Catch comedy tours in Soweto!
Having left audiences begging for more in 2014, this year’s tour promises to bring Aromat fans an “Unbelievable” night of comedy once again. Each night...
Author : Karabo MOLOI
She’s the beacon of hope for the people of Bramfischerville!
And her prayers were answered when the world’s oil lubricant Castrol, came on board to offer her first of its kind retail kiosk. With taxis,...
Township garages will service cops vehicles!
Despite high expectations that he would make major announcements on the controversial e-toll system during his State of the Province Address on Monday, he pleaded with...
2015 Bestmed TuksRace goes a notch up!
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Nedbank Ke Yona proves nothing is stone crafted as smaller teams want a stake in the bigger prize!
The ‘lesser known’ teams are celebrated for causing major upsets. Ask current defending champs Orlando Pirates what Maluti FET College did in 2013, after a...
We will not tolerate racism in any of our schools in Gauteng-MEC Lesufi!
The interdict will prevent parents from protesting, threatening and refusing the principal and educators of Roodepoort Primary school to enter the school premises. Parents at...
With no Sachin "The Little Master" Tendulkar on sight, Proteas promises fire-works on Sunday!
Kirsten, the former South African opening batsman, was India’s coach when Mahendra Singh Dhoni’s men won the World Cup in Mumbai four years ago. He...
SouthGate Mall donates items to Orlando Children's Home!
Close to 4046 items of stationery and uniforms were handed over by the Southgate Mall, at a ceremony held at the house. Shoppers were encouraged...
Will Skywise remain in the sky, only time and numbers on those seats will tell?
However, what will sell Skywise and make it competitive? According to CE Johan Borstlap – it provides convenience in terms of choice of airline, cost...
Since its implementation 18 months ago, Redisa has a good story to tell.
Last week the organization was in Polokwane-Limpopo to investigate the mindset around waste and tyre recycling. Currently, Limpopo alone has 61 tonnes of waste tyres...