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TS Galaxy have confirmed the appointment of former Highlands Park coach Owen Da Gama.

The Gauteng Department of Agriculture has warned residents to be on the lookout for a hippopotamus roaming the Fourways area near the Jukskei River.

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Eskom attending to power outages in Fourways, Lonehill & Paulshof The outage coincided with the start of stage two load shedding, which kicked in at 10pm on Thursday night and ended at 5am on Friday morning. Picture: Pexels 99 days ago JOHANNESBURG - Eskom on Friday said it was working to restore electricity in parts of Fourways, Lonehill and Paulshof. The power utility said its technicians were attending...

By Robert M. Wachter and Ashish K. Jha Dr. Wachter (@Bob_Wachter) is the chair of the Department of Medicine at the University of California, San Francisco. Dr. Jha (@ashishkjha) is the dean of the Brown University School of Public Health. Read More The miraculous development of two Covid-19 vaccines offers us a real chance to end the pandemic in 2021. However, with a limited supply, a halting rollout and the threat of an even more contagious version of the virus now in the mix, the deba...

WATCH: Fourways resident turns sinkhole into beach oasis By Travel Reporter Share President Cyril Ramaphosa might have closed beaches, rivers and dams but he didn’t mention anything about sinkholes. Then again who would have thought that a sinkhole could be turned into a natural “pool”. Well, a Fourways resident has converted the massive sinkhole outside his house into a “splash pool” to highlight the decaying water system and infrastructure in Gauteng. Paul Tilly too...

Joburg’s Rosebank offices attract tenants; other nodes battle high vacancies Rosebank has numerous ongoing property developments. Over the past few years, there has been a number of commercial and residential property developments. The area is home to many corporates including Standard Bank and Pepsi Co. Notable Rosebank offices include The Fire Station, Rosebank Towers and The Link, among others. Mining group, Anglo American has signed a 3,700m 2 lease for new offices in Rosebank. This is ac...

4:30 am Daily news update: SA hits new Covid-19 high, NDZ taken to court over lockdown laws, EFF calls Cele a ‘clown’ Citizen reporter An easy-to-read selection of our top stories. Stay up to date with The Citizen – More News, Your Way. Women walk under an umbrella in front of a 2021 sign displayed in downtown Pristina on 30 Decemb...

Curfew breakers top list of Gauteng arrests on New Years Eve 01 January 2021 - 17:01 By TimesLIVE More than 630 people were arrested in Gauteng on New Years Eve. Image: SUHAIB SALEM More than 630 suspects were arrested in Gauteng on New `Years Eve, with over 450 of these being for breaking the Covid curfew, police said on Friday. Five arrests were made for the sale of alcohol in contravention of the lockdown regulations. In Soweto, police confiscated liquor in at leas...

The streets of Hillbrow were eerily quiet on New Year’s Eve save for the occasional homeless person and the flashing lights of police vehicles on patrol. Revellers seeing out 2020 stayed safely off the streets choosing instead to shout festive wishes from their balconies as the clock struck midnight. People stand on a balcony (bottom right of image) as they celebrate NYE in Hillbrow. The streets of Hillbrow were desolate as residents adhered to the curfew. Photo / Shiraaz Mohamed. Fireworks w...