Local news
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SARS announces phased rollout for 2026 tax filing season
Local newsThe South African Revenue Service will open the 2026 tax filing season on July 1 with an auto-assessment period aimed…
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Blood donors share their stories as SANBS marks 25 years of saving lives
Local newsDedicated blood donors share their inspiring stories and explain why donating blood remains one of the simplest ways to make…
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EMS urges fire safety as cold front grips Gauteng
Local newsA cold front expected to bring freezing temperatures and possible rain to parts of Gauteng has prompted emergency services to…
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SANBS urges South Africans to ‘Be The Lifeline’
Local newsA single act can create a ripple effect far beyond what most people imagine. Attention is turning to the everyday…
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Child protection organisation enters a new chapter as leadership baton passes
Local newsThe outgoing managing director hands over to a new leader as the organisation prepares to expand its child protection and…
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William Nicol Drive partially closed after multi-vehicle crash
Local newsMotorists are urged to use alternative routes as eastbound lanes towards the N1 remain closed following a serious crash.
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Honeydew residents join forces against crime as robberies remain a concern
Local newsCommunity members, police and security stakeholders are strengthening partnerships to tackle crime hotspots and improve safety across Honeydew.
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Foundation launches school shoe drive for Princess Primary learners
Local newsA Weltevreden Park foundation is asking for assistance to restore hope for underprivileged learners at Princess Primary School.
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Gauteng water police recover body in Honeydew
Local newsSensitive ContentAuthorities urge the public to exercise caution around open water sources, especially in rivers and dams.
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Power of Ubuntu felt as Roodekrans community take hands to clean streets
Local newsThe clean-up targeted road sides between CR Swart , Ouklip and Wilgerood.
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Soulbent Project tackles pollution in Honeydew
Local newsThe Soulbent Project is urging everyone to help restore Honeydew from pollution.
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Women empowered through skills and faith at graduation ceremony
Local newsGraduates leave the Women in Ministry workshops with new business skills, renewed confidence, and a vision for a brighter future.
