• Volunteers learn to fight shack fires
• Mandela People's Market helps Food Bank
• Constitution Hill is best place for a bash
• Newtown hosts Live 8 Joburg
• Municipal court is in full swing
• Hotel school settles in happily
• Zoo off-roading a big success
• Kliptown players recall the struggle
• Paypoints to shut for financial year end
• Nasrec framework gets the nod
• Joburg plans to lead ICT field
• Marchers flood inner city streets
• A week in Joburg: 27 June - 3 July, 2005
• Police raid Joburg clubs
• Beware the Joburg accounts spammers
• Flame of freedom is lit in Kliptown
• Exciting holiday activities on cards
• The charter of our 'singing tomorrows'
• Roadworks to Heriotdale Bridge
• Seven buildings marked for expropriation
• Race to finish square for Freedom Charter birthday
• Joburg Water launches inner city clean-up
• New book to look at Brand Joburg
• Better trained councillors give better service
• Food Bank opened for Joburg's needy
• Business on board to fight crime
• Old Kliptown was a 'picturesque place'
• Get lost in Toyland
• Metro police hold joint training operations
• Stand by for the Hector Pieterson label
• Soweto choir set to wow Civic Theatre
• Downtown Joburg in pictures
• President tours Kliptown square
• A week in Joburg: 20 - 26 June, 2005
• Roodepoort CBD to get a makeover
• Hector's mother had a premonition
• Walkway marking route of '76 unveiled
• Orlando Stadium rocks to youth beat
• Mayor opens Karabo Gwala Gardens
• JSE suits bowled over by City work
• 'Olympic flame' for Youth Day
• June 16, 1976 - 'This is our day'
• Several events mark Youth Day
• Real men march against domestic violence
• Councillors noted for upgrading skills
• Idi Amin is alive and well in Newtown
• Extreme sports in the inner city
• Big plans being laid to house the poor
• Crown Gardens clinic responds to treatment
• A week in Joburg: 13 - 19 June, 2005
• Zoo publishes birding guide
• Pebbles launch sets Bassline alight
• Gautrain announcement expected end June
• Dutch youth theatre comes to Joburg
• Oprah to spread hermessage in Joburg
• Race is on to collect old memories
• Artists urged to light up Joburg
• Alex to get a taste for extreme sports
• Young communicators take home fat cheques
• It's the weekend and Yeoville is rocking
• Joburg's successes impress Asian visitors
• Here comes the sunny gecko
• Swazi singer set to wow Joburg
• Environmental centre opens in Soweto
• Draft pet by-laws spark intense debate
• A week in Joburg: 6 - 12 June, 2005
• Wounded cop back home, on the mend
• Mayor goes walkabout through Alexandra
• More guards for city's parks
• Revenue department plans big move
• Community backs Mandela Yard
• Celebrate environment day early, at the zoo
• Schools win big in Joburg Water competitions
• Revamp for Joburg roads
• Hillbrow Tower renamed

• Student walkway to be unveiled on 16 June
• Soccer 2010 will change all our lives
• Revamped Hillbrow flats garner award
• Joburg tourism has bumper first quarter
• Recycle waste for profit in Zondi
• CBD is 'perfect place' for The Apprentice
• A week in Joburg: 30 May - 5 June, 2005
• Joburg to host conference industry
• Zasekhaya Market is a feast of fine art and craft
• Credo Mutwa Village to be restored
• Moroccan delegation visits Joburg's finest
• Kliptown square rises from a dusty field
• Benrose to benefit from regeneration
• Africa Day celebrated in style
• Buoyant Joburg unveils record-breaking budget
• Lower tariff increases bring relief to ratepayers
• Opposition happy with the budget
• Celebrate Africa Day in Newtown
• City manager debuts on Hard Copy
• Cosmo City on track for first residents
• Get Down looks at school life
• City works to boost BEE investment
• Hawkers taught business skills
• Listen to the budget on radio
• Countdown to Joburg budget day
• A week in Joburg: 23 - 19 May, 2005
• CowParade raises R1m for Choc
• City and Wits launch ICT centre
• Safety campaign focuses on winter dangers
• So, who killed Jimmy Valentine?
