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From first-time walkers to marathon runners, Springs parkrun is helping residents stay active, build friendships and improve their health throughout winter.

Springs and Benoni officers recovered a vehicle and made several other breakthroughs during the two-day operation.

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Police and the SANDF conducted a joint operation targeting illegal immigration with those arrested expected to appear in court.

The small group that participated in the trials made the studio very proud.

The City of Ekurhuleni reminds informal traders to comply with permit conditions or risk losing their trading permits.

Whether you’re training for a race or simply trying to stay healthy, Springs Athletics Club’s Charmaine Botha shares practical strategies to stay active, healthy and motivated throughout winter.

Police are investigating following a robbery at a store in the Springs CBD.

Officials say medical negligence matters are under review, while criminal investigations into financial misconduct continue.

The new Hustling Academy will help Pathways Programme graduates develop woodworking and textile skills, turning donated furniture into income-generating opportunities.

The City of Ekurhuleni reminds businesses that advertising trailers parked on public roads are not permitted and may be impounded.

A local doctor is encouraging communities to treat mental health with the same importance as physical health and to break the stigma that stops people from seeking help.

This team made their club proud with two wins in spite of a narrow loss in their first match of the festival.

Authorities say the operations form part of efforts to strengthen crime prevention and improve community safety.

The clinic now operates every Saturday to make primary healthcare more accessible for Ekurhuleni residents.

Here is a look at what is going on in Springs.

Celebrating youth month by transferring critical skills that create employment & entrepreneurship opportunities for local economy.

Beneficiaries who received their grants on the fourth payment day are urged to complete mandatory grant reviews to avoid possible suspension of future payments.

EMPD officers, working with SAPS detectives, arrested seven suspects for alleged immigration and criminal offences while recovering a reported stolen vehicle.

The victim was shot was shot multiple times while arriving at her residence.

Athletes participated in the CGA League 5 cross country event in Kwa-Thema.

Dhlamini is the 2025 national 400m hurdles champion. This is his first Commonwealth Games.

The 17-year-olds say years of hard work and supporting each other have earned them provincial honours as they prepare to compete against the country’s best young hockey players.

Despite the winter chill, members of the Springs Senior Citizen Club are gathering for Bingo, friendship and social connection every month.

Springs Striders is welcoming everyone to their weekly 4km or 8km walks and runs designed to get their community active and social.

Springs’ young judo talent impressed on the national stage as Phumelela Siwisa brought home a bronze medal from the South African National Schools Judo Championships.

Museum founder Tony da Cruz believes restoring Springs’ historic Art Deco buildings could boost tourism, create jobs and preserve the town’s rich architectural heritage.

SPCA Springs has received a donation of dog food, blankets and other essential supplies from Studio K’s Pajamas for Paws initiative, helping care for animals while encouraging the community to support local animal welfare.

The City of Ekurhuleni has urged residents to treat electrical networks as live during planned maintenance.

Club founder Shalom Mazibuko praised the players’ commitment after another successful weekend of youth football action.

Residents received information on voting, identity documents and government services during a civic education programme aimed at strengthening inclusion.

The Connection Hub Small Business Expo brought entrepreneurs and the community together for a day of networking, learning and supporting local enterprise.

Residents of Vischkuil say a two week water outage caused severe hardship and are calling on Lesedi Local Municipality to improve communication and explain the cause of the disruption.

Numbers in shooting incidents increase in Gauteng.

SARS has rolled out a suite of digital enhancements for the 2026 tax filing season, with more than 1.9 million taxpayers already auto-assessed and R8b in refunds paid within 72 hours.

The Gauteng Human Settlements Department will enforce court-approved evictions of illegal occupants from completed state-funded homes saying the recovered houses will be refurbished and allocated to qualifying beneficiaries who have waited years for housing.

Children aged six to 17 and their parents are invited to an information session on July 9, where experts will explain how to report abuse and help prevent violence against children.

Motorists are urged to verify and settle outstanding fines before starting their journeys.

Residents and businesses are advised that the City of Ekurhuleni’s approved municipal tariffs for the 2026/27 financial year are now in effect.

A squad of 112 athletes from 10 sporting codes was announced by Sascoc president Barry Hendricks on June 24.

The Lighthouse Community Centre’s annual career expo equips youngsters so they are able to make more informed decision about their future careers.

He is among the 112 athletes selected for Team South Africa for the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow from July 23 to August 2.

Offices will remain open until 18:00 from July 1 to 21, giving learners and the public more time to apply for and collect Smart ID cards.

Bejandri Lourens hopes to use the Miss International South Africa platform to empower vulnerable communities through mentorship and education.

The pair face charges of fraud, corruption and defeating the ends of justice after allegedly paying a third party R400 000 to impersonate Lerutla during a court appearance in March 2019.

Officials also identified unlicensed taxi drivers, unsafe vehicles and several criminal offences during the campaign.

Health officials say the rollout marks a significant step in expanding HIV prevention options across the province.

More than 120 athletes and 60 volunteers came together to support the Springs SPCA during the inaugural Fierce & Furry Throwdown.

