Local news
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Nathaniel murder case postponed to December 8
CrimeSimon Scorpion Ndyalivana, Caylene Whiteboy, and Voster Netshiongolo are facing charges of murder, discharging a firearm in public, possession of…
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“No SWL football until 2121,” says SAFA
Local newsSAFA's head of the competition, Victor Raletjena, confirmed what had mostly been rumors prior, that the season would be abandoned.
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Decades of waiting rewarded as 176 title deeds are handed over to Pimville and Klipspruit residents
Local newsSome broke into songs of jubilations, while others could not hold back the tears.
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Group related violence amongst learners addressed in Eldorado Park
CrimeSAPS has a zero-tolerance towards any form of bullying and violence.
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Ward-22 ANCYL launches fight against drugs
Local newsActivists from African National Congress Youth League (ANCYL) gathered in Pimville to embarked on a peaceful anti-drug march.
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All systems ready for ‘A festival on your phone’
Local newsThe 2021 edition promises to be something special, with a full program and dates set to be announced soon!
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Fun Walk Thank You Pool Party this coming Saturday
Local newsA minibus shuttle is available for pick up from Bafokeng corner.
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The Soweto Festival Expo kicks off this weekend
Local newsThe festival kicks off this Saturday at the historic Vilakazi Street's Sakhumzi Restaurant where the guests will be entertained with…
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Universal Red Racing and another season of dominance
Local newsCovid restrictions, empty stands, and packed schedule are just some of the hurdles Universal Racing had to jump.
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Soweto’s DJ Vusinator set for a busy festive!
Local newsDespite the setback, brought by Covid-19, Gigabyte hitmaker is determined to bounce back stronger.
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Down memory lane with Rhythms – The Gumboots Show
Local newsGumboot show to tell the story of migrant workers and their hardship as they leave Zululand to go work in…
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Pimville’s Miss Soweto finalist tackles mental health in the townships
Local newsWith 17 million South Africans struggling with mental health, the topic is not talked about enough says Chauke.
