Local news
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Eight police officers case postpone to March, 16
CrimeThe case was postponed to March, 16 and the suspects remanded to Kliptown cells.
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Sister’s Keeper Movement march against Ntuthuko Shoba’s bail application
CrimeThe march was triggered by a voice note allegedly sent by Shoba's mother
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Residents from the ‘Sammas’ are taking back their community from criminals
Local newsThe 'Sammas' is an initiative started by Elizabeth Ruiters and Linda Claaste to get their streets back in the small…
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Soweto Basketball Academy has called on parents to throw more support behind kids who are playing sports
Local newsParents urged to support kids in sport.
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Zola residents protest over electricity
Local newsThe community members gathered together as a collective to raise their voices.
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Man(29) stabbed to death by girlfriend in Diepkloof
CrimeAccording to a statement released by Diepkloof SAPS spokesperson, captain Phephi Matlou, a case of domestic violence was reported on…
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Emshukantambo learners received free haircut courtesy of Legends Barbershop
Local newsThe haircut drive started with a visit to Emshukamntambo Secondary on Thursday morning, where 20 learners were lucky enough to…
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83 arrests made by SAPS Soweto East cluster
Crime83 arrests were made by Johannesburg District of Soweto East Cluster as the SAPS tightened its grip against crime continued.
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Chubby launches EP in Pimville
Local newsThe EP features a string of local artists but also a pinch of international flavour.
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Congregants arrested after attacking JMPD officers
CrimeSpectators must have witnessed a brawl when several believers, including the church pastor, were arrested for public violence, assault, and…
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Dumisani Ronald Mkhwanazi sentenced to effective 31-year jail term
CrimeDumisani Ronald Mkhwanazi, the man who killed University of Johannesburg (UJ) student, Palesa Madiba in August 2013, was sentenced to…
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Emshukantambo’s matric class of 2020 shines amongst Pimville schools
Local newsEmshukantambo’s class of 2020 outshined the rest with a pass rate of 91.57%.
