• Bringing warmth to Twilight Children
• Fraudsters hawking fake trading licences
• Forum trains the lens on war-zone photographer
• Centre adds 5 stars to Joburg's firmament
• Summit to send SMEs along road to riches
• Images of Defiance staying put for July
• City gets to work on shortage of skills
• Red Cross to host glittering teddy bear banquet
• What's hot in Jozi this week: June 28 - July 4
• The AA awards find a home in Soweto
• Hope for Life means dignity in death
• Heart of Sandton reborn as Sandton Central
• Budget day's song-and-dance routine
• Organic-food show sprouts up in Sandton
• How the budget all adds up
• Parties buy into mayor's 'bold' budget
• Major soccer fest coming to town
• Highlights of the past financial year
• Mayor hikes capital budget to R1,9bn
• Market shows big appetite for Joburg bonds
• Mayor outlines new tariffs
• City issues second R1bn bond today
• Joburgers can flick the switch to prepaid power
• Modern amusements from city's hottest galleries
• What's hot in Jozi this week: June 21 - 27
• City bids farewell to Aggrey Klaaste
• Skills project kicks off in Joburg
• Mayor does it all in jam-packed tour of Soweto
• Fleet outsourcing a success story
• The sweet smell of soccer stadium food
• Youth of 2004 marching to a different beat
• Joburg libraries get tough on defaulters
• Gas conversions to begin mid-August
• Turning job-hunters into job-makers
• Comic encourages interest in history
• Joburg Water's poetry competition winners announced
• June 16 celebrations to rock Soweto
• What's hot in Jozi this week: June 14 - 20
• Mayors seek strategies to uplift poor
• Restored Drill Hall adds lustre to cultural heritage
• Low-down on rising TB rates - and treatment
• Council, traders to hold policy workshop
• Joburg joins mission to the States
• Herbert Baker Restaurant calls it a day
• Joburg power down for four hours
• City suspends five housing officials
• Children portrayed in dark shades of coffee
• Joburg poised to issue second bond
• Old Fort Coffee Shop a growing taste for trendoids
• Joburgers spot Venus on the sun
• Metro Mall taxi rank re-opens
• Gautrain to create 98 000 jobs
• Exhibition showcases handmade craft
• Mayor calls for more parks, clean air and water
• What's hot in Jozi this week: June 7 - 13
• Brand new Central Lake a boost for the environment
• Children celebrate a green world at Zoo Lake
• Ballet reaches out to Alexandra
• JFPM extends a helping hand to community
• Breakthrough deal for primary health care
• There's a little black spot on the sun
• Jozi heralds a decade of environmental sustainability
• Denver Hostel cleans up its act
• Europa gears up for its third reincarnation
• Artists roll up your sleeves for JhbArtCity 2004
• City Parks celebrates World Environment Day
• Bronze buffaloes migrate for zoo's birthday
• New Joburg University set for 2005 opening
• Tangled transfers delay Soweto flat sales
• CID spells revival for Randburg
• City digs deep for a new landfill site
• Bamboo and its bright young things

• What's hot in Jozi this week: May 31 - June 6
• Gauteng backs Joburg's 2030 vision
• Chicken feet take off in Soweto
• Gauteng to become mega city - report
• Queen impersonator to rock Joburg
• City on track to settle billing issues
• WBC bout at Madiba's old sparring ground
• More great dog walks for Joburgers
• Dusting off the Carlton - and its memories
• Children's fair comes to Orange Farm
• Unbudging taxis stall city's market plans
• Joburg limbers up for 10km walk to freedom
• Sama sings the praises of Joburg's sons
• Gauteng tops for tourists, again
• Rooms to view in Sandton
• Billing chief suspended
• City unveils by-laws after 3-year quest
• Mayor takes his plans to the people
• What's hot in Jozi this week: May 24 - 30
• Pet extravaganza opens at The Dome
• R350m add-on for Soccer City
• Johnny back for an encore
• Here comes the bridal exhibition
