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A Randpark Ridge family lost their home after a fire broke out on Sering Street, with emergency services battling the blaze as the roof began to collapse.

A North Riding fundraiser has raised money for Brave to Love, an NPO that supports victims of human trafficking and sexual exploitation across South Africa.

Families and experts gathered at the Cosmo City Multipurpose Centre on Saturday for a fun-filled autism awareness day organised by the Owethu Ausome Centre, where children played while parents heard from therapists and fellow autism moms.

The owner of the Body Conscious Gym in Randburg says he has a valid lease with the city for his premises until 2034, but claims the city has mislaid all supporting documentation, directly contradicting officials who shut the gym down this week.

Joburg Water teams are on site at Bram Fischer Drive after MMC Luyiso Masuku visited the area during Crum’s High Impact Service Delivery Programme on April 23.

City officials moved in to shut down the Body Conscious Gym in Randburg this week after the operator failed to respond to warnings and continued reconnecting illegal utility services.

What started as just a hesitant try out has developed into an actual career for Dimakatso Rakaki, who recently opened a judo club in Blairgowrie aimed at building mutual benefit, discipline, and respect in the community.

The Swiss Hotel School in Ferndale opened its training restaurant to the public on Wednesday night, giving culinary students the chance to cook and serve a fine dining South African menu to real guests.

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Scenes of burning waste, informal recycling, and illegal dumping shine a spotlight on Bram Fischer Drive this Earth Day.

Rand Athletics Club members Moses Motshabi and Pule Sebolai shared their experiences at the Two Oceans Marathon, clocking great times in the gruelling 56km race.

Autism awareness outreach by Randburg Clinic School highlighted communication challenges and inclusion for children on the spectrum.

Although Windsor is often known for its problems, WCSS precinct manager Mathabo Bekimbia-Tchoffo believes the suburb can return to its former beauty.

Despite fixing a leak in the same location in recent years, Johannesburg Water is struggling to locate the leak this time around.

Water leak on Pretoria Avenue in Ferndale remains a concerning issue for the ward councillor and residents.

Children at Grannies House Nursery School in Blairgowrie marked Earth Day by making recycled flowers from egg trays and picking up litter, learning that caring for the planet starts young.

Farmers Weekly and partners bring the agricultural community together for a meaningful day to raise funds and fight one of South Africa’s most serious livestock diseases.

Damaged facilities and absent guards raise urgent concerns about safety and accountability at the Blairgowrie Recreation Centre.

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Three-armed suspects broke into a property on Gertrude Street, shooting and injuring a houseowner before fleeing into overgrown bush.

Residents rallied behind the newly introduced community patrollers in Kya Sands Pipeline informal settlement, excited for a new relationship between the community, security companies, and the police.

JRA has confirmed that they have begun investigations into the sinkholes discovered on Denise Circle and nearby streets in Blairgowrie.

Illegal dumping and environmental neglect met their match in Zandspruit recently, when the Soulbent Project NPO arrived with a team of volunteers determined to restore cleanliness and community pride.

A terrapin spotted at a local nursery school has sparked a broader debate about the welfare, legality, and ethics of keeping indigenous wildlife as household pets.

A local fundraising event is helping to push a Mandela Day campaign that will result in 20 000 sandwiches being distributed to vulnerable children in July.

The Soulbent Project has completed a four-day clean-up campaign across Honeydew, Zandspruit, and surrounding areas, with volunteers tackling litter and illegal dumping sites throughout the week.

JRA has carried out a round of road maintenance across Region B, fixing potholes and replacing missing or damaged road signs at several locations.

Diggers Rugby Club third team battled through a tough match against Roodepoort Rugby Club to win 17–10, setting the tone for a wonderful Friday night.

A highly emotional speech on sisterhood and a moving donation drive by Kindness Like Confetti emphasised the power of women uplifting one another.

Despite fixing the leak in recent years, Joburg Water is struggling to locate it as it burst again.

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Community policing volunteers in Zandspruit took matters into their own hands this week, sprucing up their container office and celebrating the patrollers who keep their neighbourhood safe.

Five city departments joined forces in Cosmo City to equip informal traders with the knowledge they need to run legal, safe, and sustainable businesses.

A gardening service’s missing weed cutter has led to one of the most significant security breakthroughs in Linden in recent months, with a suspect now facing charges that stretch far beyond petty theft.

Broken streetlights, illegal parking, and a potentially hijacked property were among the issues confronted when a multi-agency team conducted a sweeping blitz through Ferndale.

Randburg Square’s new taxi rank offers shoppers and commuters safer, easier, and more convenient access.

Learners at Ferndale High School gained an understanding of autism as Randburg Clinic School continued its April awareness campaign, encouraging understanding and inclusion.