More than 200 people attended a substance abuse awareness event at Springs Secondary School, where community organisations promoted prevention and healthy lifestyle choices.

Families are encouraged to supervise children, teach road safety and monitor online activity throughout the school break.

The Top 24 Miss South Africa finalist hopes to use the national platform to challenge perceptions of women from smaller communities.

A new material recovery facility in Springs is expected to divert hundreds of tonnes of recyclable waste from landfill each month while creating jobs and supporting the circular economy.

The scheme once supported about 55 families monthly and relied on strong donor support from local businesses.

Life Springs Parkland Hospital recently hosted a cervical cancer awareness event, offering 75 free screenings while educating women about the importance of early detection.

SANBS says young people are playing a vital role in securing the country’s blood supply and strengthening healthcare.

Known as “The Dog”, the young front-row player impressed selectors with his versatility across all three front-row positions.

The City of Ekurhuleni’s Disaster and Emergency Management Services has responded to concerns raised by a Homestead Blossom resident over its response to the June 12 fire.

Residents marched through Springs, calling on authorities and businesses to prioritise South African citizens.

Springs SAPS members made their community proud after completing the Comrades Marathon and achieving personal milestones.

A man was arrested after police allegedly found a firearm and various suspected stolen items in his possession on Park Avenue.

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Springs Rugby Club endured a difficult derby against Brakpan, but coaches from both sides highlighted valuable lessons and positives from the U21 encounter.

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A 14-year-old boy drowned while allegedly playing with friends at a pump station in Holfontein.

SAPS has strengthened coordination with private security companies and other law enforcement agencies to ensure public safety during the June 30 demonstrations.

Through its third monthly feeding initiative, the church continues to support homeless and unemployed residents with meals and compassion.

Sponsors, parents and alumni joined Olympia Park School’s golf day, which combined sport, networking and fundraising efforts.

Protea School learners and staff joined forces to collect essential items for Vita Nova Centre, making a meaningful difference in the lives of residents.

The Springs Mine and Military Museum (MMM) is gaining international recognition after hosting delegates from across Africa during the 19th Commonwealth Speakers and Presiding Officers meeting.

The decorated ‘officer,’ died at the age of 12, two months short of his birthday.

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The City has urged residents to remain vigilant after a fraudulent job interview advertisement, falsely claiming to be from the municipality, began circulating on social media.

Capitec, Standard Bank and FNB branches are now part of a growing network offering Smart ID replacement services.

Authorities focused on public transport compliance, unroadworthy cars and illegal driving across Ekurhuleni, Tshwane and Johannesburg.

The event saw hundreds of the province's middle distance runners compete in the fourth cross country league meeting of the season.

Here is a look at what is going on in Springs.

Schools across Ekurhuleni benefited as Zigzag Cafe expanded its uniform initiative, which now supports around 1000 learners.

Despite battling an injury and cramps during the race, Payneville resident Sergeant Matjatji Matlala achieved a personal best time of 10:29 in her third Comrades Marathon.

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Internationally acclaimed author and visual artist Professor Zakes Mda gave Springs residents a first look at his Blessed by the Bees exhibition. He shared the stories behind artworks inspired by beekeeping, community and healing before the collection enters the commercial art space.

Soaring through the skies and on land SAAFA continues to play an integral role in the promotion and preservation of the country’s aviation history.

The approval averts the possibility of the metro being placed under administration and paves the way for key service delivery projects.

AfriForum en plaaslike vrywilligers het hande gevat om ’n skoolterrein op te ruim en sigbaarheid en veiligheid rondom die koshuise te verbeter.

A Laerskool Werda parent has been praised for her generosity after donating a new school uniform and school bag to a learner in need.

Olympia Park School is celebrating after four of its rugby players were selected to compete at the LSEN Craven Week in East London.

The club is calling on aspiring photographers to join and grow their skills.

Air conditioners are designed to do more than just regulate temperature; they can automatically adjust to usage patterns, ensuring consistent comfort without the guesswork.

Fourteen-year-old Ntokozo Chuma from Struisbult is a Miss Boksburg pageant finalist who says her journey is about more than competing for a crown.

Springs resident Lesego Nyathela is one step closer to the Miss South Africa crown after earning a place in the competition’s Top 24 finalists.

A suspicious vehicle on Welgedacht Road attracted the attention of Benoni Flying Squad members, resulting in a drug arrest and the recovery of a significant dagga consignment.

Springs Striders runner Karin Smith completed her 28th Comrades Marathon at the age of 67, sharing a memorable finish with her son, Janis.

Families, coaches, players and community members came together for a festive Youth Day celebration that highlighted unity, remembrance and sport.

An 80-year-old Springs farmer has raised concerns about the emergency response to a fire that swept through his property, leaving behind extensive damage and the loss of vital winter grazing.

As voter registration weekend concluded, Springs residents shared why they believe every vote counts and the changes they hope to see in their communities.

Young and old are invited to become part of the association.

The South African Revenue Service will open the 2026 tax filing season on July 1 with an auto-assessment period aimed at simplifying the process for millions of taxpayers.

