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A local councillor’s recent oversight visit has highlighted the hazardous state of the intersection as entities finalise repair quotations.

Recognised as a Paul Harris Fellow for her contribution to Rotary, Dr Zena Kimaro hopes her work with young people will inspire a lasting commitment to community service.

BOUNCE Inc South Africa has won Best Kids Party Venue and Best Kids Play Centre at the 2026 Best of Joburg Readers’ Choice Awards, celebrating five consecutive wins in the party category.

The fifth annual Boobs & Blossoms Run/Walk brought runners and walkers together beneath the jacarandas to honour cancer warriors, remember loved ones and support a project helping families navigate the realities of cancer.

Walk into The Creatory in Linden and you’ll feel it straight away: bright, colourful and buzzing with creative energy. There’s laughter at one table, a masterpiece taking shape at the next, and always something new waiting to be discovered.

Johannesburg Roads Agency is yet to answer if Junction Road has been escalated for reinstatement work.

Harry Musuku is the youngest of 21 Gauteng scouts to earn the Springbok accolade in 2026.

Doubles pairings battle across 52 sections as a gruelling round-robin format rewards endurance and provincial teamwork.

A childhood pursuit to overcome shyness blossomed into a lifelong career for this dedicated martial artist who now guides others at Jabula Recreation Centre.

From reworking family biscuit tins to stitching zero-waste collections on an inherited sewing machine, a Johannesburg designer weaves ancestral memory into textile art.

Pizza Perfect is proud to have been voted Best Take Away Pizza in the Best of Joburg Readers’ Choice Awards for the fifth time.

Where culinary creativity, exceptional quality and the theatre of fire come together.

Your estate may not be distributed according to your wishes if you die without a valid Will. Understanding who inherits under South African law could make all the difference to your family’s future.

A Glenhazel road has begun deteriorating barely six months after reinstatement, prompting questions from local leadership over municipal repair standards.

Trailing parties fall well behind as unofficial tallies from four local voting stations put the incumbent firmly ahead.

A fire broke out at 204 Oxford Road in Illovo on November 5.

Voter turnout reaches 63.6% in Johannesburg’s Ward 117 as early ballot counts place the DA ahead across local voting districts.

Party candidates celebrate strong preliminary tallies in wards 72, 73, and 74 while official election verification continues.

Voting stations across the city remain open until 21:00 as communities select ward councillors and decide municipal leadership.

The former president warns that fragmented election outcomes will lead to hung councils as political leaders weigh in on local governance.

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa and First Lady Dr Tshepo Motsepe cast their ballots at Hyde Park High School, urging citizens to take to the polls and help shape the future of local government.

Representatives learn low-cost, natural farming methods to share with their communities, creating food gardens that thrive long after the lessons end.

Young residents from Rosebank and surrounding areas share their views on unemployment, education and the changes they want to see in Johannesburg ahead of the 2026 local elections.

The Johannesburg initiative needs reliable funding and better transport to reach more neighbourhoods and create opportunities for people struggling to find work.

Two long-serving members of the Rotary Club of Johannesburg New Dawn have received Paul Harris Fellow recognition for their contributions to community service, education and literacy.

A three-day regional convening in Houghton brought civil society representatives together to explore how public participation, accountability and local governance can strengthen democracy beyond elections.

Residents are urged to keep children and pets away from the water while testing for contamination is under way.

What began as a teenage fascination outside a Vereeniging shop has evolved into Creation by Wisdom, a brand dedicated to stitching unique garments.

Elderly residents make their mark as home visits and station-based voting begin across South Africa.

From electricity and water to roads and refuse collection, Johannesburg’s municipal budget influences everyday life.

Costumes, jumping castles and family entertainment bring neighbours together in an annual show of community spirit.

Trophies, medals and a lively coaches-versus-parents clash mark the close of a competitive junior football season.

Who is vying to represent Ward 87? Meet the candidates, explore their priorities and find out what they plan to do for the community ahead of the 2026 local elections.

Visitors can explore exclusive orchid collections, consult specialists at the Bonsai Hospital, and enjoy a dedicated children’s activity area this weekend.

Minister of Communications and Digital Technologies Solly Malatsi warns of the dangers of disinformation risks ahead of the 2026 Local Government Elections.

Protesters from suburbs across Johannesburg join demonstration as taps run dry for months.

Almost 92,000 learners and students participated in the 2026 challenge, gaining practical experience in investing and competing for prizes valued at R1 million.

Lynne Elfick retires after 22 years at St Teresa’s Junior Primary School.

Weekly evening sessions offer casual players a relaxed, pressure-free setting to build court confidence and connect with fellow residents.

A family of five lost all their belongings when their rented property went up in flames.

Elderly visitors enjoyed free entry to the Johannesburg Zoo while learning to crochet and knit alongside volunteers from 67 Blankets for Nelson Mandela Day.

Who is standing for Ward 87 and Ward 73 in the 2026 local elections? 🗳️ Get to know the candidates, hear what they say matters most and discover their plans for the communities they hope to represent.

Who is vying to represent Ward 72? Meet the candidates, explore their priorities and find out what they plan to do for the community ahead of the 2026 local elections.

Who is vying to represent Ward 74? Meet the candidates, explore their priorities and find out what they plan to do for the community ahead of the 2026 local elections.

Johannesburg Crisis Alliance urges residents to vote for ethical leadership in upcoming local elections.

From IT lessons to leadership camps, the Roedean Academy has helped former Barnato Park High School learner Anathi Bam build confidence, discover her potential and plan for a future in technology and healthcare.