Damaged facilities and absent guards raise urgent concerns about safety and accountability at the Blairgowrie Recreation Centre.

Tuks edge Randburg FC 1-0 in gritty Gauteng Development.

From the Johannesburg Youth Ballet to teaching students aged three to 70, Alexandra le Maitre continues her family’s artistic legacy through dance.

More than three months after a road defect on Bram Fischer Drive was escalated to Johannesburg Roads Agency, the only response received is that a spokesperson is working on a reply.

Rand Park High School’s netball programme delivered a strong showing at the 2026 Menlo Netball Tournament, with five teams combining for an impressive haul of results across a gruelling schedule hosted by Die Hoërskool Menlopark.

Young footballers lit up the pitch over three action-packed days of skill, passion, and unforgettable moments.

A year of teamwork, creativity, and dedication by the Debutantes and Squires Fundraising Committee concluded in a celebration of the money raised and the children that raised

Laziness, not a lack of facilities, is behind a public urination problem plaguing Randburg taxi rank, according to its treasurer.

After years of complaints and repeated follow-ups, Johannesburg Water has concluded repairs to the long-running water leak at Kruispad Church in Ruiterhof, bringing ease to the church and surrounding areas.

Randburg Bowls Club displayed dominance at the Tower Novices tournament, as players Else La Grange and Sarah Bredenkamp met in the finals.

From hiding lesson notes from apartheid inspectors to founding a heritage tour company, Sue Krige’s life has always been guided by a love of history.

Sharonlea racer Michael Kernick competes alongside family in Historic Formula Vee class.

After years of complaints and repeated follow-ups, Johannesburg Water has concluded repairs to the long-running water leak at Kruispad Church in Ruiterhof, bringing ease to the church and surrounding areas.

Tuks edges Randburg FC 1–0 in gritty Gauteng Development League clash.

Community pride took centre stage in Honeydew this week as Soulbent Project volunteers gathered for another hands-on neighbourhood clean-up campaign.

Reporting and escalations continue for a major leak on Pretoria Avenue, as it has not yet been attended to by Johannesburg Water.

Parents, learners, staff and community came together to celebrate the 60th anniversary of Hoërskool Randburg.

Residents are urged to put their bins out on their usual collection days, even though there are delays.

A local fundraising event hosted at Syringa Café in Bromhof is raising funds for 20 000 sandwiches to be distributed to seven different beneficiaries this Mandela Day.

Broken streetlights, illegal parking, and a potentially hijacked property were among the issues confronted when a multi-agency city team conducted a sweeping blitz through Ferndale.

The remarkable seasonal flowers are already starting to fade, making residents more eager to enjoy the brief burst of colour.

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Residents rally behind newly introduced community patrollers in Kya Sands pipeline informal settlement.

More than three months after a road defect on Bram Fischer Drive was escalated to the Johannesburg Roads Agency, the only response received is that a spokesperson is ‘currently working’ on a reply.

Festivalgoers were treated to a first-hand experience of the device’s capabilities and innovation.

Residents’ associations are turning everyday concerns into co-ordinated solutions that shape safer, more active communities.

A week after suffering a heavy defeat at Naturena, Randburg AFC’s U19 side bounced back in style, routing East Rand Athletic 7–0 in front of a home crowd to reignite their Gauteng Development League campaign.

Three-armed suspects broke into a property on Gertrude Street, shooting and injuring the homeowner before fleeing.

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Learners from The King’s School Robin Hills turned compassion into action, supporting Africa Food for Thought and bringing smiles to Ekklesia Park.

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JRA has confirmed that it has investigated the sinkholes around Denise Circle, discovering more on nearby streets.

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

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.

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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.

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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.

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.

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 World Autism Awareness Day is celebrated, experts, educators, and non-profit organisations highlight the importance of appreciating, supporting, and including people on the spectrum.

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.

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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.

Laziness, not a lack of facilities, is behind a public urination problem plaguing a Johannesburg taxi rank, according to its treasurer.

The major leak on Pretoria Avenue remains a pressing issue, as clean water continues to flow.

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.

Community pride took centre stage in Honeydew this week as Soulbent Project volunteers gathered for another hands-on neighbourhood clean-up campaign.

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.

Cosmo City residents marched to Eskom’s Megawatt Park offices this week, delivering a memorandum and demanding urgent action over outages, high costs, and smart metre installations.

Nearly a week after a massive pipe failure tore open Jacaranda Avenue in Olivedale, the road is still closed and no reopening date has been given.

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

As fuel prices rise on April 1, taxi drivers and commuters share concerns on the financial impact this will have on them.

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Will Henson, a Grade 12 learner at St Stithians Boys’ College in Randburg, has joined Orlando Pirates’ DStv Diski Challenge side following a standout year in youth football.

