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With accidents continuing and night-time racing increasing, residents have launched a petition calling for traffic calming measures at the dangerous bend on St Audley Road in Bryanston.

Selected to represent South Africa at the Sodi World Series in Italy, 14-year-old Kiaan Mahabeer is asking the community to help him raise R200 000 to cover travel and competition costs.

From colourful costumes to confident performances, learners from Crawford International Sandton captivated audiences with a production of Cinderella – The Pantomime.

A new photography exhibition is encouraging South Africans to slow down and question what they see, as it honours the legacy of one of the country’s most influential visual storytellers.

Guests sampled Nashville Hot Chicken, Mango Chilli Salsa and Grilled Buttered Lobster at the launch event in Sandton City.

From Division 1 to Pro, players delivered standout performances as the Next Gen Padel Season 26.v1 came to an end at Bryanston Sports Club.

Already creating buzz, the HONOR 600 Lite arrives with an impressive premium metal-shield unibody structure,108MP AI Camera Button and incredible performance

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From slow-cooked stews to smart meal prepping, a local chef explains how households can stay warm and save money during the winter season.

Home Affairs clarifies status amid final consultations on Zimbabwe and Lesotho exemption permits.

Audiences in Sandton were transported to the vibrant world of Spanish music as Trio Gloriosa delivered an uplifting and inspiring lunchtime performance filled with rhythm, passion, and heartfelt expression.

A rising local team, which finished fourth in its league last season, is now battling financial strain, with its founder warning the programme could shut down without urgent support.

Nearly six months after a pipe burst damaged a key access road in Wynberg, business owners say they are still waiting for repairs and answers.

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Frustrated residents say finger-pointing between city municipal departments is allowing environmental damage to worsen on the Braamfontein Spruit.

A local learner is celebrating a major milestone after being selected to represent Southern Gauteng in hockey.

A governance and compliance specialist is urging South African employers to prioritise dignity and psychological safety, warning that workplace bullying and retaliation remain widespread but underreported.

A stacked fight card featuring rising talent and experienced contenders is set to deliver thrilling bouts this weekend.

A friendly but competitive afternoon at Morningside Country Club saw Vagabonds fall to a 5–0 defeat against Oblates in the Masters Hockey League.

Encouraging innovative thinking & problem solving for Gen Z to build sustainable solutions through STEM

A solo performance at Theatre on the Square sees Elvis du Pisanie, a retrenched salesman, confront trauma and rediscover his will to survive.

JW says pipelines along Ballyclare Drive and Hobart Road are constructed from asbestos cement material, which has exceeded its design lifespan and is now structurally compromised.

Ward 103 councillor Lynda Shackelford calls for active citizenship after only two residents reported a sewage overflow on Ballyclare Drive.

A wave of community support helped replace Sandton SPCA’s ageing vehicles, strengthening the fight against animal cruelty.

Following five crashes in two years, Bryanston resident Richard Meyer pleads with JRA for some kind of traffic calming solution on St Audley Road.

Ward 90 residents claim they were not included in decisions affecting their community space, warning that the Cricket World Cup legacy project could disrupt longstanding activities.

Children and adults with Down syndrome battled it out on the greens in celebration of World Down Syndrome Day.

Johannesburg Water’s water tests link Parkmore streets’ flooding to borehole water.

Held at Ernest Ullmann Recreation Centre, the workshop equips patients and caregivers with tools to better manage Parkinson’s disease.

Johannesburg Metropolitan Police Department has confirmed that a female driver and a female passenger were declared dead on scene after a vehicle lost control near Woodmead Drive, crashing into a bridge pillar.

A motor vehicle accident has led to the closure of the M1 northbound near Woodmead Drive, with emergency services currently on scene.

A lively Saturday fixture saw the Oblates team dominate the Vagabonds team, with both teams praising the match for its festive and friendly atmosphere.

School of Rock Sandton’s open day puts children in the spotlight, giving aspiring young musicians the chance to learn, perform, and build confidence through music.

Swiss Hotel School hospitality students turned classroom theory into meaningful community impact, hosting a vibrant day of connection, entertainment, and generosity for residents living with cerebral palsy.

Frustration grows in Sandton as residents question the city’s consultation processes and the impact of a 2027 ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup legacy project on a well-used community sports hub.

From U6 to U14, young football players benefited from high-intensity, detail-driven training, led by Everton International Academy coaches at Sandton Sports Club.

Experience a story of survival and self-discovery brought to life by Ashley Dowds.

HONOR 600 Lite launches with metal-forged unibody design and a 108MP ultra-clear camera

The State of the Women Address 2026 challenged outdated systems and called for inclusive leadership and economic empowerment.

Stallions, Panthers, and Raptors celebrated championship victories as the Africa Cricket Cup Season 4 concluded with strong performances and standout individual achievements.

After the loss of her husband, Sandy de Goede turned to crochet, not just as a hobby, but as a journey to find healing.

Crawford International Sandton Preparatory’s mini-councillors rallied their school community to collect more than 22 000 Easter eggs, turning a simple act of giving into a powerful lesson in empathy and leadership.

