• Joburg declares war on abuse
• Art used to examine social issues
• Ballet group offers classic mix
• Shack settlements: not here to stay
• Joburg is Africa's economic leader
• City Parks snags big awards
• Learn to be a field guide
• City lends its support to hospice
• All systems go for 46664 concert
• Rotary Club donates wheelchairs
• Football is a 'beautiful business'
• Take an artistic drive north
• City speaks out about HIV and Aids
• New building plans centre to open
• A week in Joburg: 26 November - 2 December, 2007
• Hairspray – much more than just hair care
• Metro cops ready to pop corks
• Scuba divers to clean zoo's moats
• City holds by-law blitz in Region E
• Sleeping Beauty gets her prince
• Working conditions under spotlight
• Satisfaction levels are on the up
• Soccerex extends its benefits
• No Chrismas boxes, urges Pikitup
• Dignity at core of disability event
• Singing in the festive season
• Trees mark joyful anniversary
• Tree of Light to brighten up zoo
• Giving everyone the right to flush
• Disabled kids invited to party
• Joburg is best municipality
• Another success for Cycle Challenge
• Join the campaign against abuse
• A week in Joburg: 19 - 25 November, 2007
• Jews celebrate 120 years in Joburg
• Satellite technology for Joburg
• Festive season theatre wrap
• Ballet and orchestra join forces
• Roodepoort Museum back in business
• Tarred roads bring investment
• Pedal power to take over Joburg
• Park-and-ride offered for soccer
• Mayor lends support to Joburg Open
• Benin's Gaba brings art to JAG
• Black eaglet finally gets a name
• City comes up with new equity plan
• Exhibition focuses on Holocaust
• Rapunzel lets her hair down
• Solemn tribute paid to SA's fallen
• Lira, Jozi top awards nominations
• Putting region G firmly on the map
• A week in Joburg: 12 - 19 November, 2007
• By-law blitz held in Region G
• Inner city partners get on board
• Pikitup wins business award
• SS Mendi heroes to be remembered
• Rates tariff on residences released
• Cycling royalty will be in Joburg
• 'Get into football, 'firms urged
• Salon owners boost business skills
• Night of the Stars is cancelled
• Another hundred trees for Soweto
• City Parks rewards hard work
• Overseeing inner city charter commitments
• Sleeping beauty wakes from slumber
• Masondo takes on international role
• Phakathi keeps tabs on taxi drivers
• Market Theatre posts strong growth
• Panto is a rollicking good time
• The Soweto Marathon: a runner's view
• Racing through Soweto
• What's in a name?
• Ponte gets a second life
• A week in Joburg: 5 - 11 November, 2007
• Jozi property values soar
• Having a little cooking session
• Masondo throws his hat into ring
• Take a tour with Soweto marathon
• SABT holds ballet auditions
• Lenasia gets public transport rank
• City reaches out to sectional property owners
• Bank kicks off 2010 ticket race
• Junior mayor speaks about teenage suicide
• Crocodile turns up for panto
• Keeping Joburg's pets healthy

• Luxury hotel to open in Soweto
• Still time to comment on rates
• A penny sparked Alex bus boycotts
• Lion King run extended, again
• Good food and wine are on the men
• Proposals sought for Bruma site
• Local line-up for 46664 named
• Thousands party at Diwali festival
• Detour on Cycle Challenge route
• A week in Joburg: 29 October - 4 November, 2007
• Housing database is on the cards
• City's new General Valuation Roll
• Boks bring party to Joburg streets
• Boks bring party to Joburg streets
• Get your tax returns in, pronto
• Sport, music at Night of the Stars
• Children's safety under spotlight
• Mayor endorses Soweto Marathon
• Pedestrian Angel visits school
• State policies may hamper metros
• Bicycle lanes open in Soweto
• Taxi industry signs on for Rea Vaya
• Gautrain launches MyTrain website
• Five June 16 routes are mapped
• Zoo has scare or two up its sleeve
• Closing the tap on water leakages
• Joburg welcomes the Springboks home
• OR Tambo Games unite cities
• Concert lures Car Free Day crowds
• Concert lures Car Free Day crowds
• All hail the returning heroes
• Eland adds beauty to Braamfontein
• Gladys Knight bound for Jozi
• Partnering inner city revival
• More trees make Soweto greener
• A week in Joburg: 22 - 28 October, 2007
