children who are most susceptible, as the infection can easily spread to…
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Potential Northcliff Melville Times advertisers – this one’s for you
AdvertorialWant to know if your clients are male or female? Older or younger? University graduates? Want to know when last…
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Rugby fans: What you need to know to protect your health when visiting Japan for the Rugby World Cup
Local newsJOBURG – As many sporting fans have shared some of their health concerns regarding travelling to Japan, Netcare has provided…
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Caxton Cares supports National Book Week
Local newsJOBURG – Statistics shine a light on SA's poor reading culture.
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Acts of kindness through soup packs
Local newsNORTHCLIFF – "We feel that it is important they also contribute their time and in that learn a valuable lesson…
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Injured patients decline ambulance transportation following two collisions on the N1
Local newsFAIRLAND – A second collision was witnessed by the Netcare 911 paramedics while attending to another collision on 28 July…
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Mayor Herman Mashaba visits JMPD trainees
Local newsJOHANNESBURG – City of Johannesburg Mayor Herman Mashaba visited JMPD Trainees that are getting ready to become law enforcement officers.
