Tag: South Africa

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 ...

Motorists across South Africa will have to brace for higher fuel costs this week, as the Department of Petroleum and Mineral Resources has confirmed that fuel prices will increase from ...

SASSA has clarified details around its ongoing social grant review process, reassuring beneficiaries that payments remain uninterrupted while the agency works to verify eligibility and prevent fraud. In a statement, ...

Saving through Water Justice The Costs of Failure Water is essential for survival. Our Constitution recognises this by entrenching the right of access to water in the Bill of Rights. ...

A well-coordinated operation by South Africa’s Anti-Kidnapping Unit has led to the successful rescue of Lenasia businessman Bashir Ismail Mia, who was kidnapped from his business premises on Thursday, 29 ...

A family in Lenasia South is appealing for community support after a devastating house fire on Friday, 30 May, destroyed nearly all their belongings, leaving them with nothing but the ...

We are proud to present the End May edition of Globe Post, featuring insightful stories, in-depth interviews, and the latest developments from across our communities. This issue highlights the voices ...

A deadly shooting erupted on the K43 between Meriteng and Lenasia South on Wednesday, 2 April around 8.50am, leaving a devastating scene in its wake where at least four people ...

Lenasia South Secondary School fell victim to a break-in last weekend (15-16 March), with criminals making off with several valuable materials, including smartboards. The Gauteng Department of Education (GDE) has ...

As February comes to an end, Globe Post continues to shine with stories of resilience, innovation, and community spirit. From local events that brought neighbors together to important developments shaping ...