The Ekurhuleni East Darts Association’s annual fundraising golf day at Royal Oak Country Club proved to be a major success, thanks to dedicated organisers, generous sponsors, and enthusiastic participants.

Thirteen karatekas from KWF Springs delivered impressive results at2026 KWF Junior SA championship in Johannesburg, showcasing skill across all belt divisions.

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They carded 51 points to win the June round.

The Gauteng Traffic Inspectorate issued more than 1 900 traffic infringement notices worth over R2.1m during province-wide law enforcement operations from 8 to 14 June.

Choosing healthcare cover involves more than comparing monthly premiums. Understanding the differences between medical aid and medical insurance, as well as open, restricted and self-administered schemes, can help South Africans make informed decisions about their healthcare.

Twenty-four learners from Ekurhuleni School for the Deaf have earned the opportunity to compete at the prestigious Dream Cup in Japan, but the team is struggling to raise the funds needed to make the trip a reality.

Cornelia Faasen, uitvoerende hoof van NATi, het in 2025 by die tiende Teksmark die projek se oorsprong beskryf as ’n geleentheid om na skrywers om te sien, aangesien hulle die oorsprong is van dit wat goeie teater maak.

From emotional breakthroughs to inspiring comebacks, Springs Striders runners overcame the challenges of the Ultimate Human Race to reach the finish line.

Home Affairs offices across South Africa will open for extended hours this weekend to support voter registration and help citizens apply for or collect their Smart ID cards.

The South African Police Service has warned the public about fake trainee recruitment adverts circulating on social media, stressing that vacancies are advertised only through its official channels and that no payments are required during the recruitment process.

Residents and business owners are invited to attend the Connection Hub Small Business Expo on July 3 for free, with dozens of exhibitors, demonstrations, talks and networking opportunities waiting to be discovered.

EMPD officers made progress on two separate matters during an operation conducted in Springs and Boksburg.

The 38-year-old suspect was arrested in an Everest informal settlement for being in possession of material that law enforcement says is often associated with illegal mining activities.

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African Tigers FC’s junior teams delivered impressive performances in recent home and away fixtures.

The players will represent the country at the World Masters Hockey World Cup from July 22 to August 16 in the Netherlands and Belgium.

The Department of Home Affairs is intensifying efforts to phase out green barcoded ID books, warning that they are highly vulnerable to fraud, while expanding access to smart ID applications through banks nationwide.

Globally renowned writer, artist and academic Professor Zakes Mda will showcase his multidisciplinary exhibition, Blessed By The Bees, at Springs Art Gallery from June 20, offering visitors a rare opportunity to experience the visual works of one of South Africa’s most celebrated creative figures.

As debate around NPO funding continues, the Gauteng Department of Social Development has emphasised that accountability and compliance are shared responsibilities between government and organisations.

Thousands of residents have benefited from the city’s employment initiative, which offers practical skills and exposure across various municipal departments.

The community-driven project follows concerns raised about poor maintenance at Presidentia Old Age Home and aims to make life safer and more comfortable for pensioners.

Recently crowned Springs Old Boys’ Senior Cricketer of the Year, Clyde van Niekerk shares his love for the game and what continues to motivate him as a veteran player.

Struisbult author, life coach and motivational speaker Kudakwashe Thomas Muganu has been named motivational speaker and writer of the year at the 2026 Icons of Africa Awards recognising his impact through literature and community outreach.

A 26-year-old man was arrested after EMPD officers stopped a vehicle in Geduld and recovered two firearms, ammunition, cash and a speed point machine.

A successful entry in the Springs Advertiser’s Word Search competition earned Thomas Laing a delicious prize courtesy of Farmers Meat Market.

Springs SAPS Captain Sagathavan Pather completed the 2026 Comrades Marathon Up Run in an impressive 10 hours and 49 minutes, achieving his sub-11-hour goal.

Two athletes from Kenkoy Judo Club in Springs have been crowned South African champions and will represent the country at the African Championships.

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Die klas is deel van die VLU streek se doelwit om meer werkswinkels aan te bied by takke.

From rescues to education, Paulos Kholu reflects on a rewarding 14-year journey of service and compassion at the Springs SPCA.

Interactive demonstrations, expert presentations and wellness activities will complement the supplier showcases at the Connection Hub Small Business Expo.

Higher Education and Training Minister Buti Manamela has assured South Africans that qualifications obtained before 2009 remain fully recognised despite ongoing reforms to the country’s qualifications system.

As East Rand Palliative Care celebrates 40 years of service, Carol Simoni reflects on her 26-year journey from volunteer to dedicated staff member.

SAMBRA says understanding the authorised repair scope and knowing what to look for can help consumers feel confident that quality workmanship and approved repair procedures have been followed.

While the national squad competes on the global stage, KFC is shining a light on where the love of the game actually begins: grassroots cricket.

East Rand hip-hop and trap artist Smokie23 is using his music to deliver powerful messages, inspire others and share his life experiences through every verse.

Kaizer Chiefs Ladies and Wits University played to a goalless draw at Tsakani Stadium in a tightly contested Sasol Women’s League encounter.