Who is vying to represent Ward 67? Meet the candidates, explore their priorities and find out what they plan to do for the community ahead of the 2026 local elections.

Who is vying to represent Ward 81? Meet the candidates, explore their priorities and find out what they plan to do for the community ahead of the 2026 local elections.

New beginnings and a commitment to community development took centre stage as CorpsAfrica welcomed its latest volunteers and celebrated those completing their service at Killarney Country Club.

The High Court has ruled that Lammie, Ramadiba and Mopane will remain at the Johannesburg Zoo for now, but animal welfare groups, political representatives and residents are calling for their possible relocation to be reconsidered.

Potholes that have emerged on a newly reinstated road in Northfield Avenue spark anger as Glenhazel road deteriorates shortly after repairs.

An aspiring lawyer draws on mentorship, sporting grit, and personal resilience as he prepares to lead his school into 2027.

Minister of Communications and Digital Technologies Solly Malatsi warns of the dangers of disinformation risks ahead of the 2026 Local Government Elections.

A local beauty event brought together creatives to celebrate a new skincare-infused make-up innovation.

Buying cheap contraband might feel like a personal win at the till, but local communities and honest shopkeepers end up footing the bill.

The visiting UK school hockey squad used their Johannesburg tour clash to test combinations and build vital match sharpness.

An 18-year-old Gauteng Scout navigated pandemic disruptions and rigorous outdoor leadership challenges to achieve Scouting’s highest youth rank.

A community initiative blends fitness, grief, and long-term care to ensure no one faces a life-threatening illness without support.

With 32 players set to represent the club, combinations and green compatibility were put to the test during a final preparation session.

A martial arts session equips local youth with practical self-defence skills to build confidence and mitigate everyday safety risks.

Thousands took to the streets in Speedos to fund screening drives and spark life-saving conversations about early detection.

A community partnership turns neglected pavements into reliable income and purposeful shifts for vulnerable residents.

Mercy Day united Sisters, alumni and members of the school community.

Golfers took to the course in aid the SANParks Honorary Rangers, a volunteer organisation that raises funds, provides skills and manpower, and supplies equipment to support South African National Parks.

From competing against friends to winning on the Sunshine Tour, Warrick Purchase’s golfing journey is a story of perseverance, self-belief and a passion for the game.

Learners and staff at St Teresa’s Schools gathered for a surprise farewell breakfast to celebrate principal Lynne Elfick’s 22 years of dedicated service.

Learners from Barnato Park High School and Newgate College were recognised for their academic achievements as the Roedean Academy celebrated the young women working towards a brighter future.

Leaving your affairs unsettled can create unnecessary complications for those you love. Here’s why having a valid Will is one of the most important decisions you can make.

As local government elections approach, non-profit organisation My Vote Counts unpacks hung councils, proportional representation, and voting requirements.

Who is vying to represent Ward 90? Meet the candidates, explore their priorities and find out what they plan to do for the community ahead of the 2026 local elections.

Who is vying to represent Ward 117? Meet the candidates, explore their priorities and find out what they plan to do for the community ahead of the 2026 local elections.

A regional initiative in Houghton explores practical ways citizens can set expectations and demand accountability from elected officials between elections.

A hazardous excavation on Junction Road in Bramley has been repaired following municipal infrastructure leaks, with road reinstatement underway.

Audiences can expect a rare look into technical dancer development as students perform classroom exercises live on stage.

A talk by JoburgCAN executive director Julia Fish left members of the Rotary Club of Johannesburg New Dawn feeling optimistic about the city and the role communities can play in shaping its future.

Craigh Strauss was recognised in the education category at the Forty Under 40 South Africa 2026 Awards.

Three Johannesburg Zoo elephants will remain in captivity after the Gauteng High Court dismisses a bid to relocate them for rehabilitation and rewilding.

Local businesses joined forces with Praboa to make Parkhurst Village Fair a success.

From puppyhood to graduation, assistance dogs undergo up to two years of rigorous training to transform lives across South Africa.

Key municipal entities faced criticism over lingering power outages, faulty traffic lights, and open trenches across the precinct at the recent quarterly meeting.

Family fun and sweet treats await at George Hay Park before evening festivities hit local streets.

Pink Day is a real purpose driven event, with fans, sponsors, players, partners and media fully immersed in making a tangible difference.

Supporters and families gathered to cheer on their teams as Western Warriors took an early lead in their 50-over encounter.

Civic leaders and academics gathered in Parkview to map out ward committee reform and voter accountability ahead of the upcoming municipal polls.

Digital technologies minister warns of election threats from AI and disinformation during day three of Moxii Africa’s annual gathering at the Goethe-Institut.

Balderstone Sports Institute players put in the work during a practice session at Sandringham High School as they prepare for their final fixtures of the season.

Supported by her mother and the Roedean Academy, Barnato Park High School learner Anathi Bam has turned hardship into leadership.

The newly elected learner leadership body aims to improve communication and foster an inclusive culture through junior councillors and active student involvement.

Graduates and incoming Cohort Three volunteers gathered at Killarney Country Club as the development organisation celebrated its latest milestone.

New resources aim to empower survivors while guiding South African police officers and legal professionals in tackling online harms.

Ward 67 councillor David Modupi outlines a revitalisation strategy as Parktown residents call for urgent action over ongoing safety and maintenance concerns.

Ward councillor warns that delays in backfilling and road repairs leave key utility equipment vulnerable to vandalism.

Key stakeholders unite to push for stronger policy changes, community action, and health interventions.