Months later, businesses in Wynberg say no repairs have been made to the sinkhole on 5th Street, and no answers have been given.

Fun, laughter, and giving came together as leaners at Montrose Pre-Primary School brought 60 boxes of eggs for those in need.

More young players are joining FC Pro Athletico’s practices at Sandown High School as the club continues rebuilding its grassroots football programme.

After testing several community initiatives over the past two years, the team at the Protea Hotel by Marriott Johannesburg Balalaika Sandton is stepping up efforts to provide warmth to people in need through a strengthened winter blanket campaign.

Fourteen-year-old Jesse Abro from Morningside reached a major aviation milestone after completing his first solo flight in a challenging motor glider, proving that dedication and discipline can lift young dreams off the ground.

Bryanston residents warned that illegal dumping along Braamfontein Spruit has worsened, with trucks now offloading rubble in broad daylight despite repeated reports to Johannesburg City Parks and Zoo.

Bryanston resident Richard Meyer said it is time for Johannesburg Roads Agency to put speed humps, as five cars have crashed into his home wall in two years.

Rapid migration, overcrowded classrooms, and teacher shortages are placing a strain on Gauteng’s schools, with officials warning that infrastructure development is not keeping up with demand.

Johannesburg Water’s water tests link Parkmore streets’ flooding to borehole water.

Ward 103 councillor Lynda Shackelford calls for active citizenship after only two residents reported a sewage overflow on Ballyclare Drive.

Following safety concerns raised on Ballyclare Drive due to non-functional streetlights, City Power confirmed that eight streetlights have been restored, with eleven yet to be repaired.

Johannesburg FC is giving young men purpose and opportunity through sport, but financial challenges now threaten the future of the growing team.

The long-awaited joint site inspection between Johannesburg Roads Agency and Johannesburg Water has brought long-overdue clarity, identifying the origin of the water that continues to erode Parkmore roads.

Nine-year-old Layah Gliksman celebrates champion titles after a week of dedication, teamwork, and a special bond with her ponies.

Local writer Melinda Ferguson shares how grief, love, and an unlikely rescue inspired her deeply personal memoir, Swift.

Residents say delays and poor repairs have turned a simple pipe fix into a major road hazard.

After several failed scheduled site visits, residents hope a rescheduled April site visit will finally bring progress to Victoria Avenue.

Ward 103 councillor says residents will be forced to do a petition if Johannesburg Water continues to ignore her plea to replace ageing pipes bursting monthly on Ballyclare Drive and Hobart Road.

Overcrowded classrooms, teacher shortages, and infrastructure backlogs remain major challenges, despite record matric results and rising education budgets.

Attendance is on the rise at FC Pro Athletico, where weekly training sessions are drawing more young players to the field as the club continues its grassroots revival.

A beloved ‘90s romance comes to life on stage as Pretty Woman: The Musical prepares for its Johannesburg run following a celebrated Cape Town season.

Triple triumph and exceptional season for Brescia House School lifesaving star Grace Prince.

After months of concern over an unrepaired road excavation, the utility says the installation is not part of its network, raising questions of accountability and ownership.

A lively lunchtime concert filled with rhythm, passion and elegance left audiences captivated as Trio Gloriosa delivered a memorable Spanish-inspired performance at Theatre on the Square.

Ward 103 councillor Lynda Shackleford urged residents to report issues promptly following a three-day sewage overflow on Ballyclare Drive.

Motorists can now drive normally after the Johannesburg Roads Agency finalised repairs to the sinkhole site.

Police arrested one suspect and recovered two unlicensed firearms after a high-speed chase linked to an attempted robbery near a Sandton hotel, while two other suspects remain on the run.

Johannesburg Roads Agency and Johannesburg Water met on site to determine the cause of the ongoing water flow and sinkholes, with residents demanding swift action after years of inaction.

Motorists to face major delays in Sandton after a shooting incident led to the closure of Katherine Street beneath the Grayston Drive overpass, with police still processing the crime scene.

Emergency services responded to reports of shots fired on Katherine Street in Sandown, with motorists urged to avoid the area while authorities assess the situation.

Africa’s esports scene is officially hitting its peak as the PUBG Mobile National Championship (PMNC) brings high-stakes competition, massive fan rewards, and a clear pathway to the global stage.

A young aviation enthusiast from Morningside is proving that discipline and determination can take you far, even into the cockpit of a demanding motor glider.

Think your local paper is an isolated voice in South Africa’s vast landscape? Think again. It is part of a trusted media network, reaching millions – in print, online and via mobile apps.

Get that final, clean-cut finish before the frost hits with Africa’s toughest mowers.

Award-winning Sandton artist Tresor says performing in celebration of Hugh Masekela is one of the greatest honours of his life.

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

At just 15, Brescia House School’s Zalah David rises to the top of the junior girls title at the 2026 Orienteering Schools League.

Motorists forced into oncoming traffic can expect relief as long-problematic tree roots in Gallo Manor are removed.