The match was scored 30-27 in Mkhwanazi's favour, taking his record to five wins and four losses.

The foundation’s chairperson worked tirelessly alongside volunteers to ensure the event’s success.

Pollak Park author and relationship coach Olwethu Dlulane hopes his debut book, Choose Right or Pay Later, will help people make informed relationship decisions and build stronger families and communities.

The province is working with taxi operators to improve reliability, safety and overall service standards.

The 18-year-old learner credits discipline, careful planning and support from family and friends for helping him succeed in academics and extracurricular activities.

Springs Central leaders have praised Jemimah Dean for her dedication, leadership and perseverance after earning the coveted Leaping Wolf Award.

Organisers hope the friendly competition will attract more clubs and help sustain lawn bowls as several clubs in the region face declining membership.

The club teaches new skills, forges friendships, builds confidence and plays rugby.

Through weekly sessions at Bakerton Library, Nkosana Radebe is helping community members develop reading skills and prepare for the annual Funda Mzantsi.

Residents including several over the age of 90 enjoyed a morning of stretching and fun during a Yoga Day on May 28.

Hot Pot Paints owner Gerald Khalil donated 60lt of premium roof paint to help the MMM Indoor Museum complete much-needed maintenance on its roof.

Residents were encouraged to report gender-based violence, femicide and drug-related crimes during a community engagement led by Springs SAPS.

A grateful Springs resident has commended the staff of the health centre for their professionalism, compassion and efficiency after her son received swift treatment for a dislocated arm on June 7.

Ward 74 councillor Thulani Simelane says repeated complaints over the damaged corner of Springs West Road and Neon Road have gone unanswered, with motorists facing ongoing safety risks due to potholes, a burst water pipe and poor lighting.

Residents joined the nationwide March and March campaign on Monday, calling for stricter immigration enforcement and the deportation of undocumented immigrants as police monitored a peaceful demonstration.

With decades of Rotary involvement behind her, Lauren Webber-Froneman says she aims to expand community outreach while preserving the club’s traditions.

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South Africans are encouraged to gamble responsibly and seek help if gambling begins affecting their finances or well-being.

The Springs Tigers U9 took the lead but were undone by a strong second-half fightback from Titans in a competitive league encounter.

Family, friends and military colleagues gathered in Springs to honour retired Lieutenant General Jabulani Sydney Mbuli, a decorated veteran whose military service spanned more than four decades.

SAPS officers are monitoring the situation as it continues to unfold.

The Dance Directions students participated in various divisions of the DanceX South Africa Gauteng Regional qualifier.

Thirty graduates from Esda Nursing Education Institution celebrated their academic achievements, maintaining the institution’s 100% pass rate while earning numerous distinctions in theory and clinical practice.

With multiple captaincy roles, a century, seven Man of the Match awards and provincial honours, Michael Kotze is emerging as one of Springs’ brightest young sporting talents.

Local growers, including Plenty Green Africa at Checkers Hyper Mall@Carnival, brought fresh produce straight from community gardens to shoppers as part of Checkers Market Day.

Motor enthusiasts and families can look forward to a fun-filled day of Subaru displays, entertainment, food stalls and community spirit when Just Wheels Car Club hosts Subaru Day.

Dr Xola Nondlazi is encouraging men to take charge of their physical and mental well-being through regular screenings and healthier lifestyle choices.

Seseli Bethuel Phooko will be remembered for his commitment to education and his lifelong passion for music in the Kwa-Thema community.

Sunday Crew Health and Fitness Club honoured its Comrades Marathon runners with a special breakfast send-off while encouraging community support ahead of race day.

The Springs Tigers’ junior teams delivered a mix of strong performances and tough lessons, with the U7L4 and U17 sides extending their impressive runs.

The Eagles were declared the overall winners of the first season.

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For more than a century the troop has played a vital role in youth development.

Rand Water has completed the first phase of its planned infrastructure maintenance programme, with major pumping stations back online and municipalities reporting steady recovery of water supply systems.

Michael Kelder retained his junior cricketer of the year title, while Clyde van Niekerk collected four major awards as Springs Old Boys Cricket Club celebrated a season of achievement at its annual prize-giving ceremony.

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The department says those who fail to respond before the deadline could face the cancellation of their identity numbers following administrative reviews.

The new campaign highlights the life-saving impact of blood donors ahead of World Blood Donor Day.

After taking up running at 69, Robin Williams is preparing for his fifth Comrades Marathon proving that determination and a love for the sport know no age limit.

Church leaders are calling on more individuals and organisations to support the growing demand for food assistance.

Their performance placed them at the top of their age group in a highly competitive field.

The Springs learner progressed from local to district level before being inaugurated as a junior commissioner.

A luxury London trip, municipal tenders and allegations of corruption have thrust former city manager Imogen Mashazi back into the spotlight.

The Eastern Gauteng Pool Association saw competitive early-season action as Straight Shots players advanced into senior competition and secured key victories, including a dominant win by the Survivors team.

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Eleven members of the Springs Striders Athletics Club will represent Springs at the 2026 Comrades Marathon after months of dedicated training and preparation.