Pupils at a Randburg school reflect on emotional and physical challenges using canvas, installation art and fashion design.

Teaching your child the same curriculum while saving you time and money.

Residents often turn to their local representative first, but understanding where civic authority ends is key to effective community action.

Choosing the right Executor is about more than paperwork. It’s about making sure your family has the right support when they need it most.

Family demands road safety action after tragic Johannesburg Road pedestrian death.

Volunteers and local residents came together at Parkview Golf Club to support active lifestyle initiatives and cheer on runners of all ages.

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Hundreds of young footballers took to the pitch for the start of the Wanderers Discovery Soccer Park Spring League.

New Kingsmead College head girl Neo Mkwanazi and her deputies aim to inspire unity and guide younger pupils through their matric year.

Goodwill Day brings families and service partners together to support women facing financial barriers to critical surgery.

A special ceremony at Founders Hall celebrates personal growth and resilience alongside academic excellence for Barnato Park High School learners.

Long hitter adopts a strategic approach to navigate key course demands as he aims for back-to-back success.

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Municipal entities gathered to address lingering service delivery challenges and security measures in the Rosebank Management precinct.

A lucrative purse and rookie bonus draws the Sunshine Tour’s best players to Johannesburg for four days of competitive play.

Reach For A Dream Foundation observes World Dream Day, with CEO Julia Sotirianakos highlighting the more than 30 000 dreams the foundation has fulfilled since its inception in 1988.

A high-speed pursuit from Victory Park to Parktown ended with a vehicle crashing into a pole after suspected cell phone robbers allegedly targeted two women.

Clinical psychologist Janine Barnes united 150 Craighall Park residents for a 5km walk against gender-based violence.

JoburgCAN executive director Julia Fish says stronger community involvement and partnerships are key to addressing Johannesburg’s urban challenges, from infrastructure maintenance to development pressures.

Safety measures and a culpable homicide investigation are underway following the death of a dedicated events professional on Johannesburg Road.

Complaints over service accessibility prompts City of Johannesburg entities to host a joint community outreach event along Bath Avenue.

Art lovers and curious visitors can enjoy a relaxed morning surrounded by original local and international art when Art in the Garden returns to Parktown North.

Police officers have taken two men into custody following separate incidents involving illegal drugs and damage to municipal property in Johannesburg.

Join ‘Get It’ readers for a day of relaxation, movement and performance horse interactions at a stylish stud farm.

Smile Foundation aims to raise money to fund 200 life-changing surgeries through their Socks for Smiles campaign, asking everyone to buy a R20 ticket and wear mis-matched socks on October 16.

A properly drafted Will can help protect your loved ones, provide clarity about your wishes and make the administration of your estate considerably easier.

29 school bands competed across two divisions before top industry judges delivered their final verdict.

Former Springbok prop Steven Kitshoff reflects on his career at the launch of his memoir, Kitsie.

Warm weather and freshly treated greens draw local bowlers together for a morning of social bowling at Pirates Bowls Club.

Playing a villain in One Piece provided the SA actress with a career highlight, despite her initial nerves.

Residents and businesses gather in sunny weather as the reborn community event raises funds for local charities and park maintenance.

Ridge Park comes alive as local runners don tutus and celebrate milestones at the weekly Atholl parkrun.

Theatregoers are treated to a masterclass in comedy and suspense as a famed Belgian detective takes to the Johannesburg stage.

Repeated cable theft around Zoo Lake has left old pedestrian lights vulnerable, with Friends of Zoo Lake working to assess the affected infrastructure.

Deep trenches left behind after pipeline repairs pose a danger to pedestrians and motorists along Club Street, according to councillor.

Health experts and government representatives have joined forces at a three-day summit to map out actionable plans against alcohol abuse.

Established South African artists and emerging school talent will showcase work across multiple mediums at the annual Roedean Art Fair this October.

Okuhle Nyanga blooms in Parkhurst bringing her new floral studio to the community.

Clinical psychologist Janine Barnes united 150 Craighall Park residents for a 5km walk against gender-based violence.

Parkhurst residents tour community for Heritage day.

Children in communities across South Africa are finding mentorship, routine and nutritious post-training meals through an impactful after-school rugby initiative.

Parkhurst Residents’ Association and locals tackled waste during Braamfontein Spruit clean-up.

Imagine a Saturday morning in Parkhurst: trees overhead, music drifting through Verity Park, the smell of something delicious cooking nearby, children running off to play and dogs happily greeting just about everyone they meet.

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The opening match saw Wanderers take on the East Rand Truckers Invitational side.

Kitsie reflects on a career defined by teamwork, two World Cup titles and an unexpected end on the field.

Learners explore traditional music, attire and indigenous games while discovering the cultural meaning behind their family heritage.

Offering learners live lessons of the full curriculum online, with qualified South African teachers.

The iconic venue hosted its first Test match in 1956 and looks ahead to welcoming back the World Cup final.

An eight-year-old dancer is combining discipline and courage as she prepares to step onto the national pageant stage in December.

Volunteers and local organisations joined forces at 5th Avenue Park to clear litter from the Braamfontein Spruit and protect local eco-biodiversity.

Supporters packed the stands as two local youth football teams wrapped up their league campaign with a hard-fought clash.

Residents gathered in Tyrone Avenue to enjoy local food, live entertainment, and family activities while raising funds for community projects.

Young performers from two local schools showcased their talent during a joint cultural production.

A Johannesburg non-profit organisation hosted a demonstration to urge men to join the fight against gender-based violence, but activists and marchers were disappointed by the lack of men attending.