A renewed focus on structured community support has prompted a Sandton hotel to expand its winter donation campaign, aiming to provide warmth to vulnerable residents across the area.

Local author Melinda Ferguson opens up about loss, resilience, and the unexpected inspiration behind her memoir Swift.

An Easter egg hunt created memorable holiday moments for families visiting the library.

Machines with specialised local support, and built for Gauteng gardens.

Maison Deux, a new luxury concept at Hyde Park Corner, unites global fashion, refined homeware, and South Africa’s first Marc Jacobs Café in a single destination.

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

Discover how televisions certified with Real Quantum Dot technology elevate the viewing experience with greater colour accuracy and precision.

Africa pushes for a stronger voice and fair benefit-sharing in global health systems.

A peaceful march during the Buy Local Summit highlights how illegal trade continues to undercut South African businesses.

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.

A senior martial arts instructor from Australia is sharing his skills and experience with local practitioners as part of a special African tour promoting Iaido.

Johannesburg Roads Agency has completed backfilling work by the promised deadline, improving driving conditions on Chaplin Street.

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.

A packed crowd, last-minute heartbreak, and thrilling rugby clashes define an unforgettable second day at KES Easter Festival.

After an electric opening day, the festival continues with more high-intensity rugby and hockey action at KES

Rugby Festival continues to grow, attracting teams and supporters from across South Africa.

Hoërskool Randburg U19 will be playing against the New Zealand team next, on Monday, April 6.

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.

Winning will always matter. But winning with respect and losing with dignity is what truly defines the spirit of sport.

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.

JRA has set a new inspection date following a failed February visit, while residents await action.

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 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.

After more than 30 finishes, Kevin Davie shares why preparation, partnership and river knowledge are essential for success in the iconic canoe marathon.

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.

Festivals ignite passion, build skills, and foster community, leaving a lasting impact on players, families, and clubs across South Africa.

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.

From designer-inspired desserts to a New York-style café atmosphere, the arrival of Marc’s by Marc Jacobs introduces a fresh lifestyle experience where fashion and food meet under one roof.

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.

Wendywood Clinic commemorate World TB Day with a call for early testing and full treatment, as many patients quit medication too soon.

From finding his footing in Grade 10 to earning full colours in three disciplines, one learner’s journey reflects determination, growth, and a commitment to excellence.

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

A colourful stage, giant cupcakes, and a powerful message about hope portrayed in Sandton.

As youth anxiety rises, theatre is becoming a powerful tool for connection and self-expression. Director Kerry Anne Beldon says the stage is helping young people find their voice through productions like Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.

Residents say, after weekly complaints, which were ignored for months, JW has backfilled the excavation, only partially fixing the problem, and leaving motorists at risk.

A vibrant colouring party, as children and families gathered at the library to celebrate reading, creativity, and the joy of learning during the school holidays.

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From stigma to late diagnosis, experts say misunderstanding obesity is delaying treatment and putting lives at risk, while those living with the condition say the emotional burden is often invisible.

A men’s empowerment conference in Wendywood tackled substance use, mental health stigma, and the importance of discipline and integrity.

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.

Kgolane will lead the Saintees, while Ackermann will be in charge of the Saints,

The bowls event hosted at Morningside Country Club created a safe space for children and adults with Down syndrome to play and feel included.

Held in Sandton, the State of Women’s Address 2026 challenges South Africans to move beyond talk and drive real change on gender equality.

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.

Local running community turned out in full force at Ernest Ullmann Park prior to Easter holidays

Curious minds at Montrose Pre Primary School scoured the playground for hidden eggs as the school hosted its annual Easter Hunt event.

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

TB nurse Feluca Letsoalo warned that patients stopping treatment too soon remains a major challenge, despite tuberculosis being curable.

The road is repaired, but residents in Illovo still want answers about why it took so long and why communication was lacking.

Speakers at the 2026 WPN Thought Leadership Conference highlighted the gap between women’s qualifications and leadership representation, calling for bold action and systemic change.

A day of speed, colour, and teamwork saw learners and teachers unite in a fun-filled fundraiser.

Longstanding potholes in Woodmead spark frustration as JRA points to budget limits and ageing roads.

The big opening at Sandton Gate will be filled with colourful rewards and great prizes.

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

After the loss of her husband, Sandy de Goede turned to crochet, not just as a hobby, but as a journey to find healing.

Health professionals are urging South Africans to speak openly about obesity and seek help earlier, warning that stigma is delaying treatment and putting lives at risk.

Mini councillors lead school-wide effort to bring Easter joy to children in need.

Following a painful race walking exit last month, Curro Rivonia athlete Paballo Lebuso is ready to return to the track, and compete for a podium spot.

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.

Residents in Sandown have launched a petition opposing a towering student accommodation plan they call madness for a residential area which is already choked with traffic.

A Grade 00 classroom is proving that creativity and choice are key to early childhood development.

Business leaders share lessons in resilience, growth, and leadership at the Forbes Woman Africa gathering.

A men’s empowerment conference in Wendywood tackled substance use, mental health stigma, and the importance of discipline and integrity.