Coaches and players reflected on valuable lessons despite a challenging afternoon against one of the club’s strongest rivals.

Springs hardware store broadens product range after relocation.

With record-breaking wildfires stretching resources, South Africa’s largest volunteer firefighting organization stands ready to answer the call.

Postbank has urged all SASSA grant beneficiaries still using Gold Cards to replace them with Postbank Black Cards before August 31, warning that the old cards will stop working after the deadline.

The blankets were handed over by the 67 Blankets for Nelson Mandela Day group.

The club is calling on aspiring photographers to join and grow their skills.

Residents claim repeated complaints to the City of Ekurhuleni regarding broken geysers have gone unresolved.

A local golfer is making waves on the fairways after securing two tournament victories in as many weeks, proving to be one of the region’s standout talents.

The prize purse has increased to R450 000, with each event boasting an equal prize purse of R150 000.

The National Gambling Board says more than R3m linked to unlawful gambling activities has been forfeited to the State following High Court orders.

Whether you’re a hobbyist or professional, a friendly woodworking group in Airfield offers inspiration, demonstrations and hands-on learning every month.

The Gauteng Transport Inspectorate says intensified enforcement operations will continue across the province.

Authorities say jaywalking on freeways remains a major contributor to road fatalities in the province.

Here is a look at what is going on in Springs.

South Africa also hosted the first flagship International Day for Biological Diversity event for 2026 at the Birchwood Hotel, showcasing the country’s biodiversity efforts and commitment to advancing the global biodiversity agenda.

Experts warn that delaying vehicle maintenance can lead to serious mechanical failures and expensive repairs.

Learners and community members gathered at Springs Girls High School on May 23 for the annual Crochet Circle.

Far East Regional Hospital celebrated International Nurses Day by honouring nurses for their commitment to patient care.

Rand Water says water tankers will be deployed to affected residential areas during planned maintenance work.

Join Club C Dance Studio for a fun-filled open day at New Seed Church on May 31. All ages are welcome to experience dance and fitness.

The women recalled a time when residents walked everywhere, children played freely, and neighbours knew one another.

Road safety authorities have urged motorists and pedestrians to exercise extra caution this winter as poor visibility, fog, black ice and reckless behaviour continue to contribute to fatal crashes across South Africa

Stakeholders, partners and future tenants gathered on May 27 for the sod-turning event at Springs Lifestyle Centre marking another step forward in the development of the new retail destination.

Newly appointed Selpark Primary principal Faith Nobantu Njenge says discipline, safety and academic excellence remain top priorities.

The funds cover essential operational expenses at the schools.

The metro wants experienced developers, financiers, and urban regeneration specialists to help implement precinct plans and long-term City Improvement Districts.

Eleven members of the Pan-African Shotokan Karate Federation brought home gold, silver and bronze medals after competing against 28 countries in the virtual Rotal WKMF World E-Kata Karate Championship.

Die prysuitdeling het 23 Mei plaasgevind waar spelers van die distrik beloon is vir hul harde werk.

Catholic schools follow in the steps of Saint Francis, supporting local organisations in need.

The U21 side led with a massive 100–0 win as Springs Rugby Club secured victories across all three home fixtures against East Rand United.

Authorities seized two illegally kept Nile crocodiles from a Petersfield property after a joint wildlife operation uncovered the reptiles living in a backyard enclosure without permits.

She's a steeplechaser and qualified for her first clubs and schools track and field national championships.

Residents are urged not to act on unverified notices about new accounts, with the city stressing that all payments must be made only through approved channels and verified platforms.

Colleagues, learners and old boys remembered Shawn Boucher as a passionate mentor who deeply cared for the school band and its members.

The City of Ekurhuleni says critical maintenance work is aimed at improving water infrastructure and service delivery.

Die dansers het verskeie toekennings ingepalm in Kempton Park.

A specialist physician at Life Springs Parkland Hospital has warned that vaping may have serious long-term effects on teenagers’ brains and physical development despite the common belief that it is harmless.

Teacher Rebecca Langa says the programme aimed to bridge healthcare and knowledge gaps affecting learners and families.

Ekurhuleni Emergency Services has warned residents to take extra precautions during winter as heaters, candles, electrical appliances and open flames continue to increase the risk of devastating fires and fatalities.

Scammers are using Facebook, WhatsApp and TikTok to target residents with fake promises of fast-tracked government housing allocations in Ekurhuleni.

The popular slap fighter and powerlifter is going to nationals in June, but needs sponsorships.

Education MEC Lebohang Maile encouraged communities, parents and stakeholders to work together in supporting learners and improving schools during the launch of the It Takes a Village to Raise a Child programme in Tsakani.

Beyond creating awareness of the circumstances of many of Tutela's beneficiaries, the event aims to collect donations to help them.

From seasoned silver medalists to determined first-timers, runners pushed through tough kilometres during the club’s latest Comrades preparation event.

Property experts say changes in interest rates directly affect home loan affordability and market confidence.

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Experts warn that flood damaged vehicles may develop problems days or weeks after water exposure.

African Tigers teams continue to impress in the Easter Local Football Association league with several dominant performances.

