Health

Learners at high schools around Finetown and Lenasia are using leftover cooking oil to add flavour to their school nutrition programme lunch. Some children have been eating this residue for...

As South Africa observes TB Awareness Month, the Gauteng Department of Health (GDoH) has reported sustained progress in the fight against tuberculosis, particularly in reducing mortality, improving treatment outcomes and...

​The City of Johannesburg, through the Citizen Relationship and Urban Management (CRUM) unit in partnership with the departments of Health and Social Development, Economic Development, Gift of the Givers, Coca-Cola,...

A long-standing drainage crisis in Lenasia South’s Mount Cook and Mount Fuji streets continues to wreak havoc on residents’ homes and daily routines during heavy rainfall. In Mount Cook, the...

What is Typhoid Fever? Typhoid fever is caused by the bacterium Salmonella enterica serotype Typhi, and sometimes related strains such as Paratyphi. It spreads through the fecal–oral route, usually via...

On 13 September, recovering addicts Lance and Teegan, both 13 years sober, hosted the Lenasia South Drug and Alcohol Recovery Awareness Campaign at Sheffield Park, Ext. 4. The initiative, which...

Lenmed’s Ahmed Kathrada Private Hospital is celebrating a major milestone as its Metabolic and Weight Management Centre successfully completed its 100th bariatric surgery this month. The achievement comes just two...

Charmaine Booysens, founder and chairperson of Helping Hands For The Abused, is calling on the community to join her NPO in spreading hope, care, and joy to vulnerable children. To...

Gauteng MEC for Education, Matome Chiloane, is deeply saddened by the untimely passing of a Grade 8 girl learner from Qalabotjha Secondary School in Vlakfontein, Johannesburg South earlier this morning...

On 26 August, Brenda Johnson celebrated her birthday in a unique and meaningful way - by giving back to her community. The event at Mid Ennerdale Clinic brought together residents...