SPCA hosted their fourth golf day at Houghton Golf Club.

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

Utility says the asbestos pipeline remains within its lifespan despite five failures since 2021 and ongoing concerns from residents and the local councillor.

Bryanston Primary School learners and parents turned compassion into action, donating essential winter items in support of vulnerable children at Kids Haven.

Led by head coach Igor Lunnemann, the team overcame tough opponents and early challenges to claim the tournament trophy.

Former EFC heavyweight star Daniel Wilhelm Strauss has traded the cage for coaching at Apex South Gym. Now, he’s seeking sponsors to fuel a new generation of fighters and community programmes in Johannesburg.

Discovery Limited has partnered with Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu and Jesse Kriel as its newest brand ambassadors.

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

Smoke and loud underground blasts near Third and Melville Roads have sparked safety fears, with a local security guard warning that someone might get hurt if not attended to.

The energy was electric as fans and media gathered in Sandton to watch the Season 6 finale of one of South Africa’s biggest reality shows.

Big sister shares lessons on support, resilience and letting young athletes find their own path.

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

Concussion awareness: recognising symptoms, risks and the importance of proper management in young athletes.

Vier meer as twee eeue van rugbygeskiedenis en groeiende Paasnaweek-koors in Johannesburg.

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.

Ward councillor Lori Coogan is urging the city to trial new piping technology after repeated failures of an ageing asbestos cement supply line.

Twelve schools from across Southern Africa to compete as festival blends sport, entertainment and charity initiatives

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

The curtain rose on March 21 as Redhill School launched its first major production in a newly renovated theatre, showcasing learners’ talent, and a timeless story about youth and identity.

Men from across the community gathered in Wendywood for an honest conversation on addiction, responsibility, and personal growth during a men’s conference themed: The man in the mirror.

Ziyakhala Mo Sun City Music Festival returns with a powerful local launch in Sandton.

What started as a clothing drive in Bryanston became a lesson in empathy, community, and meaningful impact.

A long-standing safety risk caused by raised tar and invasive tree roots in Gallo Manor is finally being tackled following rain and equipment issue delays.

An international kendo master visitor in RKC Dojo in Rivonia reflects on her decades-long journey and the growing presence of women in martial arts.

Residents say delays and limited feedback from authorities are heightening safety concerns.

Calls grow for mandatory benefit-sharing in global pandemic response systems.

Sandton paddler Mohammed Patel once again proved his endurance on the river after completing the demanding Dusi Canoe Marathon.

Increased waste volumes and landscapers using the facility are straining the Ballyclare garden refuse site in Bryanston, with the Ward 103 councillor calling for urgent action from Pikitup.

From leadership to AI and mental health, the summit brought together powerful voices shaping Africa’s future.

The Johannesburg Coin Show promises rare coins, live auctions, expert advice, and the launch of a strictly limited 2026 Proof Silver Krugerrand.

For Grade 7 learner Kieran Moodley, performing in Shrek the Musical Jr is both exciting and challenging as he balances schoolwork with rehearsals.

A passion for running and map work powered Zalah David, from Brescia House School, to overall victory in the juniors category the 2026 Orienteering Schools League.

A mix of speed, strategy, and determination has earned Abigail Hughes a trophy in the 2026 Orienteering Schools League.

A simple classroom activity is shaping more than just clay; it is shaping confident, expressive young learners.

Sandton, Johannesburg – 28 February 2026 – Netball and cricket teams from local schools brought their A-game to the Montrose Night Challenge, an exciting sporting event celebrating youth talent, teamwork and community spirit.

Parents and community members can contribute by donating new or gently used pet items or by making financial contributions directly to the NGO.

What began as a search for an after-school activity has grown into a life-changing journey of confidence, discipline, and belonging for Rivonia teen Shaka Shumba.

Follow four predator families fighting for survival in Zambia. ‘Kingdom’ premieres tonight.

Following concerns raised by councillor Lynda Shackleford, JRA says the service provider will be appointed to investigate the cause of the damage.

For nearly 25 years, husband-and-wife duo Kristel Birkholtz and Rory Gaddin have built a quiet but enduring career rooted in love, resilience, and live performance.

A large volunteer clean-up saw hundreds of bags of waste collected from the Sandspruit River greenbelt as residents push to transform the neglected space into a safe public park.

After four weeks of fierce competition and unforgettable matches, Rivonia and Bryandale primary schools stood tall as champions of the 2026 Alfeco Montrose Dream Big Night Challenge.

Soft rain doesn’t stop market goers from enjoying food, crafts and community as the popular Parkmore market begins another year of monthly trading.

Political and community leaders shared their views about the importance of sharing and unity, especially for those in need, at the friendship and dialogue dinner hosted at the Nizamiye Mosque Complex.

With increased pressure on the Ballyclare garden refuse site in Bryanston, Pikitup outlines operational limits, waste removal plans, and measures to address illegal dumping.

Two of South Africa’s top rugby players, Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu and Jesse Kriel, will work with Discovery on campaigns encouraging wellbeing and responsible financial choices.

