Local news
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Illicit trade killing economy
Local newsSANDOWN – The illicit trade market is estimated to cost the South African economy over R366 billion a year.
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Power women in hospitality discuss their highs and lows
Local newsSANDTON – Women in hospitality unpack their journey to success.
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Morningside resident appeals to the community for donations
Local newsMORNINGSIDE – Resident's love for animals helps collect money to buy blankets for animal shelters in Johannesburg before the winter…
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Eskom website currently down as Stage 4 load-shedding continues today, 11 March
Local newsJOBURG – Blocks 1A, 5A, 1B and 5B are currently being load-shed. This will last until 4.30pm.
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Six more people test positive for COVID-19, four of them in Gauteng
Local newsJOBURG – The first confirmed cases were in Kwa-Zulu Natal.
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By Word of Mouth founder Karen Short discusses her journey to success
Local newsSANDTON – Karen Short encourages creatives to ensure they partner with people who can assist them from a financial side.
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Eskom implements Stage 4 load-shedding after Koeberg unit trips
Local newsUpdateJOBURG – Eskom said that the teams are investigating the root cause of the fault and will provide a solution…
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#DataIsFalling Competition Commisson announces Vodacom will reduce data prices by 30 per cent
Local newsJOBURG – Some Twitter users were happy with the announcement well others thought the price cut isn't enough.
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Classes to resume at Grayston Preparatory School on 11 March after Coronavirus scare
Local newsSANDOWN – Grayston Preparatory School learners will be taught about precautionary measures to take, upon their return to school.
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Improve your sleep pattern for a healthier you
Local newsJOBURG – With the coronavirus hitting our shores it is important to take care of our immune system, enough sleep…
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Animals up for adoption
Local newsSANDTON – The Sandton SPCA has a number of precious pets up for adoption and is appealing to the community…
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Get into the top international universities
Local newsSANDTON– Jamie Beaton from Crimson Education is on a mission to get South African students into overseas universities.