Young footballers played different games to work on their passing and receiving skills.

An eight-year-old dancer is combining discipline and courage as she prepares to step onto the national pageant stage in December.

The local athlete reflects on the teamwork, mental preparation and sacrifices behind her international success.

The City of Johannesburg confirmed that the fire-burnt property in Sydenham was registered to an owner who is deceased.

Community turnout grows as Parkview school celebrates its ongoing commitment to the South African creative industry.

Craig Park Residents’ Association highlighted at a proactive community approach, paired with effective security partnerships, continues to safeguard local infrastructure and green spaces at a recent AGM.

Alexandra socio-artist Mantala Nkoatse invited participants to explore healing, memory and identity through movement at her My Body Is a Museum embodiment workshop held at W17 in Rosebank.

A male member of the public was shot dead and CAP officers were seriously injured during an incident at a complex on Edward Avenue, Sandringham, early on September 15.

Ford Motor Company Africa employees made the 300 bears as part of the Fund’s Mandelathon campaign.

Young gymnasts from Summerwood Primary School hall practice sessions are gearing up for the South African Gymnastics Championships, but the club needs financial support to get them there.

Beyond transferring data, users can make their new device feel familiar from the start.

Learners at Parktown High School for Girls created an art piece draped in handwritten messages to inspire self-worth among women.

The Blankets Plus Campaign distributes specially prepared winter care packs, each consisting of a blanket, beanie and a pair of gloves.

Consumer insights drove the team to reimagine the device, cutting it from 253 grams to 201 grams.

A tissue expansion procedure marks a major step forward for a young survivor after severe trauma.

City entities descend on a suspected hijacked property on Raglan Street as municipal investigators attempt to trace the owners.

Finalists will battle for studio recording time and music vouchers as Sognage hosts the high-energy show.

The latest REDMI smartphone brings long-lasting battery life, immersive entertainment, 45W turbo charging and everyday durability to South African consumers from R3,799.

Wash Days powered by OMO campaign returns to reward smarter laundry and longer-lasting wardrobes

Handmade bears crafted by motor company staff bring comfort and smiles to children receiving treatment at a Johannesburg hospital.

Private security firms and metro police have joined forces with Bramley SAPS to boost visibility and target local hotspots.

Samsung’s Blue Tag sale offers an opportunity to begin that next chapter with technology designed to make everyday living simpler, smarter and more enjoyable.

Representatives from PIIE, IEC, and Moxii Africa gathered to identify likely misinformation and disinformation narratives before they gain traction.

Seven speech therapists, three occupational therapists, two physiotherapists, and a musical therapist help children communicate.

Els Karate is ready for upcoming national World Shotokan Karate-Do Federation championships.

From television screens in the 1980s to today’s radio and podcasting, Melanie Walker and Natashia Bearam have taken different routes into broadcasting while finding their own ways to connect with audiences.

Locals on community messaging groups were abuzz with photos and videos of the solitary animal roaming the grounds, but they have been urged to keep their distance.

Bramley SAPS’ Operation Basadi stop-and-search led to one arrest, people and vehicle searches and business visits.

Community members braved the cold for an early morning workout in Norwood, taking part in routines led by local fitness enthusiasts.

Dignitaries and community members gathered at James and Ethel Gray Park to pay tribute to the South African Air Force pilots of 1944.

The Smile Foundation and Adcock Ingram have partnered to help a six-year-old girl regain her confidence following a traumatic animal ordeal.

A Johannesburg school has welcomed an interactive artwork created from hundreds of written messages of affirmation and hope from and for women.

Motorists navigating Crystal Road in Bramley face ongoing delays to pothole repairs due to JRA’s operational challenges.

A specialised facility in Houghton Estate continues its work supporting young children with speech and hearing needs.

The second edition brings leading South African art voices together with established artists, emerging talent and Roedean students.

After 16 years of working closely with young people across the country, Khulisani Foundation is looking to its local community to be involved in building its next chapter.

Parktown High School for Girls reflects on the past 103 years.

Bramble Hill, Eagle House, Parktown Boys’ High School, and Ruimsig Academy were among the schools at the National Gravity Racing Competition.

San Salvador Home in Hyde Park is seeking public and corporate support to raise R6m for a new facility in Midrand after being informed its current property will be sold.

An unprecedented 11 nationally contracted players will stay with the pride as the team targets silverware across all competitions.

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A flooded excavation continues to cause frustration in Glenhazel while Johannesburg Water investigates a fresh leak and groundwater ingress.

Youth activist Mapula Mojela was inspired by the social ills she saw everyday in Norwood, establishing Jozi Youth Empire to help keep the youth off the streets.

In a fun turn of the tables, the sponsors of the players from Wanderers Club's badminton teams got behind the racket, trying their hands at the sport they pay for.

The one-touch technique and decision-making while handling the ball were a focal point during training.

Funds raised at the annual golf day will go towards the upgrade of the school’s infrastructure.

Grade 11 learners tested their business skills in a special anniversary fundraiser to support a charity.

A five-year project backed by local players aims to sharpen learners’ vocabularies and tactical thinking on the board.

Female officers take the lead as 86 people and 59 vehicles are searched during a targeted road safety and crime-prevention drive.

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From identical twins to crocheting nearly 100 blankets for Mandela Day, the local resident reflects on community, family and life beyond the spotlight.

Sixteen teams took to the court during the NFF Fundraising Tournament, bringing individuals together in a celebration of sport and community during Women’s Month.

JMPD said it maintains an annual target of 100% attendance for all invited CPF meetings, but that’s not what residents are seeing.