The streets of Melrose, Birdhaven and Rosebank buzzed with energy as the annual JPMorganChase Corporate Challenge returned with thousands of participants.

Crawford International Sandton learner Kieran Moodley is living his dream on stage as part of the colourful cast of Shrek The Musical Jr at the Joburg Theatre.

The local learner from Morningside looks forward to the 2026 Toyota Equestrian Series.

An exhibition is often judged by what people see on the walls or standing in the room, but sometimes the real story lies in how it all came together.

City Power says material shortages and repeated infrastructure vandalism are the major contributors to the delay in repairs of the non-functional streetlights on Ballyclare Drive.

Comedians and fans came out in numbers as the Savanna Comics’ Choice Comedy Awards announced this year’s nominees and confirmed The Goliaths as hosts for the upcoming ceremony.

In a two-person drama inspired by Maria Callas, Fiona Ramsey plays a fading diva confronting truth, legacy and sacrifices behind a life on stage.

Principal Johan Lourens outlines academic, discipline, and infrastructure reforms aimed at raising results and restoring pride.

Community members question maintenance delays, incomplete grass cutting, and worsening environmental damage at the Morningside greenbelt.

From acting to set design, learners work together to stage a lively school production.

City Power says the area is now safe near Third and Melville roads in Hyde Park after isolating a damaged cable linked to repeated underground blasts.

Motorists and residents near the Wanderers Club should expect traffic disruptions on March 12, as thousands of runners take part in the JPMorganChase Corporate Challenge Johannesburg.

A Sandton entrepreneur is encouraging young people to work hard, stay disciplined, and believe success is within reach with determination.

After nearly two decades on the river, experienced paddler Mohammed Patel said the legendary canoe race continues to test athletes mentally and physically every year.

A dramatic comeback, relentless training, and a strong team culture helped Michael Mount Waldorf School’s U19 basketball team secure one of the biggest school basketball titles in southern Africa.

Three years after the issue was reported to Johannesburg Roads Agency, councillor Lynda Shackelford says safety and environmental risks remain, especially since an office block across the road was renovated into apartments.

Johannesburg City Parks and Zoo says decision was taken as a last resort following complaints and an arboricultural assessment.

Looking for something new at 52, Paul Bothma joined a Rivonia dojo, which has helped him build resilience and focus.

A Redhill School learner Ariella ten Tusscher is already making waves on the tennis court, winning two Tennis South Africa Rainbow Kidz tournaments despite competing against older players.

Young players spent a full day on the pitch at Discovery Soccer Park as clubs began preparing for the upcoming soccer season.

After approximately 95% of motorists were seen swerving into the opposite lane to avoid the raised pothole, Johannesburg City Parks and Zoo says root pruning on Carnation Street is set for next week.

Local dojo students stepped onto a larger stage of learning when they attended the international kendo seminar.

After logging an outage nearly a month ago, Ward 103 councillor Lynda Shackelford questions whether the city’s three-day streetlight repair promise is being honoured.

What was meant to be a celebratory reopening of Pretoria Avenue after nearly two years of disruption was abruptly postponed after another pipe burst created a sinkhole just hours before the ribbon-cutting ceremony.

Ward 103 councillor Lynda Shackelford is calling on Pikitup to urgently intervene as the Bryanston garden refuse site battles increasing waste loads and operational strain.

A burst pipe and road collapse outside a Wynberg business have remained unrepaired for nearly four months, leaving companies struggling with lost revenue, safety concerns and restricted access.

After multiple pipe failures in four years, ward councillor Lori Coogan is urging the city to replace ageing asbestos water pipes.

Security officers pursued a suspect after an alleged attempted cellphone robbery at a Petervale shopping centre in Sandton, where shots were fired on Wednesday evening.

As World Kidney Day approaches, Transplant Education for Living Legacies calls for early detection, better hydration habits, and fair access to life-saving transplants.

Justin Sher, Crawford International Sandton College Class of 2025 top achiever, says success in matric comes from consistency and discipline, but also from living a balanced life, and having a little fun.

After months of complaints and temporary soil fixes, Johannesburg Roads Agency completed the repairs at 4th Avenue and 10th Road in Kew, but questions on long-term rehabilitation remain.

After she couldn’t get to the finish line at the CGA Track and Field League 4, Paballo Lebuso did not step back, preparing for the 2026 Central Gauteng Athletics Provincial Championships.

Crawford International Sandton College’s domestic animal interact board is supporting a student-run rescue that rehabilitates abandoned kittens while teaching learners empathy beyond service hours.

Security guard Haswel Zuma has warned of a dangerous hole caused by suspected underground cable bursts near a busy pedestrian walkway used by residents and schoolchildren, calling for urgent intervention before someone is hurt.

For 16-year-old Shaka Shumba, kendo has become more than a sport; it’s become a lesson in resilience and self-belief.

Inspired by her mother’s 43-year riding journey, Redhill learner Hannah Benjamin focuses on resilience, precision, and teamwork ahead of the 2026 Toyota Equestrian Series.