Most people slow down in their late seventies. Jo Meintjes, of Blairgowrie, has a new puppy, a packed diary, and 170 countries under her belt.

The Gauteng department of environment vows to continue working with law enforcement agencies and municipal partners to intensify environmental compliance operations

JRA confirms that it will repair all roads included in the Randburg resourcing project, not just CR Swart Drive.

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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A week after suffering a heavy defeat at Naturena, Randburg AFC’s U19 side bounced back in style, routing East Rand Athletic 7-0 in front of a home crowd to reignite their GDL campaign.

A potjiekos competition at Phoenix Bar is building Randburg’s cooking talent while raising funds for rugby players with life-changing injuries.

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.

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

The Soulbent Project has doubled down on its Honeydew clean-up campaign, with a second visit to the same site underlining the organisation’s determination to restore dignity to the community.

Kingsway Christian School marks four decades of encouraging young minds. While financial limitations mean that celebration is optional, the school’s love and dedication to the community remain.

From sprints to cross country, Kingsway Christian School learners showed determination and fiery school spirit at their yearly sports day.

JRA urges residents to assist and report any infrastructure vandalism, as they are facing a growing trend of traffic lights being vandalised.

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

More than 20 people turned out for the final open day of the financial year at Methodist Homes Garden Village, as interest in retirement living options continues to grow in Bordeaux.

Fresh water continues to run down Pretoria Avenue in Ferndale, as a major water leak remains unattended.

Volunteers from the Soulbent Project descended on Zandspruit, taking on illegal dumping and waste in a drive the organisation says reflects its commitment to building cleaner communities.

HTA School of Culinary Art held a graduation ceremony for the next generation of professional chefs on Valentine’s Day.

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.

Knight Preparatory School learners collected dog and cat food to donate to Place a Pup, an NPO in Roodepoort.

Joburg Water has not attended to a major water leak on Kelly Avenue in Boskruin.

Tyla Promnick won her fifth fight, her first six-round bout, and continues to make a name for herself in a boxing world.

Ehben Mulder, a 12-year-old Randburg boy, has been awarded a hospital bravery medal after remaining calm and co-operative while doctors treated a painful kneecap dislocation.

From burnout to stepping out of their comfort zones, women shared how starting their businesses has become a space for healing, growth, and starting again.

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

Residents and motorists face growing safety risks as multiple traffic lights are damaged and their cables stolen in multiple intersections in Ferndale.

Most people slowdown in their late seventies, but Jo Meintjes, of Blairgowrie, has a new puppy, a packed diary, and 170 countries under her belt.

Kingsway Christian Primary School in Randburg is celebrating 40 years of faith, community and academic excellence, with its 2026 leaders ready to carry the legacy forward.

A shocking R850 000 debt was uncovered during a sweeping multi-agency raid in Bloubosrand today, as authorities disconnected utilities, cited illegal structures, and found several undocumented foreign nationals on premises.

A marsh terrapin brought unexpected drama to a Ferndale nursery school last week, triggering a WhatsApp alert, a salmonella warning, and a brief reptile custody dispute before being returned to its owner.

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

The tyres are still there, the water is still rising, and Johannesburg Water is still not talking. A month after the Randburg Sun’s last report, nothing at Bram Fischer Drive has changed.

League chasers Crusader FC visited the stubborn Evo in a showdown that resulted in five goals at Diggers.

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

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Ward 102 councillor Bea Campbell-Cloete says residents have reported several illegal billboards since December, with some removed quickly while others remain despite repeated complaints.

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.

A kidnapping victim was rescued after police chased suspects from Sandton before detaining them during a takedown on Malibongwe Drive.

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

Curro Aurora learners came out in numbers to support the clean-up initiative at Aries Park in Sundowner.

At the event, businesswomen in Johannesburg shared their different experiences in navigating work, family, and their personal lives, clearly pointing out the importance of resilience.

The Rocking Future Career Expo and various tertiary educational institutes spent their morning at the King’s School Robin Hills.

A ruptured 800mm water main has torn through the surface of Jacaranda Avenue in Olivedale, leaving the road closed and badly damaged for nearly a week.

Johannesburg’s Delta Park will soon rage with laughter as the Whirlwind Theatre opens its doors for live performances, comedy, music, and community events.

Johannesburg Road Agency confirms that it will repair all roads included in the Randburg resourcing project.

A buzzing hall, competitive chess matches, and colourful art stations marked Blairgowrie Primary School’s family chess day, where families connected through strategy and shared fun.

Born in 1936, Dinah Blow grew up in wartime London, surviving bombings, strict rationing and disruption before building a new life in Randburg.

A Sonneglans resident has rallied sponsors, volunteers, and community backing in just over two weeks to restore a greenbelt that the City of Johannesburg has not maintained since August 2024.

