South Africa’s infrastructure network faces the same problem as that of several other countries
South Africa’s infrastructure network faces the same problem as that of several other countries – a harsh sulphate and chloride-rich...
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PREPARATIONS ARE GOING WELL FOR REBONWE PRIMARY SCHOOL WHO WILL BE REPRESENTING SOUTH AFRICA
It seems a lifetime ago that Rebonwe coach, Emmanuel Gogela, heard there was going to be a Danone Nations Cup girls tournament this year....
Gauteng Traffic Police arrest speedster on the N14 highway
The Gauteng Traffic Police High Speed Unit, yesterday, arrested a 31-year-old man for speeding on the N14 freeway. The man, driving a BMW...
Eastern Cape Schools are preparing for the Kay Motsepe Schools Cup National Finals
The Under-19 Kay Motsepe Schools Cup, sponsored by the Motsepe Foundation and Sanlam, is in full swing with five provincial finals...
Women encouraged to check for cervical cancer
Cervical cancer is the second leading cause of female cancer in South Africa, with one in every 42 women being diagnosed annually...
THREE SUSPECTS FOUND WITH UNDISCLOSED AMOUNT OF CASH AND A FIREARM, ARRESTED IN SPRINGS
On monday (09 September 2019)in Springs area at 08:45, the EMPD Public Order Policing (POPS) Unit members patrolling the N17 freeway,...
THE SEARCH IS ON FOR EKURHULENI'S TOP GOSPEL STAR
Is gospel music your first love, do you have stage presence and an Ekurhuleni resident between the ages of 18 and 30? Then you might just...
Domestic Worker Wins R70 Million Jackpot
A domestic worker from Pretoria has become the latest millionaire scooping R70 873 741.30 in the Powerball PLUS draw of 5 September 2019....
Amanda reaching new frontiers after enduring years of abuse
Nearly half of South African women are subjected to some form of abuse at the hands of their intimate partner. This type of abuse is dire...
Macsteel and SHINE makes stories come to life for Gauteng learners on International Literacy Day
Recognising that literacy is a human right and the foundation of all learning, today Macsteel and SHINE celebrate International Literacy...
Blockchain’s future looks promising
Business leaders are struggling to predict the future of blockchain technology and they are most likely underestimating its potential. If...
MARULA TREES PLANTED TO CELEBRATE ARBOR DAY AND PRESERVE ENVIRONMENT
Four-hundred (400) marula and apple leaf trees have been planted in Etwatwa and Barcelona since the beginning of September to kick-start...
Why your home number should be clearly visible
When security companies or emergency services respond to any call for help, it is important that the responders find you as quickly as...
TOP COP WARNS LAWBREAKERS
While we celebrate women’s month, some mothers are sitting with crime in their homes, so said SAPS’ station commander Puleng Motaung from...
ONCE BURNT TWICE SHY
The sleepless nights Lindiwe Mashigo suffered from her ex-husband prompted the start of a Woman’s Ministry that will help with...
EKURHULENI ACTIVATES JOINT OPERATIONS CENTRE, TURNS TIDE AGAINST XENOPHOBIC ATTACKS
The City of Ekurhuleni, following the recent outbreak of xenophobic attacks, established two sites that are currently housing about 800...
THREE PISTOLS SEIZED AND TWO NABBED FOR TEMPERING WITH NUMBER PLATES IN TEMBISA
On th Friday (06 Sept) just after 17h00 in Tembisa area, patrolling EMPD Specialized Task Team Unit members cornered and managed to...
Social Development to kick-start engagement on reintegration of children into communities
The Gauteng Department of Social Development (GDSD) has piloted the re-unification of children with their families, in its two Child and...
Local jeweller launches butterfly inspired design range Metamorphosis by Carmen Amdur
Introducing Metamorphosis, a unique line of jewellery designed with intricate detail and immense inspiration. Using white gold, rose gold...
RESIDENTS ASSISTED TO REGISTER AND NAVIGATE SIYAKHOKHA ONLINE PORTAL
The City's Finance and Economic Development Department held an Open Day at Royal School in Leopard Rest Security Estate, Alberton on...
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