Sandown commuters say traffic around Emeris has turned into an all-day jam. Campus management, JMPD, and Ward 91 councillor Andrew Stewart provide their feedback on what’s being done to tackle the problem.

JRA says the new date for the operation will be confirmed once the TLB becomes available.

Despite repeated reports to Johannesburg Water, a pipe burst and a deep excavation between on Mngeni Road continues to pose safety risks for River Club residents.

Passionate knitters and crocheters gathered at Rosebank Union Church to continue their mission to create handmade blankets for those in need, as part of the 67 Blankets for Nelson Mandela Day initiative.

Johannesburg Water says full operational capacity has been restored as it rolls a catch-up plan to tackle service backlogs.

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

From vibrant dance performances to flavour-packed food stalls, the Ernest Ullman Park Summer Market served up a delicious blend of culture and community spirit.

Curro Rivonia powered their way to a second-place finish at a competitive yet friendly interschool swimming gala.

Thrilling clash sees Parktown take early lead and hold off Jeppe in a 11-6 win.

For over 20 years, the Friday lunch hour concerts at Theatre on the Square have offered Sandton audiences an accessible, uplifting classical music escape.

What began with thunder and lightning ended in music, fire-breathing and fierce cricket and netball clashes as the beloved inter-school tournament officially opened its 25th edition.

A R10 000 donation and a candy floss machine are set to strengthen outreach programmes and add flavour to future fundraising events at Sandton SPCA.

Hosts hold their nerve in a tightly contested second-day encounter to secure a narrow victory

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

City Parks says ecological preservation limits the cutting of grass at the Morningside park, while residents raise concerns over overgrowth and safety.

After a major burst left a homeowner flooded and suburbs without water, Ward councillor Lori Coogan is questioning why the repair site was closed so quickly and whether the ageing asbestos cement pipeline is fit to withstand pressure.

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

A mature tree that had been leaning over Freezia Road in Wendywood was removed after Johannesburg City Parks and Zoo determined it posed a safety risk following a detailed inspection.

Nearly 80 feral cats and countless dogs rely on Ilona Gersun every day. Facing mounting costs and deteriorating kennels, she’s asking the community to help protect the animals who have no one else.

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

Agency confirms no scope changes or cost overruns, as weather and pipe bursts are blamed for prolonged construction.

Amid mounting traffic complaints in Sandown, Emeris management, JMPD, and Ward 91 councillor Andrew Stewart provided their feedback on what’s being done to tackle the problem.

With discipline reforms already under way, the school’s new leadership says a sunrise moment has begun.

Historic water polo tradition meets rising basketball rivalry in Kensington showcase this weekend. Get the full weekend fixtures here.

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Ahead of Ramadan, Sandton brow entrepreneur Unaiza Suliman enters the beauty tech space with the launch of her AI-powered mobile app.

With powerful hardware working together with an industry-leading camera system and intuitive AI experiences, everyday tasks have never been easier and faster.

Boarder inspired by Liverpool FC sets sights on basketball and soccer success after switch from hockey.

JMPD officers stationed outside the varsity say they were instructed to monitor traffic, as several vehicles are fined and removed.

With only 20 parking spaces proposed for 1 100 bedrooms, Sandown residents have launched a petition opposing the application of a 12-storey student accommodation development at Erf 124, Sandown Ext 10.

Johannesburg City Parks and Zoo says root pruning on Carnation Street is set for next week, with Johannesburg Roads Agency expected to do the repairs to the damaged surface.

The STEM Competition is a transformative experience that empowers grade 10 and 11 South African learners with the critical skills to innovate & solve real-world challenges.

What started with one painting has grown into a full exhibition built on friendship and shared creativity.

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

Johannesburg’s biggest corporate run returns with a fresh look, 14 000 participants, Laureus ambassadors, and a Mi Casa headline performance.

From blocked driveways to bumber-to-bumper congestion on Grayston Drive, Rivonia Road, and Katherine Street, locals warn that Emeris campus is overwhelming Sandown’s infrastructure.

The city has responded to the illegal billboard being erected at Innesfree Park without approval.

Following complaints from residents, Ward 109 councillor Lori Coogan confirms Johannesburg City Parks and Zoo will remove a tree leaning on Freezia Road in Wendywood to ensure public safety.

After more than six months of appeals, partial grass cutting at the Morningside park has raised fresh concerns about the city’s maintenance plans.

Ward 109 councillor says about 95% of motorists are swerving into the opposite lane to avoid a raised pothole on Carnation Street, prompting urgent intervention from relevant city entities.

With renewed focus for the new equestrian season, Aqua Indiana Douglas Pedersen looks forward to displaying her skills.

A free career expo helps learners discover exciting opportunities after school.

Residents are calling for urgent intervention after an excavation site was left unattended for months.

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

After more than 10 years of road collapse, Parkmore residents are still waiting for answers. With heavy rains worsening the damage, municipal departments have now committed to a joint site inspection.