• Major check-up for city healthcare
• Joburg's tragic pilgrim returns
• Metro Mall rent lockout: parties to meet
• Eco-City helps fight poverty in Ivory Park
• Joburg's market square defined the town
• Cows come home to SA
• Washing-line bid stretches to Joburg
• Blazing a trail of public art
• Pikitup rolls out the wheelie bins
• ID machine nabs 116 in inner-city swoop
• City looks into electricity restructuring plan
• What's hot in Jozi this week: May 17 - 23
• Joburg scores from SA's bid win
• Joburg ready to play role in World Cup
• Joburg biggest rank locks out taxis
• Tribute to decades of friendship, art and service
• IT conference looks into the future
• Taxis face eviction from Metro Mall
• Host of events at the Zoo
• Party time for Joburg soccer fans
• SA's richest race celebrates struggle, freedom, Madiba
• New chief to change perceptions of EMS
• A morning in the life of Joburg Fresh Produce Market
• Momo adds to Joburg's artistic milieu
• Library awards adult graduates
• Big shopping mall for Soweto
• Cida signs empowerment deal
• What's hot in Jozi this week: May 10 - 15
• Calling all aspiring ballerinas
• Sentinels watch changes in Jozi's inner city
• Play keeps old District Six alive
• Comedy jam - not for the faint-hearted
• Madiba gets Joburg's top award
• Electricity distribution faces major shake-up
• An obituary for legendary Max
• New community venue for Orlando
• Women reflect on 10 years of 'herstory'
• Florida Lake to host dragon boat festival
• Perinatal unit leads in HIV/Aids research
• Sorrow as Max the gorilla dies
• Yeoville sets up project forum
• Artists explore spirit of place at Joburg Art Gallery
• Moms set for a fun-filled day of music
• Turning Joburg into 'freedom' canvas
• New ambulances for Alexandra
• What's hot in Jozi this week: May 3 - 7
• Sandton Convention Centre targets growth
• New Gauteng guide for disabled travellers

• Premier takes a firm stand at inauguration
• Council approves proposed tariff increases
• 'Tis the season to celebrate ballet
• Harmless mortar explosion in CBD
• Fresh produce market empowers entrepreneurs
• Soweto derby to draw a huge crowd
• Joburg has 'Africa in it'
• Constitution Hill tour captures essence of SA
• 'Not business as usual' - Shilowa
• JPC to speed up Soweto land transfers
• Enjoy the sultry sounds of Enrique
• Shilowa to celebrate in style at Newtown
• Poster exhibition lauds voices of the defiant
• What's hot in Jozi this week: 26 April - 2 May
• Soweto's first health spa
• Metro police HQ moves to Martindale
• Resistance poster exhibition at MuseuMAfricA
• Thokoza a winner with women abuse message
• Dial a tour, Sandton style
• Clowning 'doctors' in Joburg hospitals
• Ratepayers to give input on City budget
• Letsema campaign in Diepkloof
• Market Theatre taps to township jive
• Arts school presents third Festival of Fame
• Pikitup opens own call centre
• Newborn giraffe takes first steps at zoo
• City Challenge reaches out to schools
• Parties must remove posters by Sunday
• New taxi permits speed up process
• Memorial planned for Sophiatown
• Search for safe paraffin stove
• Records break at Rand Show
• What's hot in Jozi this week: April 19 - 25
• Calling all green finger fundis
• Cycle tour to recruit blood donors
• Party up a storm at the Old Fort
• City brings lights to the south
• Local library caters for the blind
• Union Stadium seeking a boost
• City hands over title deeds in Soweto
• Mayor tours inner city markets
• Celebrating Jozi's inner child
• What's hot in Jozi this week: April 13 - 18
• Yeoville, a melting pot cooking with new ideas
• Northcliff offers a 360º view of Joburg
• Soweto health facilities to be revitalised
• Road users urged to plant a tree and stay alive
• Workshop breaks silence on violence
• Mark Election Day with a vote of confidence
• Wanderers grass perfect for Easter tennis