• Saturday is Car Free Day
• Ten groups fill Zwakala Festival bill
• Indian sub-continent comes to Jozi
• Africa Umoja explodes on to stage
• The City's queen of cash flow
• Joburg ready to watch rugby
• Fifa deadlines 'will be met'
• City takes advantage of Saitex
• Salga reaffirms its importance
• Gautrain inches towards airport
• Artists chosen for Diwali festival
• Mayor checks in on Region C
• Community theatre puts on a show
• Safety campaign heads to Norwood
• 'We want to learn from the best'
• Kids look into transport's future
• Joburg prepares for Cycle Challenge
• Sisonke underground bins opened
• Municipalities look at 2010 role
• First performers at 46664 named
• 'I abseiled down Ponte City'
• City inspectors enforce by-laws
• A week in Joburg: 15 - 21 October, 2007
• HOV lane to be set up on M1 North
• Taxi drivers learn customer service
• Words and music from Promusica
• Expect rotating power outages
• Family day wraps up Arts Alive
• New ways to beat the traffic
• Soccer City on track for 2010
• Name needed for black eagle chick
• Times are changing at Sol Plaatje
• History of transport explored
• Goggas are in the spotlight
• Apply now for Joburg bursaries
• No tornado for Joburg
• One concert from Black Eyed Peas
• African art fair comes to Joburg
• Chapel Garden is open for weddings
• Inner city captain is hands on
• Joburg's broadband plans speed up
• Silently teaching road safety
• US dance guru holds Jozi workshops
• Ballet company holds auditions
• A week in Joburg: 8 - 14 October, 2007
• Writing workshop focuses on kids
• Students to lend a hand in Hillbrow
• London VIPs visit Johannesburg
• Riding in the bus lane
• Wits turns 85 today
• Mini F1 cars to race at Kyalami
• Concert explores SA music
• Cast starts panto rehearsals
• Children welcome transport mascot
• Klipspruit is spruced up
• Gay pride takes to Rosebank streets
• Grid-locks and safety top the agenda
• Learners' safety tops agenda
• Poor Joburgers document their lives
• First-class train trip to Soweto
• Strikers issue list of demands
• Mandela concert to rock Joburg
• Weather fails to cool beach party
• Burning off the calories
• Taking a different route down Ponte
• A week in Joburg: 1 - 7 October, 2007

• Performers invited to audition
• Locked into the Newtown party
• Plan to inspire young scientists
• EMS opens new training facilities
• Get fit for Soweto Marathon
• Soweto's Maponya mall opens its doors
• Writing competition to hook the youth
• Boshoff sets himself no limits
• UK quartet to inspire Jozi
• Alex streets to be renamed
• Soweto theatre-lover honoured
• Shop 'til you drop in Soweto
• Kids help get Cosmo City ship-shape
• Joburg celebrates its heritage
• Cat helps her master get the girl
• Musicians rock against crime
• City buys Xuma's Sophiatown house
• A week in Joburg: 25 - 30 September, 2007
• Artistic Fence lights up gallery
• Jozibonds enter the trading floor
• Student council tours city
• Joburg has enviable heritage collection
• Concert explores music from the movies
• Spring blitzes air out inner city
• Soccerex heads for Joburg corner
• Soweto fest pulls out all the stops
• Refreshed Rose Park opens for play
• Buskaid celebrates 10 years
• War museum marks 60 years
• Palace Architects plots Jozi Style
• Sharing know-how with neighbours
• Plenty of theatre action on cards
• Soweto Beach Party surfs into town
• Public pools open for summer
• Rubbish collection uninterrupted
• City staff take to sports fields
• Music kicks off the countdown
• Exhibition focuses on Taiwan
• Mbuli leads Speak the Mind
• Cunning cat brings magic to stage
• A week in Joburg: 17 - 24 September, 2007
• A dream garden turns into reality
• City preaches safety to Soweto pastors
• Soweto starts the countdown to 2010
• 'Oscars' to celebrate inner city change
• Revised naming policy approved
• Turning learners into earners
• Joburg promises a big day out
• Province to quell taxi violence
• Vote for 2010 poster
• Joburg official is tops in Gauteng
• Unearthing innovative art at JAG
• Soweto choir returns home
• Fighting global warming in Alex
• Sowetans give wine fest a bouquet
• The library – enter a magical world
• Carnival parade in Jozi
• Get your free soil!