Despite repeated reports to Johannesburg Water, a pipe burst and a deep excavation between on Mngeni Road continues to pose safety risks for River Club residents.

After already raising R225 000 swimming the Midmar Mile, Taariqa Archary is calling on the community to help her reach the fundraising goal of R500 000 for neurological care.

The February 6 reopening date has passed, but visible progress on site suggests the long-running project is nearing completion.

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.

Residents are calling for urgent intervention after an excavation site was left unattended for months.

With inspector cars nearing 400 000km and breaking down during rescues, the Sandton SPCA is appealing for community support to raise R1.5m to continue with their anti-cruelty work.

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.

Provibes Netball SA is turning Saturdays into a welcoming social netball experience for players of all levels at Sandton Sports Club.

Local and international teams are expected to bring their A-team in today’s games.

A Wendywood homeowner says knee-high water flooded his house after a burst pipe on his street ran for nearly two hours before being shut off.

Nearly 25 years in music and marriage, Kristel Birkholtz and Rory Gaddin, who make up Cherry Pill, are turning Friday lunchtime into a romantic live escape at the Theatre on the Square.

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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Natalie Hodgson may be soft-spoken, but she’s fearless on canvas, bringing bold colour, layered texture, and personal transformation to the Rooted in Connection exhibition at Morning Glen Mall.

Close finishes and comebacks were the order of the day of schools basketball at the Brixton Multipurpose Centre.

A tip-off about a billboard being erected without approval at Innesfree Park has led Ward 91 councillor Andrew Stewart to sniff out the truth.

Redhill School riders gear up for an exciting season.

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

Extra agapanthus plants at Parkmore Nursery School have blossomed into a beautiful community project as the school transforms a dusty intersection into a vibrant verge garden.

Talitha Oosthuizen is about to trek to Everest Base Camp not just for adventure, but to speak out against human trafficking and rhino poaching.

A themed run turned Valentine’s month into a fun fitness celebration for Nedbank Running Club Sandton.

Ward 91 councillor Andrew Stewart says residents deserve clear timelines and full accountability for the Katherine Street and Pretoria Avenue project. 

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.

Two months after a pipe burst on Mngeni Road in River Club, an open excavation and ongoing leak have left residents frustrated and safety concerns mounting.

Following concerns raised by Ward 103 councillor Lynda Shackelford over crumbling River Club roads, despite the MMC for transport’s assurance that enough asphalt would be available to do repairs in December, the city blames asphalt plant maintenance for delays, with Johannesburg Roads Agency now addressing the backlog.

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

The sinkhole in Chaplin Street is partly closed off as JRA investigates the damage.

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.

Johannesburg Water confirms repairs will begin tomorrow or Wednesday at Benmore Shopping Centre after two weeks of clean water loss.

After nearly a year of follow-ups, repeated visits to the municipal offices, and ongoing reporting by Sandton Chronicle, Portia Nyathi has finally received her municipal statement under her name, bringing relief and renewed hope for her pensioner rebate application.

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.

Excitement filled the courts at Montrose Primary School as the school celebrated the 25th anniversary of its night challenge tournament until heavy rain and lightning brought the evening to an early end.

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.

Runners, walkers, families and even four-legged friends filled Riverside Park in Bryanston in celebration of love, fitness and community spirit on Valentine’s Day.

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.

Heavy December rains have worsened collapsing infrastructure at some of the key intersections in Parkmore, with community leaders warning that more delays in repairs could lead to further road failures.

With vehicles clocking nearly 400 000km and failing during active rescues, the Sandton SPCA is calling on the community to help raise R1.5m to keep their inspectors on the road.

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Art lovers and collectors gathered in Sandton to celebrate the unveiling of the ifa crafted heritage collection honouring rural KZN artisans.

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.

The DA Johannesburg Shadow MMC for Finance, Chris Santana, says the residents are being misled after the city released opposing statements about whether municipal statements are reflecting on its E-Venus billing system.

Business coach Graham Mitchell says sustainable growth does not come from big ideas but from consistently doing the right small things.

Although the February 6 completion date has passed, visible progress on site suggests the long-running roadworks are now in their final stages.

Grade 11 learner Esmé Kruger turned personal loss into purpose, completing the demanding Midmar Charity 8-Mile Challenge in support of Cansa.

An open excavation site, left unattended for months, has sparked frustration among Illovo residents, who say the damaged road is unsafe and harming the image of their neighbourhood.

Ward 103 councillor Lynda Shackelford calls on MMC for Transport Kenny Kunene to explain delays in road repairs after he made assurances that there would be enough asphalt to repair potholes during December holidays.

The ongoing water leak at Benmore Shopping Centre has sparked outrage, with Ward 103 councillor Lynda Shackelford warning that service backlogs and recent disruptions at Johannesburg Water are worsening the city’s water crisis.

Cameron, Barrett, and Ladson went stroke for stroke in a high-energy swimming showdown.

Bryanston-based judo coach Sensei Kayden Wethmar explains how judo helps children grow in confidence, discipline, and self-belief, both on and off the mat.

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.