• Restitution for Kliptown land claims
• Wheeled refuse bins for whole of Joburg by July
• Celebrations as investors snap up Joburg bond
• Wits calls back the past through art
• Focus on life in the city
• City launches home care service
• Empowerment workshop in Region 5
• D-day for municipal bond bids
• What's hot in Jozi this week: April 5 -11
• Kliptown makeover slowly gaining ground
• Sandton Convention Centre scores again
• No rates shock for Joburg residents
• Smooth roll-out of anti-retrovirals
• New walls for Jerusalem
• Sandton statue celebrates Mandela's giant status

• April cool in Newtown
• Banks take on training
• City to fuel economic activity in Soweto
• SA Ballet Theatre takes centre stage
• Wildlife photo competition
• Hollard gets one of the best views
• Visitors head for Constitution Hill
• Drill Hall set to meet deadline
• What's hot in Jozi this week: March 29 - April 4
• Gauteng to provide film backdrops
• A train from Soweto
• City mulls new strategy for spazas
• Rand Show - 17 days of fun
• Houghton roads to close
• Flu injections are now available
• Council flats in Soweto go on sale
• Exploring child abuse through art
• New body to focus on youth development
• Easter fun for young ones
• Joburg Zoo celebrates 100 years
• Public hearing on awards policy
• Constitutional Court: a 'shining beacon of hope'
• What's hot in Jozi this week: March 23 - 28
• The Artist Proof Studio rises from the ashes
• Mayor takes road show to Soweto
• Building a reading nation
• Health professionals gather in Joburg
• Joburg is where creativity flows, says Kentridge
• The Irish lord is back at the Civic
• City road closures ahead of banquet
• EMS squads face off on TV
• Making a splash about Water Week
• A judicial occasion in Johannesburg
• Incentives to boost inner city growth
• It's now the Walter Sisulu National Botanical Garden
• Ster-Kinekor reaches out to Alex school
• Gauteng to provide HIV/Aids drugs
• Choir reflects on a decade of democracy
• The king of muti museum
• What's hot in Jozi this week: March 15 - 21
• Preschoolers play ball - and develop skills
• Market Theatre remembers Manaka
• Something to crow about for Just Jinger
• Tickle the taste buds in Fordsburg
• Mayoral roadshow stops in Dobsonville
• Nthato Motlana's memories of Joburg
• Sci-Bono centre: electrifying science education
• Executive Wednesday: where deals are done
• Lord of the Dance taps on to Civic stage
• A day spent messing about in boats
• The quiet ambience of the Rand Club
• City set to upgrade public amenities
• Shilowa clinches deal with taxi bosses
• What's hot in Jozi this week: March 8 - 14
• Jozi a 'truly African city'
• SA's history tied to the story of a fort
• Taxi operators set to go on strike
• Golf day raises funds for charity
• Operation Gcin'amanzi enters new phase
• Fashionable designs on your doorstep
• Setting a jazzy mood on the golf course
• New breed of developers in the inner city
• Road show teaches water conservation
• Mayor hosts charity golf day
• Tennis fest at Wanderers
• Joburg's artistic heart - the Michaelis Art Library
• Council tackles township water debt
• Jurgen Schadeberg, still capturing Joburgers
• What's hot in Jozi this week: March 1- 7

• Rain for February not above average
• Showcasing the Cradle of Humankind
• Celebration as new Alex centre opens doors
• Getting residents back into the city
• City acts to stop billing problems
• Gallagher is the fashionable place to be
• Cosmo City gets green light
• Constitutional Court opens for business
• Gauteng extols inner city regeneration
• Jozi hosts Africa's first sexology congress
• Concert to celebrate theatre's birthday
• Cutting down on smoke pollution
• What's hot in Jozi this week: February 23 - 19
• Letting opportunities on Constitution Hill
• Mayor extends helping hand to Cotlands
• City reaches out to sex workers
• MICE conference postponed
