Month: February 2026

On 10 February, at around 6:50 pm, a house on Himalayas Street - right opposite Willowmead Field - was engulfed in towering flames after a domestic dispute turned violent. Eyewitness ...

On 10 February, Johannesburg MMC for Road and Transport Cllr, Kenny Kunene, launched a 2 week Operation Restore initiative focused on improving road conditions and infrastructure through targeted interventions by ...

As the moon waxes and wanes, the Saivite calendar marks the arrival of a sacred night, revered by millions of devotees around the world. This auspicious occasion is observed with ...

On Friday, 6 February, Gauteng Small Bus Operators Council (GASBOC) decided to continue suspending its services after not reaching an agreement with Gauteng Department of Education (GDE) during a feedback ...

On 31 January, devotees from Gauteng gathered at ISKCON Sri Sri Nitai Gaura Hari Temple in Lenasia, to witness a historic milestone for the South African Yatra. The occasion marked ...

It has been an exciting and eventful week at Lotus, with learners and staff participating in two vibrant school activities. On 4 February, the school hosted a successful Sports Day ...

The Lenasia Table Tennis Association (LTTA) has achieved a significant milestone following the announcement that two of its top players, Chetan Nathoo and Danisha Patel, have been ranked among the ...

On Wednesday, 04 February, Pastor Jairus Silas of Emmanuel’s Christian Fellowship church based in Lenasia South, in partnership with the University of Johannesburg (UJ) and other stakeholders donated close to ...

The Gauteng Department of Education (GDE) has failed to pay scholar transport operators, forcing thousands of learners in at least 20 schools to go without transportation. This mismanagement within the ...

What began as a power outage just after 1am on Monday, 2 February, has escalated into a full-scale service delivery crisis in Lenasia South, exposing failing infrastructure, blurred accountability and ...