South Africa’s law enforcement fraternity is reeling after the untimely demise of former Johannesburg Metropolitan Police Department (JMPD) chief David Tembe, who was found deceased at his Bramley home early Tuesday morning
“If you want to improve people’s lives quickly, then starting a community food garden is a great place to start.” This message guided the recent community food gardening initiative organized by the West Rand District Municipality Mayor’s office in collaboration with the Fanyane Nhlapo Clinic in Mogale City, Kagiso 2. The event took place on Thursday, November 20, 2024, at the clinic’s previously unused space, transforming it into a hub of learning, planting, and community empowerment.
The stage is set for an unforgettable evening as the iconic White Star Miss Soweto pageant returns for its much-anticipated 46th edition, taking place on 29 November 2025 at the Soweto Theatre in Jabulani, Soweto.
Johannesburg Mayor Dada Morero says the flawless execution of the G20 Summit’s opening day is proof that the city has the capacity, systems, and stability to consistently deliver reliable services—not only during high-profile global events but also for residents throughout the year.
South Africa is preparing to hand over the G20 presidency to the United States early next week, but the transfer will only take place once the two countries align on the appropriate diplomatic level, International Relations and Cooperation Minister Ronald Lamola said on Saturday.
The 1000 Women Trust Organisation, in collaboration with various stakeholders, held a powerful march in Kagiso 2 on November 21, 2025, as part of the National Shutdown against Gender-Based Violence and Femicide.
Johannesburg — Presidential spokesperson Vincent Magwenya confirmed that leaders of the G20 have formally adopted the summit’s declaration, following two days of high-level discussions in Johannesburg.
A coach that is no stranger to winning trophies, Jose Riveiro, offered insightful advice to the Champion Coach hopefuls ahead of the Carling Cup.
The dispute between the City of Johannesburg and the trade union Solidarity centers on the removal of a controversial banner. Solidarity instituted urgent legal proceedings before the Gauteng Division of the High Court to have the banner reinstated or returned. The banner, which read, “Welcome to the most race-regulated country in the world,” was erected along the M1 motorway in Johannesburg.
Opening the Social Summit in Boksburg on Tuesday, Mashatile said the forum, much like the National Dialogue, aims to create inclusive, community-driven discussions on the country’s most pressing issues.
