Local news
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Suspects wanted following a fatal shooting in Woodmead
CrimePolice remain on the look-out as investigations continue into a shooting in Woodmead on November 20 which left two people…
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Israel’s most-wanted gang leader may be extradited
CrimeThe State is pushing for the extradition of the man back to his home nation, Israel.
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Delays at Bryanston North substation due to imports – City Power
Local newsThe light at the end of the Bryanston North Substation tunnel seems to be further as City Power reports delays…
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Hyde Park High School celebrated its top achievers
Local newsHyde Park High School recently hosted a celebratory luncheon, honouring the academic achievements of its top 10 learners.
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Brescia House School athlete represents SA at the international tournament
Local newsBrescia House School athlete Isla Thomas continues to raise the South African flag high following a great run at the…
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Chef Wandile shares gourmet meals during FNB’s annual lunch
Local newsCEO of FNB, Jacques Celliers, addresses the importance of media in society during the FNB lunch function at the Hobart…
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AFI fashion week celebrates 15 years at Sandton City
Local newsPhumlane Ndlovu who was one of the participants of the Africa Fashion International (AFI) fashion week, shares why it is…
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Rays of Hope equips young women in Alex through sewing initiative
Local newsRays of Hope’s 18-week sewing initiative aims to empower young women in Alex by teaching them skills and small business…
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Tears Foundation launches free platform to empower youth
Local newsTears Foundation aims to educate and empower youth to take a stand against gender based violence and femicide with the…
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Bunny chow champs celebrate spicy sweet victory
Local newsYogesh Babulal and Jamie Jane, share their secret for having the best bunny chows in all over Johannesburg.
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Post Office warns of customs email phishing scam
Local newsThe South African Post Office warns of fraudulent emails calling for customers to make online customs payments pertaining to international…
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Forest Farm Centre bookshop in Bryanston reopens
Local newsBuy a book and support the Forest Farm Centre for Cerebral Palsied Adults in Bryanston.