• Escape the city, retreat to Ubuntu Kraal
• Constitutional Court, an artwork through and through
• Castle Mansion shines again
• SA soccer bid remains 'on track'
• City's old age home impresses visitors
• Experience Africa's oldest sound
• Orchestra Rave offers plenty of family fun
• Rissik Street PO deal imminent
• Countdown to launch of Constitution Hill
• Joburg's 18-hour auto shop
• What's hot in Jozi this week: February 16 - 22
• Better Buildings - new push for inner city revival
• International exhibition centre for JIA
• Bus route change in Norwood
• City recognises tourism award winners
• Joburgers are 'very real people'
• JIA continues with upgrades
• Where the disabled work in dignity
• City investigates uncovered manholes
• Joburg road running season kicks off
• Mayor attends Karabo Gwala's funeral
• Premier upbeat about Gauteng
• It's Dance Umbrella time again
• Johannesburg's mayors
• Passport to Pain tour hits Jozi
• What's hot in Jozi this week: February 9 - 15
• Conference on conferencing in the city
• Brenthurst, Joburg's breathtaking secret garden
• Karabo to be buried on Tuesday
• The south lays out a red carpet for the mayor
• Mayoral delegation met by well-wishers
• All aboard for a morning at the movies
• Sunday road closure on M1
• Municipal court will be in session soon
• EMS puts journalists through their paces
• Mayor pledges support for family of missing boy
• Zoo cleans water through wetlands
• Search continues for missing boy
• Joburg serves as ideal set for TV show
• Film-making takes off in Joburg
• Newtown - open all hours
• What's hot in Jozi this week: February 1 - 8
• Sponsors required for Arts festival
• Evergreen Gardenex turns nine
• City wants to revive the spirit of Sophiatown

• Open-air function to open council
• Saharadja - captivating, eclectic sounds
• State of the City address
• New square focus of Gauteng precinct
• Health centres impress visitors
• No Gumbeat for Joburg Civic
• Geographic data now online
• Joburg's services go online
• Mayor to outline plans for the city
• Fabulous fashions in Sandton
• Celebrating Jozi's green heritage
• Road works on M1 disrupt traffic
• What's hot in Jozi this week: January 26 - February 1
• New theatre awards for Gauteng
• 'Seeing White' raises race questions
• City looks into account queries
• Wits principal enjoys Jozi's cosmopolitan feel
• Fame comes to Joburg
• Parks Tau: the man behind the council's bills
• Mayor hosts public meeting in Diepsloot
• Joburg set to be medical capital of Africa
• Survey gives insight into street trading
• Wits Botanical Garden to get new name
• Council's HR system gets an upgrade
• Herman Charles Bosman, Joburg man
• Fire fighters injured in road accident
• What's hot in Jozi this week: January 19 - 25
• Police thank inner city residents
• Joburg gets to account for its property
• Mayor visits Diepsloot and Ivory Park
• Foreign visitor champions Joburg
• Put your feet up in a Joburg park
• Births at Joburg Zoo a roaring success
• R2-million to upgrade sewer line
• Joburg's mine dumps bite the dust
• Mayor to tour Diepsloot and surrounds
• The Queen of Soweto
• Last chance to register for elections
• Joburg director to manage Tshwane
• It's not 5 buildings for demolition, but 10!
• New director for arts and culture
• What's hot in Jozi this week: January 12 - 18
• Recollecting the past brings the Old Fort alive
• Joburg's rescue unit responds to Iran call
• Gauteng plans to demolish 5 inner city buildings
• Alex library: a haven for youngsters
• Civic Theatre to rock to an African beat
• Metro police training to proceed
• Joburg gets tough on defaulters
• A 'Celebrating Johannesburg' exhibition
• City makes writing cheques easier
• What's hot in Jozi this week: January 5 - 11
• Bridex aims higher for 2004
• Dance Factory to hold auditions

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