Local news
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City Power is experiencing a high number of vandalised streetlights
Local newsCity Power spokesperson Isaac Mangena said that streetlight cables, covers, and fittings are stripped, and the cables are used for…
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City Power announces Nersa-approved tariffs
Local newsNational Energy Regulator of SA has set at a 14.97% increase on tariffs.
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Marieke Kruger presented the Outsiders vs Insiders Prison Art Project at Fire Station Gallery in Rosebank
Local newsInsiders vs Outside Prison Project display at the Fire Station Gallery.
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Harry Oppenheimer Fellowship Awards honour Professor Sunil Maharaj on his project field of gravitational process.
Local newsSunil Maharaj's research explores the workings of gravitational processes within stars.
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St Teresa’s School learners support alumna in summiting Mount Kilimanjaro
Local newsLindsay, a fourth year medical student and a group of Wits Health Science students will be summiting Mount Kilimanjaro in…
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Discovery Soccer Park hosts legendary footballers
Local newsBernard Parker’s book titled From a Shack to Destiny is an autobiography aimed to inspire aspiring players reach the top.
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The Johannesburg Road Agency urges locals to report damaged kerbsides and missing stormwater drain covers
Local newsReplacement of stormwater drain covers form part of JRA’s reactive maintenance.
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Four JMPD officers swerved into a steel barrier on the M1 South in Houghton
Local newsFour JMPD officers sustained slight injuries on after swerving into a steel bend trying to avoid a pedestrian on the…
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Nelson Mandela Foundation welcomed Mandela Month by planting a tree with Ride4Hope
Local newsTo mark the launch of Mandela Month, the foundation and Ride4Hope planted a tree reaffirming their commitment to working with…
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Add more to the family at Woodrock
Local newsVisit the shop between 09:00 and 14:00 at The Garden Shop to view their selection of adoptable dogs.
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Who’s who in the Zoo
Local newsThe Johannesburg Zoo celebrated Father's Day on June 18 by giving their animals treats in the form of fruits and…
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Professor Philip Frankel launched his latest book Human Trafficking in South Africa
Local newsProfessor Philip Frankel said organ trafficking is one of the most lucrative forms of trafficking in the world.
