Local news
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Celebrating Athol’s 250th parkrun
Local newsAthol Parkrun has become a cornerstone of the community, bringing people together and fostering a healthier lifestyle.
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Sandton learner shines in prestigious ballet production
Local newsJenna Levin’s success is a testament to the vibrant and nurturing environment that the school provides for all its learners.
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Pollution still an issue in the Jukskei river, especially with rain season coming
Local newsJukskei river stakeholders were asked for an assessment ahead of rainy season in Sandton.
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Axel – the market-hopping bulldog
Local newsAxel may be the biggest seven-month-old dog in northern Johannesburg at this point.
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Resident concern over water meter readings during water outage at Hurlingham
Local newsFollowing a recent water outage in Hurlingham, a local resident is calling on Johannesburg Water to address an issue with…
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Johnnie Walker Blonde and Happyville collaborate in bold new venture
Local newsA blend of vibrant fashion and whisky culture comes to life as Johnnie Walker Blonde partners with Johannesburg’s Happyville to…
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Sandton CPF seeks dedicated community members for Sector 1 committee
Local newsPeople Interested in being part of the Sector 1 committee are urged to submit their nominations promptly to help shape…
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A new chapter in financial literacy for South Africa’s High School youth in Sandton
Local newsAs South Africa continues to grapple with economic challenges, the Rethink Rands programme offers a beacon of hope, promising to…
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McDonald’s South Africa partners to empower youth through hospitality training
Local newsMcDonald’s SA joins forces with CATHSSETA to train 1 400 unemployed youth in a game-changing hospitality programme.
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Netball tournament at Discovery George Lea Park
Local newsWomen from across the region came together at Discovery George Lea Park for an exhilarating netball tournament on Women's Day.
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Jay Volek’s novel of love and unity in Apartheid-era South Africa
Local newsJay Volek, a River Club based resident, draws from his experiences growing up in Apartheid South Africa to pen a…
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Roadmap to the recovery tree: Exploring inner dimensions in Bryanston
Local newsTessa O’Grady guided Bryanston Explorers group members on a creative journey to healing inner traumas.