A meat hamper valued at R1 500 was up for grabs.

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The suspects were arrested during an operation in Springs and Tsakane on May 19 for various charges, including dealing in illicit substances.

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SAMBRA says even vehicles that appear roadworthy after an accident may have dangerous hidden structural damage.

A specialist physician at Life Springs Parkland Hospital has warned that vaping may have serious long-term effects on teenagers’ brains and physical development despite the common belief that it is harmless.

Top-capped learner Nkosinathi Nkosi says teamwork and discipline helped shape his rugby journey at the school.

Springs Girls High School will host its annual Crochet Circle event on May 23 inviting the community to enjoy a morning of creativity.

Each session offers hands-on learning, giving future leaders a clear pathway to creating safe, impactful spaces for their communities.

What started as a simple word search ended in a cosy surprise for one lucky winner.

CoE has unveiled a new energy initiative expected to attract R16bn in private investment to improve electricity security and support economic growth across the metro.

The South African Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre visited the Springs Senior Citizens Club to educate seniors about helping injured animals and birds.

Die Carpe Diem tak van die VLU beplan ‘n groot fondsinsamelingsprojek vir hul liefdadifheid en deelname.

Springs Corporate League PRO Mncedisi Ntuli says the season has started positively, with improved team commitment and exciting football for supporters.

Brakpan golfers and community members turned out in strong numbers to help the Brakpan Boxing Club raise funds for hall rental and boxing equipment during its fifth annual golf day fundraiser.

Team manager praised the enthusiasm and determination shown by cyclists during the mountain biking event.

The initiative highlighted the impact of community support and giving back.

The colder months are approaching, and the Springs SPCA says its food stores are running low while demand continues to rise.

Vita Nova Centre received a donation of tinned food from Springs Boys’ High School, while the school’s brass band entertained residents with a heartwarming performance.

The organisation announces its entry into a new season, focusing on compassion and community partnerships.

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Homeowners are being urged to make informed financial decisions as inflation and municipal costs continue to rise.

Passop Ouma mag dalk jou geheime ook verklap.

The Gauteng Liquor Board has urged liquor traders and consumers to be cautious of counterfeit alcohol, warning that it poses serious health and economic risks.

She collected 43 points to finish in first place.

The health department says unregulated injectable substances can pose serious risks, including organ failure and other severe complications.

Die vroue het teen Welgedag gewen en die mans teen Brakpan.

Miss Springs 2025, Ashley Joubert, visited the facility with gifts and warm companionship for the mothers living there.

Increasing petrol prices have forced fare hikes and reduced profits for operators.

Die rugbyklub het nou 016 en o18 spanne waarby spelers kan aansluit.

Held under the 2026 theme ‘Rise Against Cancer Together’, the relay marked the return of the initiative after a gap of several years.

A restored G1 25-pound artillery gun now stands proudly at the Springs War Memorial after months of restoration work by JR Mackays Diesel and Motor Engineering to honour fallen soldiers and preserve local history.

Gauteng Health has reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening nursing education during International Nurses Day.

Kishou JKS Karate Springs students impressed against competitors from across South Africa and Zimbabwe in the JKS Nationals.

HopeHill Church will celebrate its 10th anniversary on May 31 with a fun day, guest speaker and reflections on a decade of serving the Springs community.

Dyzel says boxing is helping shape confident and responsible young people in the community.

The squad will support local events and Springs Premier Football Club home games.

Residents in need received warm meals, showers, clothing, haircuts and emotional support during Olympia Park High School’s fifth annual street shower initiative on May 9.

Vita Nova Centre hosted its annual fun day, welcoming learners, families and community members for a memorable day of activities.

Residents at the Presidentia Old Age Home say years of neglect have forced them to handle maintenance themselves.

They joined over 300 athletes who competed in the first stage of the competition.

Members of the Springs Senior Citizen Club celebrated the chair yoga club’s first birthday on May 7, reflecting on a year of friendship improved health through weekly exercise sessions.

CIC claimed a hard-fought 1-0 victory over PFG Building Glass at the Springs Old Boys Sports Ground on May 8.

Police are urging parents and communities to stay alert and report signs of abuse.

Despite clear by-laws prohibiting excessive noise at any time, some residents continue to disrupt the peace, prompting calls for stronger enforcement and community accountability.

Runners of all levels are invited to take part in multiple distance events on May 16 as part of Comrades Marathon preparation.

The Springs SPCA has praised three residents who stayed with an injured dog until help arrived.

Taxi marshals will monitor the area following complaints about illegal stopping at the mall entrance.

The Gauteng Department of Social Development has paid tribute to Child and Youth Care Workers during Child and Youth Care Workers Week 2026, recognising their vital role in supporting and protecting vulnerable children across the province.

Recent rainfall has kept Gauteng’s major dams above full capacity, with the Vaal Dam now exceeding 106% and controlled water releases continuing to ensure safety and stable supply across the Integrated Vaal River System.

Titled Early Childhood Development: Our Place – A Solid Foundation, the Afrikaans manual focuses on themes that highlight the critical role early learning and development play in shaping a child’s future from preschool level.