• Singing and so much more from Wits Choir
• Leaders to strengthen local government
• Joburg impresses foreign delegation
• A feast of dance planned for ballet lovers
• Gay marriages debated in and out of Constitutional Court
• Orchestra celebrates fifth birthday
• Visitors to Hector Pietersen Museum on the increase
• Taxi protest causes city traffic jam
• Bridal Africa celebrates weddings
• Pikitup buys R1,2m cleaning machine
• Fire awareness day at Hillfox Market
• British students study how Joburg governs
• Children go wild for zoo's animals
• A week in Joburg: 16 - 22 May, 2005
• Pro Musica opens winter season
• Owners beautify bad buildings
• Cards does more than entertain
• Conference will boost local government in Africa
• Didier Awadi is in the house at the Bassline
• Report illegal land invasions, City urges
• A season of music and ballet at the Civic
• Pops Mohamed set to sizzle at Orchestra Rave
• Joburg makes impression at Tourism Indaba
• Gender commission moves into Constitution Hill
• Only the sunny hours on this sundial
• Diepsloot careers expo meets its mark
• Soweto residents talk to the mayor
• A week in Joburg: 9 - 15 May, 2005
• The buzz of the city centre is the best
• If I was mayor for a day
• Czech investors see Joburg's potential
• Auditions open for Noddy
• Spend Mother's Day at the zoo
• Festival of Fame opens for fourth year
• Rietvlei Zoo Farm is a great day out
• Newtown's Central Place opens with major tenant
• Diepsloot to host career expo
• Free services for Joburg's indigent
• Drive to register city's poor
• Welcome from economists for City's debt write-off
• Get psyched for science
• Gautrain construction now to begin in November
• Give your views on pets by-laws
• Adopt a Joburg Zoo animal
• Hair braiding pavement style
• Controversial artists at Joburg Art Gallery
• A week in Joburg: 3 - 8 May, 2005

• Joburg Water Festival ends on high note
• Clash of the titans at Soccer City
• City lays safety strategy foundations
• Joyous Celebration kicks off national tour
• Animal auction postponed
• Yeoville residents have their say
• Creating a quiet centre for St Mary's
• It is a day of champions at Turffontein
• Safety first at Joburg's building sites
• A week in Joburg: 25 April - 2 May, 2005
• Soweto tourism hub ready to open
• Joburg's ratings outlook upgraded
• Big splash planned for Zoo Lake
• Investments revive inner city
• Joburg launches R700-million bond
• People's Centre for Randburg
• Lenasia honours RAM Saloojee
• MTV party is a blast
• Classical concerts in Alex
• Defaulting residents pay up
• Celebrating all things Portuguese
• A treasure chest in Zamimpilo
• Hoax calls tie up emergency lines
• Writer of SA's anthem remembered
• Investors get a close look at Orlando Ekhaya
• Gauteng acts to help municipalities
• Joburg University student hunts Olympic gold
• A week in Joburg: 18 - 24 April, 2005
• City Parks scoops gold
• Barkhurst, Nappy Valley … or Parkhurst?
• Kat and the Kings - a musical must-see
• New structure for City billing, revenue collection
• Walk 'the richest square mile in SA'
• Zero tolerance for illegal occupiers
• Lenasia honours human rights achievers
• Golfing for charity
• Orlando Ekhaya calls for investors
• Musical theatre auditions in Melville
• An encore for Kippies
• Bara's key transport node on track
• Festival of Fame will go on
• Plaatje comes alive in Newtown
• Big walk at Zoo Lake
• A week in Joburg: 11 - 17 April, 2005
• City chips in to build Letsema houses
• Joburg hosts former heads of states
• The mayor takes a tour of Soweto
• It's Gandhi Walk time again
• Zoo to auction animals
• Gauteng's future is carefully planned
• New-look Main Street: haven from the hustle
• Sports complex on cards for Zola
• Randburg launches improvement district
• Have your say about the budget
• MTV Base parties at the Top Star
• The fruit farm comes to Orlando
• Metro police to target Melville hot spots
• Jozi bellies wiggle towards a record
• Hillbrow healthcare precinct on track
• Pikitup to carry out bin census
• A week in Joburg: 4 - 10 April, 2005
• Half a million brave Rand Show rains
• Seven properties get Better Buildings treatment
• Johannesburg Housing Company counts its success