A growing sinkhole at 15 Chaplin Street in Illovo has raised safety concerns among residents and motorists, with calls for urgent permanent repairs.

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.

Motorists in Kew can once again drive safely after the Johannesburg Roads Agency completed the repairs at the corner of 10th Road and 4th Avenue.

From loud chants to shared memories, Kaizer Chiefs supporters came out in full force as Amakhosi and Carling Black Label officially renewed their long-standing partnership in Bryanston.

Curro Rivonia’s Camryn Jones is preparing to represent his school at the 2026 South African National Swimming Championships, facing all the pressure and training that comes with that.

Martin Pieterse secures first place finish in the men’s 40-49 category at the Gauteng Provincial Trial championships.

Actor Daniel Anderson brings Charlie Chaplin’s famous Tramp back to the stage, exploring childhood, truth and the dangers of fake news in a one-man musical at Theatre on the Square.

Racing against 13 and 14-year-olds, Xander Venter, who is only 12, delivered a powerful performance, winning gold in the 100m breaststroke.

Hundreds of theatre lovers filled the seats with extra chairs along the walkways on the first day of the Nobody Told Me show at the theatre.

Local players at Parkmore have started early pre-season training to help young players sharpen their skills ahead of the new season.

Councillor says firm timelines are now essential to restore public confidence.

The City of Johannesburg led a joint enforcement operation to crack down on illegal advertising at the corner of Ballyclare Drive and Winnie Mandela Drive.

Tariqa Archary finished the Midmar Mile in 01:11:00, raising R225 000 towards her goal to raise R500 000 to fund neurological therapy for 100 patients.

Crawford International Sandton College Class of 2025 top achiever Justin Sher shares advice with the Class of 2026, saying balance, consistency, and discipline matter more than sacrifice.

From competitive spells to loud cheers on the sidelines, the Africa Cricket Cup continued at Fairways Primary School with a gripping match between Raptors Cricket Blue and Stallions Cricket.

Brescia House School learners lit up the stage with a vibrant production of Hairspray.

Local soccer club FC Pro Athletico is getting back to its roots by hosting training sessions at Sandown High School, including two free trials for first-timers.

Law enforcement and private security are monitoring a demonstration outside the US Consulate on Sandton Drive, with motorists urged to proceed with caution.

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Quadriplegic swimmer Taariqa Archary will brave the Midmar Mile, aiming to raise R500 000 to fund neurological therapy for 100 patients.

Persistent rains and stretched city resources have slowed routine upkeep, but a local initiative in Bryanston is helping keep public spaces clean and safe.

City Power says many of the outages are due to ongoing road construction projects that have repeatedly damaged underground feeder cables.

A much needed discussion in Sandton highlighted the need for mentorship, coaching and emotional support to help entrepreneurs turn ambition into long-term success.

Xiaomi launches the REDMI Note 15 Series with an epic podcast recorded atop Tugela Falls, showcasing innovation, endurance, and adventure in tech.

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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.

Residents who need help with municipal debt are being blocked by slow and broken systems at the City of Johannesburg, according to Ward 81 councillor Joanne Horwitz.

After years of visits to municipal offices and repeated follow ups, Portia Nyathi is still unable to transfer her late husband’s municipal account, preventing her from accessing the expanded social package meant for pensioners, but a little light may be at the end of the tunnel, after several officials reached out after seeing the article in the Sandton Chronicle.

Sensei Sahir Kalyan, from Tatami Judo in Bryanston, explains how athletes are trained to handle pressure, improve their skills, and compete at higher levels.

DA Johannesburg Shadow MMC for Finance Chris Santana says residents are being misled after the City of Johannesburg released contradictory statements about municipal payments not reflecting due to failures by the e-Venus billing system.

The Basketball Africa League says building strong professionals off the court is key to the future of African basketball.

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Motorists and businesses may soon breathe easier as work at the busy Pretoria Avenue and Katherine Street intersection moves closer to completion, with contractors racing against the weather to finish the final touches.

Camryn Jones is tackling hell month training and aiming to smash personal bests at the 2026 South African National Championships.

Locals are invited to come and enjoy kasi-flavoured dishes made by Chef D at the Wakanda Village Sandton Market.

Bryanston Primary School teacher Martin Pieterse secures gold in the men’s 40-49 age category at the Gauteng Provincial Time Trials.

Vicky Tu prepares to reach the summit of Mount Toubkal to support the Sandton SPCA’s inspectorate division.

Bea Campbell-Cloete calls on residents to work together to improve their suburbs.

Bea Campbell-Cloete calls on residents to help reclaim their neighbourhoods.

A woman was killed and a driver injured when gunmen opened fire on a vehicle in Kew.

Bryanston Sports Club’s bowls greens buzzed with energy on January 31 as bowlers took to the greens for a friendly game while also preparing some bowlers for the 2026 Perfect Delivery JBA 4s semi-finals.

Bramley View residents community safety meeting exposed a disconnection between official crime statistics and residents daily experiences, as frustration over police unresponsiveness to reported crime took centre stage.