Kagiso Trust has launched a free toolkit to help the class of 2026 study smarter, manage exam stress and explore post-school options.

Men’s, ladies’, and masters’ teams all gear up for key tournaments following a packed schedule of league and district events.

Brakpan Poolklub se nuwe tuiste by State Mines het met ’n volgepakte opening, strawwe kompetisie en ’n feestelike atmosfeer behoorlik opslae gemaak.

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Here is a look at what is going on in Springs.

Authorities are ramping up interventions to address rising cases of abuse and teenage pregnancy.

Despite the chilly weather, the Springs Senior Citizens Club members gathered for a cheerful bingo morning.

Officials say rehabilitation work will begin soon after concerns were raised on First Street.

Officials say the crackdown aims to improve road safety and protect commuters.

Learners say the event helped them understand applications and alternative education paths.

Motorists are being urged to avoid Enstra Road as roadworks cause traffic disruptions.

The clean-up follows complaints about neglected infrastructure and power issues in the area.

The city shares a list of documents needed to obtain a business licence to operate spaza shops.

The letter highlights ongoing community efforts to maintain safety and dignity for seniors.

A targeted EMPD operation led to the arrest of seven suspects, including wanted criminals linked to serious offences such as murder, kidnapping and attempted murder.

He clocked a personal best 49:00 to win his third consecutive men's 15km race.

Kipchirchir chalked 26:10 off the previous record, while Silale obliterated the women's course record by 35:15.

A dog forced to drag a heavy chain in Springs has caused outrage with the SPCA calling the treatment clear cruelty and urging the public to report abuse.

A planned maintenance outage will leave several Springs areas without electricity for four days.

The event aims to develop cycling skills in a safe and competitive environment.

Coach highlights progress and areas to improve despite dominant victory.

Residents showed up in numbers for the April 27 parkrun highlighting the growth of the weekly community event.

For Adri and her husband, palliative care became a source of reassurance, dignity, and presence when they needed it most.

The Vita Nova Centre is calling on the Springs community to donate essential nappies as it struggles to care for residents while awaiting delayed government funding.

Residents can support the event by entering a team, attending as visitors, volunteering or contributing as sponsors.

The initiative aims to address hunger while creating a space for dignity and community.

Ntokozo Pule urges parents to recognise early signs of dyslexia and support children with practical, confidence-building strategies.

According to the South African Motor Body Repairers Association (SAMBRA), a delay in fixing small dents and scratches can be costly.

From bug fixes to intricate programming, Priscilla was a pioneer of the digital revolution.

Sellers encouraged to seek professional advice to stay competitive in the market.

The project has also produced new signage, showing that this spot was one of many settlements of farmers (ancestors of Tswana and Sotho speakers) in the greater Johannesburg area from the 1300s, many of which also smelted iron.

Nhlanhla Mofokeng highlights early signs of autism and urges communities to support and embrace neurodiversity.

Here is a look at what is going on in Springs.

The initiative aims to support leadership development and amplify African voices online.

Learner numbers surge past capacity, forcing the province to plan new schools while battling funding and infrastructure challenges.

EMPD officers recovered two stolen trailers after acting on information in Springs.

Authorities demolish unlawful shacks in Tsakani and Kwa-Thema while arresting undocumented individuals in Springs.

A man was hijacked at gunpoint outside his home, triggering a chase and shoot-out that left one suspect dead and another injured.

The Springs SPCA responded to an unexpected wildlife call in Dal Fouche, where teamwork ensured a safe outcome for a wandering zebra.

The Department further reassures the public that influenza vaccines are safe, effective and have undergone rigorous testing and regulatory approval processes to ensure their quality and safety.

The disruptions will likely start at 06:00 and end around mid-day. For queries, email info@boksburgathleticclub.co.za.

’n Vrou van Geduld moes magteloos oor die foon luister hoe haar man aangerand en geskiet word nadat hy langs die pad met ’n pap band gestrand was. Hy is later in die hospitaal oorlede.

The event gave children hands-on experience in selling, budgeting and engaging with customers.

The Springs entrepreneur was known for his leadership in logistics and contribution to local football.

The Department of Home Affairs has dismissed seven officials and suspended 16 others following disciplinary processes linked to misconduct and SIU findings, bringing total dismissals to 63 since July 2024.

Netcare N17 Hospital has unveiled a new Medical ICU aimed at enhancing access to advanced, specialised care for the community.

A Springs police officer’s investigation leads to the arrest and sentencing of a man involved in a highway kidnapping and extortion case.

The long-standing retailer reflects on nearly a quarter-century of service, crediting its success to dedicated staff, loyal customers and a continued commitment to quality and community.

In a closely watched ruling delivered on Tuesday, Magistrate Emmanuel Magampa said that although the charges were serious, the state had not shown sufficient grounds to justify continued detention at this stage.

Residents highlighted various service delivery issues, including the billing system and waste removal services.

Springs competitors are preparing to represent South Africa at the upcoming armwrestling tournament.

Officials say the park will reopen once funding is secured to finish outstanding work.

White hopes her appointment will inspire more women to take up leadership roles in sport.