Shinchonji Volunteers, SANBS, and the Department of Health unite to bring free health services and blood donation to the heart of Randburg

Road is open again, but it took a pipe burst, a protest birthday party, an unpaid contractor, and a television exposé to make it happen.

Cosmo City residents took their electricity frustrations directly to Eskom this week, presenting a memorandum of demands and securing a commitment to a follow-up meeting within 14 days.

As Human Rights Day draws near, and 2026 marks 30 years of the SA constitution, an early childhood development expert, Dr Onyinye Nwaneri, states that many children are still falling behind, before they even start school.

Beth Harris has been a model, a PR executive, and an elephant relocator. At 81, the Garden Village resident looks back on a career that took her from French perfume to African conservation.

Randburg AFC survived a tense second-half fightback from TS Galaxy on Sunday to claim a dramatic 3-2 pre-season victory that keeps their unbeaten run firmly intact.

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Goals prove elusive, as Midstream dominated possession and Rand Park weathered the storm to claim a hard-earned point in the season opener

The tyres are still there, the water is still rising, and Joburg Water is still not talking. A month after the Randburg Sun’s last report, nothing at Bram Fischer Drive has changed.

Randburg AFC showed remarkable resilience to hold Mamelodi Sundowns to a draw at home, twice coming from behind to claim a hard-fought point in their GDL U14 encounter.

Illegal meter connections and mounting municipal debt were exposed in Randburg on March 12, as a joint operation brought together city agencies to tackle growing by-law non-compliance in the area.

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Acting ward councillor Bea Campbell-Cloete is calling for urgent action on two hazardous sinkholes located on Denise Circle in Blairgowrie.

Two learners, Ameri Botha and Jeandry Opperman from Hoërskool Linden, will be representing Gauteng at the upcoming South African Schools Championships in Rustenburg.

Councillor Bea Campbell-Cloete has called on the city to classify refuse collection as an essential service after Ward 102 residents suffered nearly three weeks without collection.

Stand-in Ward 102 councillor Bea Campbell-Cloete says unlawful e-hailing parking has been reported for months, yet vehicles return soon after officers leave.

Ward 104 councillor Emi Koekemoer is urging residents to support and sign the petition to fence off Fontainebleau Park to make it safe for them, and everyone else, again.

A shocking R850 000 debt was uncovered during a sweeping multi-agency raid in Bloubosrand on March 11, as authorities disconnected utilities, cited illegal structures, and found several undocumented foreign nationals on the premises.

Businesses at Highway Exchange in Strydom Park have had a water supply interruption after the City of Johannesburg failed to restore it because of a missing valve key.

Matric learners at Spark Randburg High School gathered for their annual breakfast, marking the start of their final year with reflection, recognition, and clear expectations.

Ten-year-old Miché Kranhold completed the Midmar Mile in 00:57:31, achieving her goal of finishing the open water swim in under an hour on her first try.

After losing her mother and surviving cancer herself, Farzana Haniff now takes life-saving screenings to communities across South Africa.

Randburg AFC survived a tense second-half fightback from TS Galaxy on Sunday to claim a dramatic 3-2 pre-season victory that keeps their unbeaten run firmly intact.

Residents in Garden Road in Bordeaux North are demanding answers after a delayed response to a pipe burst caused major flooding, and Johannesburg Water left an open repair hole.

The department of health and SANBS, spearheaded by Shinchonji Volunteers, united to bring free health services and blood donation to the heart of Randburg.

After years of the water leak being reported, Johannesburg Water says it is bringing in a specialist contractor to fix the leak at Kruispad Church.

Music duo, The Billionaires, released a love-dedicated single titled Umaqondana on February 13, dedicated to all those that have found love, or are still searching.

Dangerous open manholes and broken bricks on Jan Smuts Avenue have left locals worried about pedestrian safety and the risk of scrap metal or cable thieves striking.

Ward 102 councillor Bea Campbell-Cloete says residents have reported several illegal billboards since December, with some removed quickly while others remain despite repeated complaints.

The reopening of Republic Road marked the end of a large-scale infrastructure project that required close co-ordination between city entities and months of careful repair work.

Protesters vow to shut down the Pikitup Randburg Depot until their concerns are heard by management.

Spark Cresta welcomed Sergeant Takalani Sibiya, from the Linden South African Police Service, to speak to grades 4 to 7 scholars about bullying, safety, and child protection.

City officials conducted co-ordinated inspections from Paris Avenue to Bath Avenue, focusing on enforcement, safety concerns, and deteriorating conditions in the Randburg area.

Over 80 players battled it out in an electrifying Randburg Squash Club Champs, with Sandile Masondo crowned as the champion for 2026.

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

Meat World Jackal Creek gave back to the community as they celebrated the five-year milestone in style.

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

Matric learners at Spark Randburg High School gathered for their annual breakfast, where expectations were set, achievements celebrated, and support from stakeholders clearly affirmed.

