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  • Bunny Park animals visit President’s Park

    Municipal

    The Ekurhuleni Metro has confirmed that some of the animals located at the Bunny Park in Rynfield, Benoni, will be…

  • Security company blocks access to Gibela’s Dunnottar site

    Local news

    Gibela has confirmed that employees from an East Rand security company have been demonstrating at the entrance of its manufacturing…

  • SAPS arrest suspect , recover TV

    Crime

    Springs police arrested a man in Paul Krugersoord after he took a TV from a house in Cameron Street, Petersfield…

  • Springs woman dies after alleged paraffin attack by boyfriend

    Crime

    Springs police are still looking for the man who set his girlfriend on fire, leading to her death, last month.

  • Extended water restrictions explained

    Municipal

    Casseldale resident Johan Perkins says the metro's water restrictions leave a bad taste in the mouths of residents.

  • Rape case withdrawn against prominent businessman

    Crime

    A prominent Springs businessman, who cannot be named, gave a sigh of relief after his lawyer informed him that the…

  • Brace for another fuel price hike

    Local news

    Fuel prices are set for another hike at the end of January.

  • Refuse removal woes continues

    Municipal

    Following numerous reports about continuous poor refuse removal services in Strubenvale, the metro has given comment.

  • Rest in peace, Wally

    Local news

    Johann 'Wally' Meadon (67), born on August 1, 1948, died on his farm in Vaalwater, Limpopo, on Thursday.

  • Man shot while fighting off suspects

    Crime

    A brave 61-year-old resident from Grunberger Street, Selcourt, was shot in the leg after he kicked one of the two…

  • WWII cemetery upgrades near completion

    Local news

    Palmietkuilen South War Cemetery at Aston Lake is currently being upgraded by the Commonwealth War Graves Commission (CWGC).

  • Time for talking is gone – AA

    Local news

    The Automobile Association (AA) says death tolls will continue to rise in the absence of proper, actionable strategies.

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