The floodlights have dimmed, the final whistle has blown, and more than 600 Grade 3 girls have returned to their schools with tired legs, smiling faces, and memories that will last a lifetime.

Linksfield Primary School’s fight for urgent road safety measures remains stuck in neutral, as Johannesburg Roads Agency literally waits on a paint delivery.

From pure mathematics and educational television to broadcasting and instructional design, Natashia Bearam explains how curiosity shaped her multi-faceted career.

JRA will monitor the temporary traffic-calming measure along Pretoria and Victoria streets in Oaklands for three months.

Grant Donson’s journey: from tea–making to trend–setting floristry.

Busanda Mabena wants his team to remember him as the type of leader who was willing to run through a wall for them.

For Parktown Boys’ High learners Hoosen Jabbar and Ndyebo Pongwana, representing South Africa in Hockey5s was a chance to test themselves at international level, make memories in Kenya and help the country qualify for the World Cup.

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Energy, live performance, dance, art and architecture are expected at Contra.Joburg.

After a day of nail-biting bowls action, Pirates Bowls Club members Terri Hill and Jean Lemmer advanced to the next round of the club competition.

Two Wanderers Club badminton players will be representing the club in Egypt in September and October.

The heart of Johannesburg’s “urban forest” is preparing to beat a little faster as the Parkhurst Village Fair officially returns to Verity Park on Saturday, 3 October 2026.

San Salvador Home’s upcoming move has caused significant anxiety amongst residents.

Balderstone Sports Institute Football Academy players took to the fields for running and exercise ahead of their friendly match.

The city says no funding has yet been allocated for repairs or rebuilding of Parkhurst Library, leaving residents concerned about its future.

From starting out at age six to competing at the Olympics, South African hockey star Hannah Pearce has traveled the world through the sport she loves.

Eager locals and fitness enthusiasts showed up in droves at the Killarney Country Club’s parkrun.

Helpmekaar Kollege’s learners commanded the stage with their musical production featuring iconic Queen hits, energetic performances and a message about individuality in the digital era.

Lack of education around littering and cleanliness was identified as the cause of the messy situation at Organic Market informal settlement.

From sweeping floors in Plettenberg Bay at age 14 to running a flourishing Rosebank floral empire, Grant Donson’s story is one of unwavering ambition and artistic growth.

Contra.Joburg returns to Rosebank on August 29 and 30 bringing a different side of visual art to the public.

No accidents have been reported since JRA installed its temporary traffic calming measure on Pretoria and Victoria streets in Oaklands.

Stakeholders recently gathered at the Johannesburg Holocaust & Genocide Centre as Moxii Africa and its partners launched initiatives to combat disinformation, shield journalists from legal threats, and safeguard information integrity ahead of the 2026 Local Government Elections.

Home schooling for your child with qualified South African teachers and without losing friends.

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SAPS spokesperson said a DNA analysis is yet to confirm the identity of the recovered body, and an inquest has been opened for further investigations, but it is believed to be Hamilton.

After representing South Africa in Kenya, Parktown Boys’ High learners Hoosen Jabbar and Ndyebo Pongwana returned home with memories of a memorable international experience and a place in the Hockey 5s World Cup.

Above and beyond its anti-bullying work, Jozi Youth Empire also offers programmes including dancing, music, modelling, drama, and public speaking.

Residents, stakeholders and businesses are urged to play their part in the community through the Corlett Drive Improvement Precinct.

Afrika Tikkun’s winners will spend the coming year as disability inclusion ambassadors across the organisation.

Advocate Kholeka Gcaleka says sexual extortion already fits the legal definition of corruption and should be prosecuted as such.

Rachel Mathi’s speciality includes performing musical theatre.

With more than 60% of young South Africans locked out of work, families are sliding deeper into poverty while the economy fails to create real jobs.

As the waiting mounts for the promised safety measures on Kloof Street, JRA states that they are waiting for paint to implement.

The Parktown North Residents Association remains deeply concerned about the ongoing situation at a property on 10th Avenue in Parktown North.

The dancing, singing, pageantry, and acting skills of Norwood’s youth have a home at Jozi Youth Empire.

Following the collapse of the Parkhurst Library roof, library and information services management returned to clear the books ahead of severe weather conditions.

The Bunny Hop Haven is home to different animals, but its mission goes beyond rescue to rehabilitation, responsible rehoming and proper animal care.

Parktown Boys’ High School’s first hockey team delivered an outstanding performance against Northcliff High School, making a clean sweep for the school’s A sides.

Illegal scrapyards, street mechanics, and public drinking are some issues Bramley CPF Sector 2 aims to tackle.

After donating blood and platelets and volunteering for decades, 88-year-old Michael Kimelleman believes the greatest gift anyone can give is their time.

Russian School of Ballet student Candice Desilets recently flew the South African flag high after graduating from the prestigious Vaganova Academy in St Petersburg, the first South African to do so.

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All events are offered FREE OF CHARGE.

Families, autism organisations, and sponsors came together at Paterson Park to form an inclusive environment where children with autism could be themselves while enjoying various activities.

Recognised for her dedication at Bramley SAPS, Captain Bridget Kgomotso Dladla hopes more women will consider a career in policing.

Officers were honoured for their contributions to the station during a certificate presentation ceremony hosted by Bramley SAPS.

Pirates Bowls Club was abuzz during club competition.

Open to everyone, the Killarney Country Club parkrun takes place every Saturday from 08:00 to 09:00.

Footwork and shooting skills were under scrutiny in Norwood Fit Fusion’s practice at Paterson Park.