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

Founded to tackle social challenges in Cosmos City, Simunyi Global Organisation provides a safe space where girls are guided, supported, and encouraged to grow.

Ferndale High School hosted a career exhibition to expose learners to a wider range of institutions, helping them explore study options beyond well-known universities.

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

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

Ward 134 councillor Devon Steenkamp is not happy with the changes to JRA’s R15m resurfacing project.

Democratic Alliance wins Ward 102 by-election by a 94.8% margin, making Bea Campbell-Cloete the newly elected councillor.

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Residents in Ward 102 are encouraged to make their way to the voting stations before the by-election polls close at 21:00

After losing her mother and surviving cancer herself, Farzana Haniff now takes life-saving screenings to communities across South Africa.

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After months of constant escalations, Johannesburg Roads Agency has patched Bend Street.

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

A high-impact service delivery blitz in Ward 102 uncovered illegal building work, overcrowded rental units and cut services, prompting the councillor to promise ongoing inspections

Ward 134 councillor Devon Steenkamp appreciates JRA’s Road Resurfacing Project but remains cautious.

A reinstatement left behind after a Joburg Water repair has turned Eland Street into a dangerous road, and ward councillor demands urgent action.

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

Johannesburg water finished repairs on Barkston Drive and Mackay Avenue, but has not completely filled the excavation, leading to frustration from residents and motorists.

Launching This Country Hates Our Men/Boys, Dr Mzamo Masito argued that society must invest in boys while continuing to empower girls without framing progress as opposition.

Prolonged water outages in Windsor, Robindale, and Cresta have left households struggling, while councillor Beverly Jacobs continues pressing Johannesburg Water for answers and urgent intervention.

Cosmo City casual workers claim underpayment and unsafe working conditions on the FiberTime project, prompting CCRA to demand transparency and accountability from contractors and committee members.

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.

SAPS have started investigations into the killing of Emeka Uzor, and involvement of Xolani Khumalo, TV star and ActionSA Ekurhuleni mayoral candidate.

In Zandspruit, residents wake each day without water, electricity, or waste removal, forcing families to endure unsafe, unhygienic conditions as city services remain slow or absent entirely.

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.

The Bryanfern Residents Association drew a strong crowd to its annual general meeting, with residents and Ward 104 councillor Emi Koekemoer praising the active community involvement.

The deputy minister of higher education and Johannesburg authorities launched a campaign exposing unregistered colleges, highlighting student risks, and calling for stricter enforcement across Randburg.

Government officials joined Deputy Minister Mimmy Gondwe at Ferndale High School to guide matric learners on education pathways, career planning, and preparing for life after school.

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.

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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

A 12-year-old learner from Olivedale returned from Japan with new skills and confidence after being selected for elite training and an international judo championship.

Stand in Ward 102 councillor Bea Campbell-Cloete welcomed the operation, thanking teams on the ground and urging safety as efforts continue to improve Randburg conditions.

With their AGM upcoming, Bryanfern Residents Association acting chairperson John Endres urges all Joburgers to find their own residents associations, to join and to make a difference in their communities.

Knights Preparatory School hosted another successful annual swimming gala.

Excitement filled the hall as Sharonlea Primary announced its newly elected learner leaders, highlighting the school’s strong focus on responsibility, character development, and community outreach.

Illegal parking on Bond Street in Ferndale has persisted for years, with Ward 104 councillor Emi Koekemoer warning that fines alone have failed.

Potholes filled, parks inspected, and hijacked buildings exposed as the DA pays Randburg a much-needed visit.

City officials conducted coordinated inspections from Paris to Bath avenues, focusing on enforcement, safety concerns and deteriorating conditions in the Randburg area.

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

Kayla dos Santos leads Waterstone College's sports department of its head of high school sport.

Residents in Garden Road, Bordeaux North, are demanding answers after a delayed response to a burst pipe caused major flooding, and workers left an open repair hole.

Stand-in Ward 102 councillor Bea Campbell-Cloete says unlawful e-hailing parking has been reported for months, and while police are dealing with the situation the best they can, vehicles return soon after officers leave.

Acting ward councillor Bea Campbell-Cloete is demanding urgent action from JRA, after the discovery of two dangerous sinkholes, situated on Denise Circle in Blairgowrie.

UJ coach Mandla Ngema says stronger fundamentals, smarter coaching and high-level festival exposure are accelerating youth player development nationwide.

Grade 7 leadership group from Knight Preparatory School, Knights of Kindness, collected dog and cat food to donate to Place a Pub, an NPO in Roodepoort.

Sixteen teams gathered for a high-intensity showcase that highlighted holistic development, structured coaching pathways and the growing strength of basketball within the school’s sporting programme.

