A life-changing initiative unfolded at Mosupatsela High School, Kagiso 2, on Friday, March 13, 2026. As sanitary pads, the donations drive empowered Grade 11 learners and tackle the ongoing issue of period poverty.
International Women’s Day events encourage healing, unity, and self-love among women.
Women from across the West Rand gathered to celebrate empowerment and unity during an inspiring day celebration organised by Katleho Lenong from Tswaa Daa Merchandise and Events.
If you’re reading this while adjusting your posture, stretching your neck, or slowly rolling your shoulders because your back is complaining congratulations, you’re part of a large club.
Residents of Kagiso 2 and surrounding areas benefited from a two-day health awareness campaign, hosted by Rotary Family Health with various stakeholders. The campaign was held at Kagiso 2 Community Hall on Thursday, March 06, 2026.
The Department of Integrated Environmental Management in Mogale City recently hosted a wetland clean-up campaign. Hosted at Maimane Drive, Kagiso 2, on Thursday, 26 February 2026. The event formed part of activities to celebrate wetland month in South Africa and brought together various stakeholders and community members of Kagiso 2
The City of Johannesburg welcomed the successful launch of the Smart Wi-Fi Pole in Slovo Park, marking an important milestone in advancing digital inclusion and strengthening smart city infrastructure across the municipality.
Nestlé BarOne is bringing Big BarOne Energy to shoppers nationwide with a bold new ‘Buy 2 & Win Big’ challenge.
The Vodacom Foundation, in partnership with the Gauteng Department of Education, has invested R2million in the School of Excellence model at Usizolwethu Special Needs School in Daveyton, empowering learners with intellectual disabilities through technology and digital skills.
Clear vision is something many take for granted, yet for thousands of South Africans, the simple ability to see clearly remains out of reach. The Rita Teka Foundation is working to change that reality one life, one pair of glasses, and one act of generosity at a time.
Springbok coach Rassie Erasmus expressed his delight with the Boks’ opening alignment camp of the year, which concluded on Thursday evening with the prestigious SA Rugby Awards in Cape Town.