Grade 3 girls from Norwood Primary School and Iphutheng Primary School spent Women’s Day learning about respect, confidence, and appreciation while celebrating the important women in their lives.

Women from across Johannesburg gathered at Hirsch’s Hyde Park for a Women’s Month networking event that combined conversations on skincare and wellness with opportunities to connect and empower one another.

Following an alleged hijacking incident where suspects fired shots into the air in front of learners, psychosocial support teams and trauma counselling personnel are offering their services to affected learners and staff.

Locals and businesses are urged to be active and contributing members of the Corlett Drive Improvement Precinct.

March and March protestors from Orange Grove handed over a memorandum to a representative from the Norwood Police Station, keen to attend a meeting promised to them by the station commander.

Parkview SAPS are in search of a reported missing, 59-year-old man.

Crime trends and community concerns were addressed at the Bramley Community Policing Forum Sector 2 monthly meeting

Competitors from across South Africa showcased their skills at the UWMAFSA Open Martial Arts Tournament, featuring karate and kung fu as the day’s main disciplines.

The National School of the Arts hosted the Jazz for Young People Workshop, allowing learners to learn from the award-winning artist Msaki.

A major classroom refurbishment project at Parktown Boys’ High School is creating modern learning spaces, while thoroughly highlighting the lasting impact of alumni support.

Escalating fuel prices and sharp public transport fare hikes pushed South Africa’s headline inflation rate to its highest mark since mid-2024, despite continued relief at grocery checkouts.

Gayton McKenzie has reminded federations that government support covers basic costs only and is not a blank cheque for every event or trip.

The combined impact of the two registration weekends held in June and August resulted in close to 4.7 million interactions with voters, compared to 1.7 million transactions recorded in 2021.

Thando and Freddy’s Big SDG Adventure connects Nelson Mandela’s values to the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

Entrepreneurs Lindiwe Nkuna-Kgopa and Pretty Kubyane were recognised in Johannesburg for building businesses that empower women and transform communities.

Samsung opens pre-orders for its most versatile Galaxy foldable line-up yet

Within the bustling suburbs, you will find an oasis, where nature and lifestyle seamlessly intersect.

Suspicious movement and activities at a dilapidated property on 10th Avenue in Parktown North leave residents uneasy.

Lucy Haden-Smith’s fourth-place at the Junior Open Equestrian helped her earn her place at the upcoming Philip Smith Memorial Equitation Championship taking place next year.

Leading South African designers joined the 67 Blankets campaign at Hyde Park Corner’s Made for Living launch, where art, décor and generosity came together in a celebration of design and hope.

Judy Symons steps in as the new president of the Rotary Club of Johannesburg New Dawn at an induction ceremony held in her honour.

A R1.5m campaign is upgrading classrooms at the school as part of its vision to modernise learning spaces for current learners and future generations.

For nearly six decades, Michael Kimelleman has lived by one simple principle: If you have the opportunity to help someone, do it.

Parkview residents gave back this Mandela Day, spending 67 minutes cleaning Zoo Lake and raising recycling funds to keep the beloved park’s Madiba magic alive.

Fundraising campaign strives to restore three neighbourhood parks into public spaces residents can enjoy without fear of crime, vandalism, littering and vagrancy.

For thousands of South African girls, missing school isn’t a choice. It’s a reflection of the circumstances they face every month, where something as basic as sanitary pads remains out of reach.

Karate and kung fu experts from across South Africa gathered at Paterson Park with their students for the 6th UWMAFSA Open Martial Arts Tournament, promoting unity, discipline, and sportsmanship.

Children with autism explored sport, creativity, and life skills at Paterson Park during the Shujaa Centre for Excellence’s autism open day.

At 79, Malcolm Dorfman goes to the gym, trains, and teaches karate five days a week, proving that age is simply a number.

Dream Big Kid’s U8s showed early promise but couldn’t hold off Highlands Park, falling 1–4 in a tough clash that exposed defensive gaps and left their coach vowing to rebuild and regroup for the games ahead.

More vendors are invited to get Craighall’s residents’ taste buds going.

St Mary’s School, Waverley tennis player Nini Pieterse is preparing her best serves for the Gauteng Central tennis interprovincial tournament, after coming out victorious in all her trial matches.

Thanks to a fundraising campaign, led by Roxsure and the Norwood Orchards Residents Association, the safety, security, and maintenance at Norwood Park, Algernon Park, and Oaklands Park is soon to see a huge improvement.

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Award-winning artist Msaki empowered young musicians to embrace their creative side, form healthy artistic habits, and seek opportunities during the Jazz for Young People Workshop at the National School of the Arts.

Rosies showcased individual talents, creativity, and dedication during the Rosie Land talent show.

A Mandela Day initiative brought together community stakeholders, residents and law enforcement through a clean-up of Orange Grove and Norwood parks and a spirit of giving back.

Inspired by the retirement experience she wished for her parents, local resident Matshepo Mahlangu has launched a vibrant non-profit club where seniors enjoy lively conversations, games and a signature foot massage three days a week.

The Rosebank Management District encouraged companies in the precinct to plant trees and plants for their 67 minutes to improve the space.

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Highlands Park U15 coach Marc Pallister believes his team gave it their all.

Thando and Freddy’s Big SDG Adventure book connects Mandela’s values to the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals.

Proceeds made from recyclables at Zoo Lake go towards the maintenance of the lake.

Residents, volunteers and various stakeholders joined forces to clean Norwood and Orange Grove parks as part of a Mandela Day initiative aimed at giving back to the community and encouraging residents to care for their surroundings.