Excitement filled the Randburg Astro as Shumbas Hockey Club hosted trials for women and men ahead of the new league season.

Basketball is rapidly gaining popularity across Africa, driven by increased exposure through global media, youth programmes, and the NBA’s growing influence on the continent.

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

Ward 134 councillor Devon Steenkamp appreciates JRA’s Road Resurfacing project but remains cautious.

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.

A proud milestone for Laerskool Fontainebleau as it marks 120 years of educational excellence and is recognised by the Department of Education.

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.

A high-impact service delivery blitz in Ward 102 uncovered illegal building work, overcrowded rental units and cut services, prompting the councillor to promise ongoing inspections.

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.

City Power has recorded 112 infrastructure-related incidents across SDCs, and are urging residents to report suspicious or unusual activity near substations.

Caxton gathered senior clients, agencies, and leaders to discuss important topics from AI to the upcoming local elections.

Dangerous open manholes on Jan Smuts Avenue have left locals worried about pedestrian safety and cable thieves.

An outstanding road repair left behind after a Joburg Water repair has turned Eland Street into a dangerous obstacle course, with the councillor demanding urgent action.

As part of its infrastructure renewal programme, Johannesburg Water has completed its pipe replacement programme in Blairgowrie.

Saints basketball continues to capture attention through its intense rivalries, rapidly growing tournaments, and standout performances that highlight the sport’s rising profile in schools.

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

From four teams playing 37 matches in 1995 to hosting Southern Africa's premier school basketball tournament, St John's College built a tradition of excellence that continues to inspire young athletes across the region.

With the St John’s College and St Stithians Basketball Festival around the corner, the growth, depth, and ambition of school basketball is set to be showcased on one of the country’s biggest stages.

The Saints U16 basketball tournament continues to shape the future of the sport, giving young players national exposure and a competitive platform to grow.

Clean water flows into sewers while taps remain dry on Edward Street, leaving frustrated residents begging for repairs after three weeks of ignored reference numbers.

It was an action-packed day celebrating talent, teamwork and victory at the Rand Park Primary annual interhouse swimming gala.

Residents were urged to log service delivery complaints correctly during a Randburg community clinic, where city officials explained how proper reporting helps speed up resolutions.

The Nigerian Union South Africa has condemned the fatal shooting of Emeka Uzor in Windsor East, alleging he was executed ‘assassination style’ and calling on police leadership to launch a thorough investigation.

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Prolonged water outages in Windsor, Robindale, and Cresta have left households struggling, while councillor Beverly Jacobs continues pressing Johannesburg Water for answers and urgent intervention.

The bowlers come out in numbers to support the Perfect Delivery Joburg Bowls Association Fours 2026 finals at the Randburg Bowls Club.

Different city entities were on the ground in Ward 134 during the high visibility operation, but even so, councillor Devon Steenkamp says that only about 26% of agreed to service delivery issues were attended to.

Connor Miller’s four wins earned him selection to the U17 South African schools team, securing a June tour to England.

A 45-year-old man was shot and killed during an alleged drug raid in Windsor East.

Crusaders FC recovered from a slow first half to defeat Panorama FC, scoring three second-half goals at St Stithians in an entertaining RCLFA league clash.

Women who Walk returns for 2026, joined by councillor Emi Koekemoer, for a community clean-up in Ward 104.

Years of water wasted as long-ignored leak on Agave Street in Randpark Ridge continues to cause frustrations.

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

Johannesburg Water has finished repairs on Barkston Drive and Mackay Avenue, but has not completely filled the excavation.

Locals from five wards gathered at Ferndale Recreation Centre to bypass bureaucracy and engage directly with the Ombudsman regarding long-standing service delivery and billing frustrations.

Liezel Van Der Westhuizen shared her personal journey with mental fitness, encouraging people to find welcoming gyms or clubs where community support makes sustaining exercise easier.

Frustrated by delays, Northwold residents repaired potholes and cleaned pavements along Aureole Road, saying community action was needed to improve safety and protect property values.

Music duo, The Billionaires, are excited to share that they will be releasing a love-dedicated single titled Umaqondana on February 13.

Residents were urged to log service delivery complaints correctly during a Randburg community clinic, where city officials explained how proper reporting helps speed up resolutions.

Johannesburg’s Region B has restarted a high-impact service delivery programme in Randburg, following delays, with city officials and law enforcement committing to sustained operations.

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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.

Bernadette Fischer battles the unbearable stench as sewage continues to pump out of the manhole on her property in Kensington B.

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Community comes together to honour the life and legacy of David Sejobe, a security guard who meant more than his uniform.

The Swiss Hotel School welcomed first-year students with staff introductions, campus tours, and an orientation session designed to help newcomers settle into academic life.