• Soccer City sees a celebration
• City creates thousands of jobs
• A week in Joburg: 10 - 16 September, 2007
• Basketball legends run Jozi camp
• Trees herald spring at Zoo Lake
• Marking 1 000 days with song
• A thousand days and counting
• Yeoville gets its own ICT Hub
• Soweto Festival promises fun times
• Nene sees wealth in property
• Sojo offers the south so much more
• Art Bank Joburg turns one
• Campaign aims for litter-free city
• Teens prepare to jet off to France
• City agencies spruce up the inner city
• Yeoville's art deco blooms again
• Campaign to green Soweto blooms
• Jazz gets Joburg in the mood
• Golfers tee-off for charity
• Floats readied for street carnival
• Chefs prepare feast of fine food
• A week in Joburg: 3 - 9 September, 2007

• Software giants coming to Joburg
• Joburg has it all, even skiing
• Mama Sisulu gets her own highway
• Road closures for Jazz at the Lake
• Choose a healthy lifestyle
• Arts Alive welcomes spring
• JMPD receives training by top guns
• Junior chefs can take the heat
• Joburg's urban forest to grow
• Court reserves judgment on evictions
• Hundreds of trees will green Alex
• Jive Soweto joins Arts Alive
• Dragon boats herald spring
• Faith writes the city's history
• The Magic Flute 'feels home'
• Massive new housing plan for Soweto
• Preschool offers safe learning
• Region E community needs explored
• Fashion ruled the Joburg roost
• Environment key to human health
• Frog Prince to bring magic to People's Theatre
• Warm water the eco-friendly way
• A week in Joburg: 27 August - 2 September, 2007
• Women share business know-how
• Stomping start to Joy of Jazz
• Economic opportunities discussed
• Campaign focuses on litter at zoo
• India adds spice to Arts Alive
• Joburg zoo makes learning fun
• Cuba's Sosa kicks off Arts Alive
• Exhibition looks at the missing
• Declaring war on unemployment
• Fashion Week kicks off in Soweto
• Take a smooth ride into work
• Peter Pan gets Honeyman treatment
• Work towards World Cup forges ahead
• Cape's finest visit Soweto
• Majestic eland gazes over Gateway
• Taking fashion to the township
• Drive to provide Kliptown houses
• Security tight for Joy of Jazz
• A week in Joburg: 20 - 26 August, 2007
• Magistrates' courts – blasts, apartheid and art
• City is set to be 2010 broadcast capital
• City scheme swells skills base
• Jozi's public artworks go global
• Roads closed around Zoo Lake
• Stardom beckons at Moshito lekgotla
• Indian flavour adds extra spice
• Bring it on, says Jordaan
• Face of the City in for a change
• Frogs give new spin to Bird Gardens
• Zoo Lake holds fund raisers
• The big clean heads for city centre
• Exhibit brings dinosaurs to life
• Acerbic play still relevant today
• Homefinder will help EMS crews
• Joburg designers to wow Africa
• Jazz wind blows through Zoo Lake
• A week in Joburg: 13 -19 August, 2007
• City's succes 'speaks for itself'
• City enforces hawking policy
• Mayor leads tour of Region B
• Piecing together a success story
• Joburg empowers informal traders
• City electricity supply stabilising
• Now you can invest in your city
• Bringing citizen and leader closer
• Time to bang the drum for women
• Joburg is SA's culture capital
• Soccer fans fill Dobsonville park
• More cold weather is on the way
• Sandton searches for its history
• Joy of Jazz Festival draws nearer
• Get ready for changes to inner city
• A week in Joburg: 6 - 12 August, 2007
