Swaneville Men’s Forum Marks Three Years of Empowering Communities

By THABO MOTLHABI The Swaneville Men’s Forum celebrated its third anniversary in style on Friday, 17 July 2026, at Jesus Is Alive Christian Centre, bringing together community members, leaders, partners and stakeholders for a day of recognition, empowerment and hope. The event marked three years of the forum’s commitment to building stronger men, empowering young…

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A CAMPAIGN TO KEEP SOWETO CLEAN!

By KOPANO MONAHENG SOWETO is one of South Africa’s most iconic destinations, attracting tourists from across the world. Despite its rich history and cultural significance, many parts of the township continue to struggle with illegal dumping and litter. This is why Pikiup is going around the city encouraging school-kids, the community and everyone else to…

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Drug Abuse Awareness Campaign Promotes Recovery, Hope and Healthy Living

International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking By Thabo Motlhabi Residents of Kagiso 2 joined Westview Clinic’s Kagiso 2 branch and community stakeholders for a successful Drug Abuse Awareness Fun Walk aimed at raising awareness about the dangers of substance abuse while promoting recovery, hope and healthy lifestyles. The event held earlier this month,…

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67 Minutes of Service Brings Hope to Tshwaranang Centre for People with Disabilities

By Thabo MotlhabiIn the true spirit of Ubuntu and Nelson Mandela’s legacy, Eskom partnered with the Tshwaranang Centre for People with Disabilities to commemorate Mandela Day through its annual 67 Minutes of Service initiative on Friday, 17 July. Although Mandela Day is officially observed on 18 July each year, Eskom employees marked the occasion by…

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SOCIAL MEDIA SUMMIT FOR GOVERNMENT 2026 CALLS FOR A HUMAN-CENTRED DIGITAL

The fourth annual Social Media Summit for Government (the Summit) concluded at the University of Johannesburg Business School (JBS) with a strong consensus: unless artificial intelligence is deliberately harnessed to include citizens the government currently cannot hear, and unless public services become easier to access only for citizens who are already connected, digitally confident and able…

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CITY OF JOHANNESBURG INTENSIFIES INTEGRATED LAW ENFORCEMENT OPERATIONS IN REGION E

The City of Johannesburg continued its integrated law enforcement operations in Region E on Thursday, targeting non-compliant properties, illegal utility connections and immigration-related offences in Bramley, Edenburg and Bryanston. During the operation, officials inspected 10 properties in Bramley, where City Power disconnected illegal electricity connections. Nine undocumented foreign nationals were apprehended and will be processed…

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GAUTENG UNVEILS UPGRADED K101 ROAD TO BOOST MOBILITY AND ECONOMIC GROWTH

The Gauteng Provincial Government has officially unveiled the upgraded K101 Road (Old Johannesburg Road), marking a significant milestone in the province’s ongoing efforts to modernise transport infrastructure and improve mobility. Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi presided over the launch of the project, which is expected to ease congestion, enhance road safety, and support economic growth across…

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SHAPING THE FUTURE: MRS SOWETO 2026 FINALIST PHOMELELO MAHLABA TO HOST EMPOWERING 1-DAY BOYS CAMP AT MOLETSANE SPORTS COMPLEX

In an impactful move to provide critical mentorship, positive guidance, and leadership skills to young men, a transformative 1-Day Boys Camp is officially scheduled to take place at the Moletsane Sports Complex on Saturday, 11 July 2026.​Running under the powerful and timely theme, “Arise: Raising Boys of Purpose, Character, and Impact,” the crucial youth development…

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DEPARTMENT OF EMPLOYMENT AND LABOUR, UIF ENGAGE GAUTENG COMMUNITY MEDIA OWNERS

By KOPANO MONAHENG COMMUNITY media remain among the most effective marketing and communication platforms because they engage directly with people at grassroots level. However, many community media owners believe they are not receiving the recognition and support they deserve.Their close connection with local communities enables government departments, businesses, and organisations to communicate important information, raise…

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