• The Rand Show is one huge jol
• Gun Amnesty deadline extended
• City extends helping hand to poor

• Joburg's bond issue ready to roll
• Joburg music lovers in for an autumn treat
• Supplementary water supply for Alex/Sandton
• Local Authority Notice
• Juliwe residents remember their forced removal
• Ripple effect from Braamfontein Regeneration Project
• A water-wise way to clean cars
• Proposed city tariffs up for public scrutiny
• What's hot in Jozi this week: 29 March - 3 April, 2005
• Pinocchio comes to life at Civic Theatre
• Gun Amnesty deadline looms
• Joburg Art Gallery moves to Newtown
• Easter weekend music line-up
• Drill Hall relives its rich past
• Mboweni is new patron of dance
• The day the bus went into the Westdene dam
• Health department: TB is curable
• Wash your car without the waste
• Pikitup speeds trucks at weighbridge
• Four new clubs for Braamfontein
• Up-market residential units on cards for Braamfontein
• Joburg celebrates Sontonga anniversary
• Paul Verryn: still ministering to Joburg's needy
• What's hot in Jozi this week: 22 - 28 March, 2005
• New-look complex opens at Sterkfontein Cave
• Councillors square up over annual report
• Libraries launch Reading Circle Book Club
• Rand Show expecting huge crowds
• SPCA to help Glensek animal owners
• Yeoville fun with offbeat and ethnic games
• Water Week promises a big splash
• Comprehensive public transport brochure on cards
• Besafe Centre opens in Jabulani
• Massive project to overhaul city electricity
• City health on the road to test for TB
• Easter events for the kids at the zoo
• Leash that dog, warns City Parks
• Work goes ahead on Jabavu Library
• City wants your memories of Freedom Charter
• It's the Easter holidays and time for fun
• Cemetery cots to be removed
• One-stop for services in Dobsonville
• What's hot in Jozi this week: 14 - 21 March, 2005
• City works to eradicate shacks
• Performing fleas at Rosebank market
• Mayor goes walkabout in Joburg
• Gay Games bid to be ready next week
• Joburg taxis and buses to pay cab fee
• Joburg Water starts replacing manhole covers
• Delighted Soweto kids see the circus
• Soweto granny gets a wheelchair
• New taxi and bus routes to link north and south
• New Year's celebrations planned
• EKhaya: Landlords clean up Hillbrow ghetto
• Earth tremor rocks the city
• Proper housing for thousands by next year
• Joburg Art Gallery keeps surprising visitors
• Europa Hotel is being reborn
• Cycle Challenge is back on the road
• It's Rand Show time again!
• Register for new IDs to get social grants
• A happy day for Twilight children
• What's hot in Jozi this week: 7 - 13 March, 2005
• Police will take over Hillbrow streets
• No Lenasia water today
• The price of gas will not rise
• Diepsloot's wait may soon be over
• University showcases classical talent
• Alex to get R168-m from Gauteng
• Beautiful ones dance across Constitution Hill
• Massive shopping, living, entertaining centre for Soweto
• JP Morgan race challenges runners
• Panto lands a knockout
• Facelift on cards for Pimville sports complex
• Davis Cup tie comes to Joburg
• The deli that's really a train shop
• 'Tshepang' tells a tragic tale
• City Parks trains contractors in safety

• Call for independent water and electricity regulator
• Art for art's sake
• Top golfing tournament for Joburg
• What's hot in Jozi this week: 28 February - 6 March, 2005
• More work for approved boom gates
• Boomed suburbs: 54 get the nod
• Foam bombs for fighting shack fires
• Heart of Sandton buzzing with activity
• More money in City's coffers
• The not-so-wild Wilds
• Have your say about 2010
• Lubumbashi mayor in town
• Talks continue over Jerusalem social housing
• What's on at the Civic this year
• Gautrain construction to start end October
• Chamber built for Pan African Parliament sittings
• Dance Umbrella programme changes
• Separate billing system gets under way
• Jabulani day care centre prepares to open
• Free Joburg property database soon online
• Braving rain, hundreds watch Shilowa
• Shilowa reveals ambitious 'global city' plans
• Westlife comes back to South Africa
• What's hot in Jozi this week: 21 - 27 February, 2005
• Soweto's farmers to get land for grazing
