Local news
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Psychiatrist dispels misconceptions around schizophrenia
Local newsRIVONIA – Dr Tonyane said that in some cases, the lockdown intensified feelings of anxiety and reinforced existing delusions among…
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Matrics don’t delay, get your higher education applications out of the way
Local newsJOBURG –The Independent Institute of Education reminds matriculants to apply for their 2021 higher education academic year, as applications close…
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Fight human trafficking through collaboration
Local newsSANDTON –During September an estimated 30 per cent of all calls reported to the South African National Human Trafficking Hotline…
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Will you adopt a furry friend?
Local newsSANDTON – The organisation would like to encourage community members to adopt a furry friend.
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Good nutrition for good immunity even during lockdown
Local newsThe National Department of Health in collaboration with other organisations in the health sector, provide tips on how to maintain…
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No ETR for Bryanston power outage on 12 October
Local newsBRYANSTON – City Power apologised for the inconvenience caused.
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American citizens in SA urged to vote
Local newsU.S citizens living in South Africa are encouraged to cast their ballot for the U.S presidential election taking place in…
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Covid-19: Makhura discharges Health MEC Bandile Masuku of his duties
Local newsPremier David Makhura said that the SIU report found that Masuku had failed to execute his functions in compliance with…
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Imperial Wanderers Stadium joins the ‘green’ history books
Local newsILLOVO – The SolarSaver Group customised installation will help reduce the stadium’s grid reliance and power up the 28 000-person…
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Foundation calls on private sector to improve engagement with NPOs
Local newsSANDTON – Many non-profit organisations could not operate at full capacity during the lockdown as a number of corporate and…
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Support the Sunflower Fund by buying a Tope
Local newsThe much-loved and practical Tube of Hope (Tope) in support of The Sunflower Fund goes on sale from the beginning…
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Jacaranda Avenue residents trim bushes for safety
Local newsBRYANSTON – Residents of Jacaranda Avenue cleared an area that is allegedly a notorious hideout and escape route for criminals.