• Sisonke moves to clean up city
• Forum focuses on cleaning Diepsloot
• Street names across Jozi finalised
• Joshco celebrates its successes
• Landfills can create green energy
• Me Games uses fun for teaching
• Poor kids will see The Lion King
• Junior mayor meets her public
• 'Paris four' to strut fashion stuff
• Soweto golf course moves forward

• Women are top of Newtown's agenda
• Joburg prepares for new bond issue
• Formula One roars back into Joburg
• Pass office is a place of shelter
• Women's Month packs a fun punch
• Exhibition looks at Ethiopian Jews
• A week in Joburg: 30 July - 5 August, 2007
• Jozi prepares for carnival party
• Gauteng to speed up housing
• Progress can be seen at Ivory Park
• Upgrades are planned for hostels
• Jozi welcomes spring with Arts Alive
• Public toilets in the spotlight
• Huddle Park plan gets the go ahead
• Expect the roar of F1 in Sandton
• Decorex adds new items to the mix
• Children line up for second shots
• Chief Luthuli to be honoured at Con Hill
• Digging Gautrain holes in Wolmarans Street
• Sandton to turn into a racetrack – for real
• Pink plans hot Jozi performance
• A new, asbestos-free, school rises in Alex
• A record number walked the talk
• Stirring tales at JAG
• Joburg cops get shiny new fleet
• A week in Joburg: 23 - 29 July, 2007
• Rent brings down the house
• Summit seeks finance 'solutions'
• Walkabout explores traditional art
• Memory and revenge stalk stage
• City development in the spotlight
• Mayor hosts African diplomats
• New police academy trains the best
• Trees blossom for Madiba
• Joburg gears up for Walk the Talk
• Work steams ahead on geology museum
• Happy birthday, Madiba
• City ready for second inoculations
• French youth learn about Jozi peers
• Personal tax returns in the post
• Joburg home to city's first Science Park
• 969 is back in Jozi
• Line up the bins, it's collection day
• Freddie Jackson to serenade Jozi
• A week in Joburg: 16 - 22 July, 2007
• Joburg on show at global exhibition
• Dome offers new room at Con Hill
• US gospel great has two Jozi dates
• Have a health check before you walk
• Clinton in Jozi to tackle climate change
• WWE Superstars expected in Jozi
• Thousands of kids to learn to dance
• Jazz workshops on the cards
• Lion King's run is extended
• City to speed up development approvals
• Award winning teen has more ideas
• City planners have 'tough job'
• Green Scorpions target developers
• Safer appliances to prevent fires in Alex
• Joburg Zoo earns world-class status
• Oliver Twist delights young and old
• Mayaba: putting Joburg on IT map
• Taxi operators take up scrap offer
• Musical to bring love and peace to Windybrow
• A week in Joburg: 9 - 15 July, 2007
• Joburg rocks against global warming
• Credo Mutwa Village now almost complete
• Linder's new grand piano flies in soon
• Trees blossom in Braamfontein
• Gautrain – R5,8bn spent so far
• Sci-Bono shuts while shows change
• Jail and bail for extreme offenders
• SAPS posts a drop in contact crime
• Cold snap to continue biting
• Cycle Challenge is back on the road
• Upgrades planned for busy roads
• Luxury Soweto train on track
• Get your boots on for Walk the Talk
• Working towards a clean audit
• French team shares its knowledge
• SowetoTV begins year of broadcasts
• Fans won't miss a football moment
• Jazz superstars head for Joburg
• A week in Joburg: 2 - 8 July, 2007

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