Despite paying high rates and taxes, residents say repeated municipal water repairs degrade Johannesburg North streets, calling for proper restoration and better service delivery from city departments.

It was a great turnout at the elderly fraud awareness talk, hosted by the Honeydew CPF.

Busisiwe Dladla has been found guilty of murder, kidnapping, and extortion after her client failed to repay a loan in Randburg.

The unfinished reinstatement, in the middle of Bend Street and Mackay Avenue, continues to cause frustrations for residents in Blairgowrie.

Randburg mourns the passing of the most loved and famous security guard on Bram Fischer Drive, David Sejobe.

Randburg derby ends in a 2–2 draw after a dramatic match at the Randburg Sports Complex.

A leaking pothole on Bram Fischer Drive continues to pose safety risks despite repair attempts, with the ward councillor now demanding answers over delays.

The reinstatement in the middle of Bend Street continues to cause frustrations for residents in Blairgowrie.

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Cresta Shopping Centre hands over donations to the Windsor Community Support Service (WCSS), which will be distributed to schools in the area.

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Pikitup casual workers have called off their strike following talks with the MMC and the entity’s management.

A cash-in-transit heist unfolded at a Randburg shopping centre, with eyewitnesses reporting gunfire, a pursuit, and a disabled security vehicle.

An alleged cash-in-transit heist unfolded at a Randburg shopping centre, with eyewitnesses reporting gunfire, a pursuit, and a disabled security vehicle. Police remain on scene.

The City of Johannesburg rolled out an enhanced service delivery programme in Randburg CBD, bringing departments together to tackle illegal activities, poor cleanliness and weak law enforcement.

Various city entities were present to address issues such as potholes, faded road markings, streetlight faults, illegal signage, overgrown verges, and unresolved reinstatements.

After a challenging but successful year, Blairgowrie racer Megan Archer and Car 77 Team Boo are ready for the new season.

Tyla Promnick, a local boxer trained by Alan Toweel in Linden, is ready to continue where she left off.

Bukelwa ‘Buki’ Biko has completed her matric year with four distinctions, closing her time at St Stithians Girls’ College after serving as head girl for 2025.

Region B residents will have a chance to raise service delivery issues when the Johannesburg Ombudsman hosts a clinic and open day in Randburg.

The Pikitup strike has been ongoing for weeks, and workers promise to continue to keep the Randburg depot closed until they are given what they deserve.

City Power is aware and is attending the power outages affecting suburbs in Randburg.

A motorcyclist sustained minor injuries after a collision with a light motor vehicle on Republic Road, with medical services attending and no traffic delays reported.

Ward 104 councillor Emi Koekemoer has expressed frustration over ignored reinstatement issues in Region B, saying residents are left dealing with unsafe roads while the city’s backlog continues to grow.

Despite multiple site visits, Manfred Mullers says City Power has failed to secure or permanently repair the unsafe cable near the Randpark Golf Course, causing risk.

Ward 98 councillor Beverley Jacobs collaborated with the Beagle Watch environmental team to tackle growth at the Windsor East swimming pool, making it user friendly again for the community.

Liezel Van Der Westhuizen, best known for her TV work, hosted a functional fitness session at Cyprium Hybrid Centre, encouraging women to move together and build communities.

Frustrated by City of Johannesburg delays, Northwold residents repaired potholes and cleaned pavements along Aureole Road, saying community action was needed to improve safety and protect property values.

Busisiwe Dladla has been found guilty of murder, kidnapping, and extortion after her client failed to repay a loan.

Toxic smoke from the Kya Sands landfill continues to be an issue for the nearby communities, and residents are doing all they can to fight the issue, including forking out thousands of rands.

Despite paying high rates and taxes, residents say repeated municipal water repairs degrade Johannesburg North streets, calling for proper restoration and better service delivery from city departments

Ward 104 councillor Emi Koekemoer has expressed frustration over ignored reinstatement issues in Region B, saying residents are left dealing with unsafe roads while the city’s backlog continues to grow.

Two problem properties believed to be owned by the same person were raided by the City of Johannesburg for owing millions.

12-year-old learner from Olivedale Saige Johnston returned from Japan with new skills and confidence after being selected for elite training and an international judo championship.

There is hope for a solution for the Pikitup Randburg Depot strike as casual workers agree to reopen the depot and get back to work.

The Honeydew CPF were thrilled with the great turnout at the elderly fraud awareness talk, especially set out to help the elderly fight against scammers trying to steal the little money they have.

Spark Randburg Main hosted its Grade 8 orientation day, focusing on easing learner anxiety, strengthening parent partnerships, and setting a clear foundation for academic success.

Randburg Harriers will host their popular Valentine’s night race on February 13, offering runners a fun evening event with their traditional 10km route, as well as a newly introduced 5km one.