With winter approaching and daylight fading, motorists are urged to ensure their vehicle lights are working properly to stay safe on the roads.

Ekurhuleni Mayor Nkosindiphile Xhakaza says nearly 800 homes will be completed by June while upgrades in Brakpan and major housing projects continue to progress.

Learners explored career options and institutions during a career expo at Springs Boys High.

The club is calling on aspiring photographers to join and grow their skills.

“Ensure your brakes won’t let you down by having them thoroughly assessed for a long trip at an accredited fitment centre, especially if you’ve heard unusual noises.

Beneficiaries urged to stay alert after reports of misleading documents leading to deductions.

The school’s MTB team made a strong start with podium finishes and solid results across categories.

A generous donation of essential care items is set to improve daily life for residents at Vita Nova Centre.

Community support grows as the home works to secure a safe and reliable water supply for residents.

“It was an interesting morning that put my training to the test.”

Community members have vowed to continue protesting until work resumes on the damaged roads.

Here is a look at what is going on in Springs.

Die vroue is vertel van al die benodighede om kruie te groei wat die meeste geur en medisinale waarde gee.

Christy Raper brought players from Alberton, Kempton Park, Benoni and Boksburg to nationals and won.

Organisers say the initiative is helping elderly residents take control of their health.

Janet Bosman – Candidate property practitioner at RE/MAX Express has the expert answers.

Mobile clinics have been deployed to ensure patients continue receiving care during the transition.

Neighbours describe frantic efforts to save a family as flames engulfed a Struisbult home, leaving a mother dead and her four-day-old baby later dying in hospital.

South Africa will be represented by Johanita Scholtz, Amy Ackerman, Elmè de Villiers, Anri Schoones and Chloe Lai.

Learners and the community are coming together to crochet 75 blankets for vulnerable residents.

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

Commuters in Springs will soon pay more for taxi travel as operators respond to ongoing fuel price increases.

Senior engineer Richard Miller has stepped into leadership at the Eastern Gauteng Chamber of Commerce.

Eleven Springs Striders took on the iconic Two Oceans Marathon with standout performances and a milestone 10th finish for Mzwakhe Maseko.

Brakpan het Springs Saterdag op Bosmanstadion oortuigend geklop, met groot oorwinnings vir beide die eerste- en tweedespanne.

Twenty-three karatekas from KWF Springs delivered impressive results at a friendly championship in Brakpan, showcasing skill across all belt divisions.

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They were recognised for their outstanding contributions to the community.

Three people died after a taxi lost control and overturned, allegedly following a shooting incident on the Etwatwa off-ramp in Eastvale.

Music and tradition took centre stage as Bhairavi Sungum marked the Tamil New Year with a colourful celebration.

Stakeholders gathered at Springs SAPS to address non-compliance and crime linked to liquor trading in the community.

The new lapa was built by the Friends of Marievale at the Duiker hide in the Marievale Nature Reserve.

Springs police officers confiscated a large quantity of dagga and related products during a raid at a Strubenvale premises.

SASSA has condemned the growing practice of selling queue positions, warning of strict action to protect vulnerable beneficiaries.

Residents are calling on the city to address safety risks linked to neglected substations.

Dance instructor Mariska Wolmarans is proud of her dancers.

Taxpayers are urged to book appointments as SARS moves its Johannesburg CBD services from Rissik Street to Newtown.

The city says services will continue as investigations into the Springs Clinic sinkhole get underway.

Affinity Health is highlighting the often-overlooked impact nicotine use can have on sleep quality and overall well-being.

Community members are invited to support the Teddy Bear Foundation for Abused Children by helping raise funds while enjoying a challenging cycling experience.

Fund aims to enable farmers to practice responsible agriculture by cutting out the capital problem.

The NSPCA reports that a resident is facing animal cruelty charges after he kicked and threw a dog off a bridge with weights tied around its neck.

“Life is what you make of it. Don’t let disability hold you back. You’ll regret it if you do,” – Mark Whittington.

Turn everyday corners into inspiring study spots that help kids stay focused, motivated and excited to learn.

She won the women's doubles and mixed doubles titles.

Here is a look at what is going on in Springs.

Motorfietsryers van vêr en wyd het bymekaar gekom vir die optog.

The City of Ekurhuleni is promoting its lakes, hospitality sector and visitor experiences at the Cape Town event, aiming to attract global tourists, strengthen partnerships and boost economic growth.

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

Police have intensified patrols and urged residents to improve security measures.

The donation is expected to attract more visitors and preserve military aviation history.

Beneficiaries across Springs received Easter treats in a community-driven initiative.

The event encourages creativity and teaches young scouts how to run their own stalls.

Authorities intensify stop-and-search operations to improve safety on Gauteng roads.

Captain Sagathavan Pather and Sergeant Mmeselane Ramoshu reflected on their marathon journeys.

Each blood donation carries a second chance. As SANBS turns 25, the spotlight falls on the ordinary South Africans behind extraordinary acts of kindness.

Learners danced and celebrated as Laerskool Werda hosted its annual Kasi Vibe fundraiser.