Embracing the First Ten Days of Dhul-Ḥijjah: A Month of Mercy and Renewal
By Shakiera Tayob, Fordsburg Independent Newspapers Every year, the sighting of the new moon heralds the arrival of Dhul-Ḥijjah—the final…
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Joburg Leads the Charge in Biodiversity Conservation: Celebrating International Day for Biological Diversity 2025
On May 22, 2025, the City of Johannesburg proudly joined the global community in marking the International Day for Biological…
Joburg Market Makes History as Africa Hosts WUWM Conference: A Step Forward for Sustainable Food Systems
In a historic moment for both Johannesburg and Africa, the Joburg Market recently hosted the World Union of Wholesale Markets…
Joburg Champions Agricultural Innovation: A Vision for Africa’s Future
The City of Johannesburg is positioning itself as a key player in the future of Africa’s agricultural landscape, with Executive…
Johannesburg Takes Action to Empower People with Disabilities Through Inclusive Planning
On a sunny Tuesday afternoon, the City of Johannesburg hosted an important Integrated Development Plan (IDP) session for People with…
We need to protect the rights of workers to build an inclusive economy
Dear Fellow South African, We have just observed Workers’ Day, which is commemorated across the world in honour of the…
Honoring Human Rights Month: JOSHCO’s Role in Advancing Housing Rights in Johannesburg
March is an important month in South Africa, a time when we come together to reflect on the remarkable strides…
3RC’s High5 Takes O1 with a Phenomenal Start in Johannesburg Primary Schools
Written by Ilhaam Sass High5 is off to a fantastic start, captivating young audiences in Johannesburg’s primaryschools. With a vibrant…
Festival Of Lights to Ignite Joburg’s December Holidays
The much-anticipated Joburg Festival of Lights is making a triumphant return, promising to illuminate the Johannesburg Zoo with magical moments…
The Gauteng Liquor Board ready to conduct random blitz to curb under-age drinking
The Gauteng Liquor Board (GLB) has in the past noted with great concern a recurring phenomenon where certain high schools throughout the province host events associated with either matric dance after parties and “pens-down” events with an intention to relieve stresses related to examinations.