Northriding College has once again demonstrated its commitment to academic excellence by achieving a 100% matric pass rate for the second consecutive year.

Connor Miller’s four wins earned him selection to the U17 South African schools’ team, securing him a tour to England in June to compete internationally.

Pikitup casual workers promise to continue with the strike until the waste management company offers them appointment letters they promised years back.

Jenna Kirk, a St Stithians Girls’ College matriculant, excelled academically and showed leadership by founding a fund and awareness campaign honouring her late sister.

U16 basketball captain Mbusi Keta is leading St Stithians Boys’ College with accountability and respect as the team prepares for major tournaments this season.

As part of the infrastructure renewal programme, Johannesburg Water has completed pipe replacement in Blairgowie.

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.

A week-long orientation programme helped Grade 8 learners settle in, with tours, team-building activities and guidance from Grade 12 leaders and teachers throughout the week.

Fontainebleau residents have raised serious concerns about a local park, saying illegal occupation, waste dumping, and alleged criminal activity have made the once-safe space dangerous.

Residents are warned about a scam where criminals pose as detectives from the South African Police Service, threaten arrest, and demand money to drop cases.

A road defect on Bram Fischer Drive, close to St Stithians School, has been escalated by stand-in councillor Bea Campbell-Cloete, but no repair timeline has been provided.

DA candidate Bea Campbell-Cloete says strong communication, service delivery, and accountability are key priorities ahead of the Ward 102 by-election.

The first 2026 community clean-up in Windsor East addressed littering, illegal dumping and general environmental neglect and encouraged community responsibilities and unity.

Ward 98 councillor Beverley Jacobs collaborated with the Beagle Watch environmental team to tackle growth at the Windsor East swimming pool.

Two cable theft suspects were arrested in the early hours of Tuesday after Beagle Watch officers found them hiding inside an open manhole in Bordeaux.

Class of 2025 matriculant Kristin Basson shines, bagging three distinctions despite having severe ADHD and a learning disability.

A dominant Gauteng Central side claimed national honours at the U13 Inter-Provincial tournament, showcasing depth, teamwork, and composure throughout four demanding days of competition in Bloemfontein.

Windsor community to hold the first Ward 98 community clean-up drive of 2026, inviting all residents to come in numbers.

Principal Samantha John extended heartfelt thanks to every member of staff – from Pre-Primary through to High School following a 100% pass rate.

Families and teachers welcomed a confident intake, as Grade 1 learners settled quickly, enjoyed classroom tasks, and proudly represented their school on local radio.

Knights Prep began the new school year on a high note, welcoming Grade 1 learners and prioritising comfort, familiarity, and community support across the campus.

Bordeaux Primary School Grade 1 class of 2026 takes their very first steps into the world of learning, laughter and new friendships.

As a fearless centre-back, Qhayiya Sapula thrives on pressure and leadership, proving that defenders can shape games and inspire teams.

Bromhof young rider James Nijmeijer had a good season in 2025 and promises better performances in the new year.

Streetwise campaign supports families and students navigating financial pressure at the start of 2026.

With 354 distinctions and several top achievers, Rand Park High School’s matric Class of 2025 has set a new academic benchmark.

Hard work and dedication paid off for the matric Class of 2025 at Hoërskool Randburg as they achieved a 100% pass rate.

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Grade 1 learners at Curro Aurora started school ahead of schedule, allowing them time to settle, explore the environment, and feel comfortable before other pupils returned.

Bella’s Blessings founder Lauren Matthewson-Woolard shares her journey in foster care.

More than 2 000 visitors gathered in North Riding as a 42-foot statue was ceremonially installed at the BAPS Hindu Mandir and Cultural Complex.

As 2026 begins, councillor Devon Steenkamp urges residents to turn frustration into action by participating in community work and supporting efforts to build a responsive city.

Following widespread social media confusion, Lyceum College clarified it was not affected by the department of higher education and training’s notice to cancel registrations of non-compliant colleges.

Eligible South African citizens are reminded to bring valid identification and register where they live to ensure they can vote in the upcoming Ward 102 by-election.

DA candidate for Ward 102 Bea Campbell-Cloete has called on residents to register to vote and help restore trust in local government.

Woodside Sanctuary has welcomed 2026 with gratitude, outlining new plans to strengthen care, complete major projects, and deepen partnerships that support its residents and programmes.

Mthokozisi Mabaso reminds the Randburg youth to show up at the local government elections.

The Department of Basic Education has confirmed that the 2026 school year will begin on January 14, with all regions starting together and an additional special school holiday declared for June.

Radley Primary ends 2025 celebrating a decade of entrepreneurial education, strengthened programmes, and a growing student body as it prepares for another year of innovation.

As residents return from the holidays, MCM Running Coaching is encouraging the community to restart healthy habits, set new goals, and embrace a fresh season of growth.

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