BASF South Africa’s assessment at Sandringham High School highlighted the need to upgrade science laboratories, educator wellness facilities and the reception area.

For 38 years, the Reach for a Dream Foundation has been fulfilling the dreams of children with terminal illnesses, and, on July 7, at The Nelson Mandela Children’s Hospital, parents and children came together to celebrate.

Judy Symons takes over the leadership of the Rotary Club of Johannesburg New Dawn with a commitment to growing member involvement while continuing the club’s focus on supporting children through education.

Stallions produced a great performance to beat Dobsonville by 52 runs at Craighall Primary School.

Ward 72 councillor Daniel Schay is showing his disappointment in the state of his ward, especially the incomplete excavations that plague the roads, while JRA has reiterated that the wards outstanding reinstatements will soon be attended to.

Experts say fear and poor communication often prevent employees from getting the support they need when they become ill.

A Gresswold-based non-profit is helping senior citizens stay active, social and cared for during their golden years.

Each year, Nelson Mandela International Day offers an opportunity not only to honour the life and legacy of one of South Africa’s greatest leaders, but also to reflect on the values that continue to inspire positive change within our communities.

JRA is expected to complete construction of the subsoil drainage system on Fort Street in two weeks.

JRA’s investigations on Modderfontein Road have revealed that the underground sub-surface pipes beneath the road have collapsed.

Highlands Park U13 coach confirmed that the team maintained their third-place position in the league.

Wanderers Hockey Club men’s B team battled through penalty cards, noisy sidelines, and relentless opposition to secure a 5–3 win over CBC Boksburg in Illovo – a result that keeps their top four season hopes alive.

Atholl parkrun is held every Saturdays at Winston Ridge Park at 08:00.

Killarney clean-up volunteers refuse to sit back and watch their suburb turn to ruins.

March and March protestors blockaded the Builders Express entrance at Norwood Mall, vowing to return if their memorandum is not responded to.

Celebrating youth month by transferring critical skills that create employment & entrepreneurship opportunities for local economy.

City Power to install about 380m of new 11kV underground cable in Parkwood.

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Frequent, high-impact crashes at the Pretoria and Victoria streets intersection in Oaklands could soon become a thing of the past, with Johannesburg Roads Agency proposing traffic calming measures after years of community complaints.

The Bunny Hop Haven seeks community support towards its guinea pig sterilisation programme, aimed at preventing overpopulation and neglect among rescued animals.

Karate master Malcolm Dorfman believes staying active, both physically and mentally, is the key to living a fulfilling life, and is showing that age should not stop anyone from embarking on a new chapter.

St John’s College learner, Matthew Keus, trained with Rowing South Africa’s High Performance squad before competing at the National Selection Regatta.

Founder and CEO of Plataforma Asia and Indian Ocean Group Pradeepto Kumar Biswas won the vehicle, part of an auction held in honour of the fund’s 30th birthday anniversary.

Magic tricks and face painting were among the activities at Reach for a Dream Foundation’s 38th birthday celebration.

Park Care Centre’s seniors, Cobber and Anna Wilson, boast 63 years of marriage.

Pirates Club social bowls take place every Sunday from 09:00am to 12:30pm.

Parktown High School for Girls learners earned bronze medals at the international Biology Olympiad in Russia.

Youth find their roar in the National Children’s Theatre’s upcoming Disney’s The Lion King JR.

The Parkview Potjiekos Competition promises to offer strong community interest and family entertainment.

Wanderers Rugby Club captain aims for improved performances in upcoming games.

City Power to install about 380m of new 11kV underground cable in Parkwood.

85-year-old Lynne Levin has spent a lifetime turning creativity into compassion while motivating others to appreciate every stage of life.

Pink Day was a spirited day that drew the biggest crowd seen on Burger Field outside of the Easter Festivals.

Former Roedean School head girl Ita Collins reflects on achieving nine distinctions in matric.

After losing her husband, 72-year-old Elsie Dijana found comfort, creativity, and healing through sewing.

Stallions played a strong performance to defeat Dobsonville by 52 runs in a cricket match played at Craighall Primary School.

Skills, confidence, and new opportunities were created as graduates of the Union of Jewish Women Empowerment Sewing School celebrated their achievement.

The U8 teams for Highlands Park FC and Dream Big Kid took on each other in a junior football match at Highlands Park Football Club.

Grades 7 to 9 learners explored STEM career choices and skills at ORT South Africa’s Young Engineers Movement Hackathon.

The Independent Police Investigative Directorate (IPID) continues to trace suspects connected to the alleged theft of precious stones worth nearly R15m from a Killarney home.

City Power says unforeseen underground conditions delayed repairs to the damaged 11kV cable supplying Parkwood, but teams remain on site working to restore power as soon as it is safe to do so.

Two young actors, Buddy Sacks and Jason Woollatt, one a veteran of the National Children’s Theatre in Parktown and one just starting his journey talk about what the stage means to them.

Parkwood’s outage has been the subject of extensive investigations and multiple repair attempts by City Power’s technical team since May 20. Now, they have resorted to a generator to keep the lights on, while waiting for parts to do the repairs.

Vision Tactical and emergency services are on the scene in Houghton Estate after a gas explosion.

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Major General Feroz Khan was shot in Houghton yesterday evening, starting an investigation involving the Hawks, Crime Intelligence and the Political Killings Task Team (PKTT).

A 0–0 match between Norwood Young Stars and Mighty Heroes’ U13 teams, at Patterson Park, showed how being involved in sport can instill discipline, mentorship, and a positive outlook on life for young boys.

Pirates Bowls Club hosted bowlers of all ages for the semi-finals of the shantjies competition, their social bowls competition played amongst their members.

Linksfield roared as Liso Africa U13 edged Highlands Park 2–1 in a tense clash, with cheers from the sidelines and coaches calling for sharper fire despite the victory.

After losing to Elande Alberton Rugby Club, Wanderers Rugby Club aims to improve in upcoming games, in order to qualify for the playoffs.

During the Bramley Community Policing Forum Sector 2 monthly meeting, crime trends and community concerns were discussed, with stakeholders devising plans to address the worst of them.

Six learners from Greenside Primary School proved that they are future scientists after winning City of Johannesburg’s Science Scuffle finals.

A major advancement in transplant medicine has been introduced at the Wits Donald Gordon Medical Centre in Parktown, where a R2.7m liver perfusion machine has arrived.

Breaking news: Jan Smuts Avenue is closed from Dundalk Avenue in Forest Town near Saxonwold due to the shooting of a police officer. The circumstances surrounding the shooting remain under investigation, and police are working to establish the events that led to the incident.

Law enforcement and emergency services are attending to a reported crime scene at the intersection of Dundalk and Jan Smuts avenues in Parkview.

SAPS and SANTACO leaders have asked for calm ahead of planned demonstrations, warning against violence, intimidation, and disruptions to transport services.

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The time has come to register for the 2026 Hollard Daredevil Run, taking place on October 23 in an effort to raise awareness of men’s cancer.

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After losing her husband, 72-year-old Elsie Dijana found comfort, purpose, and a new passion through sewing.

55 learners from underserved communities are developing creative solutions to everyday challenges while navigating future careers in engineering and technology at a five-day hackathon in Houghton Estate.

The youth made up 80% of new voter registrations during the IEC’s registration weekend.

The Norwood Fit Fusion netball team caters to everyone looking for a game, from the age of 10 all the way to adulthood.

The DP World Lions women’s blind team represents an important step forward in creating greater accessibility and equal opportunities within the game.

Cosy fireside gatherings, family hero runs, epic rugby vibes, queer connections, and creative escapes, Johannesburg is lighting up the longest nights with heartwarming events for every vibe.

International Day for Countering Hate Speech aims to tackle the global rise in hate-fuelled communication, xenophobia, and intolerance.

After four and a half months of training, graduates of the UJW Empowerment Sewing School are about to turn their new skills into employment, entrepreneurship and community empowerment.

The Rosie Book Week aims to foster a passion for reading and storytelling throughout the school’s community.

Indlela Imbomvu is a personal exploration of identity, lineage, and becoming.

The Wanderers women’s 1st hockey team ended the first half of their season with an intense match, and a 2–1 win over Shumbas Hockey Club.

Learners from Norwood Primary School and Iphutheng Primary School came together for a day of friendship, teamwork and celebration as the ThengWood partnership became official.

The EFF says it will continue pursuing answers after meeting Cartrack over allegations surrounding the death of an employee at the company’s Rosebank offices.

Will beloved elephants Lammie, Ramadiba, and Mopane finally escape captivity? Passionate protesters are demanding urgent relocation to a sanctuary while the zoo fiercely defends their health.

Police arrested two suspects and recovered property belonging to a victim after a robbery in Rosebank.

Highlands North residents sound the alarm about questionable activity at an allegedly hijacked property.

The Consulate General of India in Johannesburg is pleased to announce that the 12th International Day of Yoga (IDY) will be celebrated on 20th June 2026 at the iconic Randburg Cricket Club, Johannesburg.

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A match between Norwood Young Stars FC and Mighty Heros FC at Paterson Park showed how being involved in sport can help mentor young boys and steer them away from drugs, violence, and other social challenges.

With full knowledge of the element that resides at the house, Norwood SAPS has intensified visibility at the property, and are carrying out regular raids in order to find suspects.

Reea Foundation provides a residential home for 39 residents in its hostel on York Avenue.

The department of education urges the community and guardians to intervene in condemning vandalism, burglaries, and theft of equipment and assets.

While the first half went Shumbas’ way, the Wanderers team fought back, taking the second half, and with it the game.

The exhibition, Indlela Imbomvu, is a personal exploration of identity, lineage, and becoming.

From warm-ups to teamwork, the Norwood Fit Fusion netball squad lights up Paterson Park with energy, unity, and a vision of growth that’s reshaping community sport.

Balderstone Sports Institute Football Academy U15 team took to the fields for running and exercise ahead of their friendly match this weekend against Johannesburg City.

New medical technology at the Parktown-based hospital could be the answer to increasing the number of donor livers available for transplant and enhancing patient outcomes.

Football fans across Johannesburg are backing Bafana Bafana and sharing messages of support as the world’s biggest sporting spectacle gets under way. Post your messages of support for our boys and your world cup predictions.

Young activists and students gathered outside Cartrack’s offices in Rosebank, picketing over allegations surrounding an employee’s death ahead of Youth Day.

Child Protection Week aims to raise awareness of children’s rights.

Lions Cricket, in partnership with DP World, officially launched the DP World Lions women’s blind team.

The EFF labour desk visited Cartrack’s Rosebank offices to find information following allegations involving the death of an employee, while the company maintains that a medical emergency occurred and denies claims that sick leave was denied.

Bramley Sector 2’s CPF and Bramley Police Station’s new station commander are committed to work together in decreasing the community’s crime statistics.

Craighall road surfaces are either poorly filled or not reinstated within a reasonable timeframe.