• Market gone bananas for new ripening unit
• Razor-sharp wit from superstar Miss Kwa Kwa
• Joburg gears up for Soccer World Cup
• Old Rissik post office becomes a TV star
• Constitutional Court's website launched
• Everyone invited to Gauteng opening
• Mamma Mia! - have the time of your life
• Rosebank's historic fire house reopens
• Horse unit stretches the long arm of the law
• Thumbs up for Kliptown rehabilitation plan
• Telkom to help entrench Joburg as a smart city
• Gauteng campaign to register street children
• Joburg appoints bond advisers to raise R6-billion
• Learner driver tests on Saturdays
• Lisa plays hard-to-get with her hairy new beau
• Harold Wolpe seminar series starts
• Huddle Park golf course development on track
• What's hot in Jozi this week: 14 - 20 February, 2005
• Pikitup extends Orange Farm contract
• Jozi a 'busy, busy beehive'
• Dance Umbrella showcases South Africa's many diverse cultures
• Showjump champ brings horse riding to Soweto
• City aims for a four language policy
• City gets tough with litterbugs
• Hillbrow church helps ex-prisoners start over
• Moloi backs Gauteng megacity plans
• Remembering Sophiatown
• Budding entrepreneurs hit Joburg streets - for a day
• CowParade comes to the City of Gold
• The Moloi treatment for UK health experts
• Joburg marathon comes of age
• New route for Metrobus
• Public courses on using Joburg's maps
• Bara Hospital provides a helping hand
• Roodepoort power upgrade nears completion
• What's hot in Jozi this week: 7 - 13 February, 2005
• Joburg's crime fighting operation ongoing
• Joburg's faulty robots get a facelift
• Metro Police declares war on graft
• City throws Randburg a lifeline
• Orange Papa Q helps teach kids safety
• Fleet of new cars for Metro Police
• Sunday concert for tsunami victims
• Orchestra turns 21 - let the celebrations begin!
• Shebeen owners get a month's reprieve
• We'll keep Zoo Lake quiet, Moyo tells residents
• Mandela Yard tells Alex's history
• New manhole covers to beat the vandals
• New-look Sterkfontein puts life into fossils
• Joburg Zoo's pan-African network

• YOU can be Pinocchio - and that's no lie!
• What's hot in Jozi this week: 31 January - 6 February, 2005
• Revenue gets its own PR voice
• Remembering Sophiatown - 50 years later
• Rugby's quiet inroads in Soweto schools
• The Star's readers give City thumbs up
• Opposition parties respond to State of City
• Masondo answers callers on Modise show
• Get initiated at the Market Theatre
• Classic Shakespeare at Civic Theatre
• Colourful ceremony opens Council
• City to focus on delivery
• Pioneering park for the disabled
• Rollout for Brickfields flats
• Dance Umbrella twirls into town
• The Metro cops who aim for speed
• New cemetery to open in Midrand
• Mayor reflects on a job well done
• Storms batter city's older trees
• Soccer dogs steal Moscow show
• Gauteng ready to turn hovels into houses
• EMS to raise funds for tsunami relief
• What's hot in Jozi this week: 24 - 30 January, 2005
• Spreading a love of drama in Soweto
• More than 350 000 speedsters trapped
• Joburg's north-west suburbs dry up
• Ballet 2005: What's on at the Civic
• Makoko the gorilla goes public
• Preserving a wild corner of the west
• Bara care centre for special children
• Joburg's canine unit on crime-busting frontline
• City Power to replace ageing network
• A Dusi hopeful from Joburg
• New head for Joburg Water
• Lenasia Show makes back-to-school cool
• Kliptown housing project takes off
• City's stand on landlord duties
• Goodwill galore as White City heroes toast complex
• RAU and Tech merge into University of Joburg
• Sandton soothed by sonatas in the square
• Water upgrade to end disruptions
• SA ballet film jetés off to Rome
• What's hot in Jozi this week: 17 - 23 January, 2005
• Gauteng city chiefs visit Brazil to study integration
• Beefed-up security for Joburg Art Gallery
• Wierda Valley throws lot in with Sandton Central
• Green Man Flashes in Newtown
• Courtship ritual for Joburg's gorillas
• The Joburg art scene
• US volunteer corps marches into Soweto
• Soweto plans a splash at next Olympics
• Changes at Joburg's tourism company
• Elton John opens care centre
• Joburg's chroniclers of the streets
• An eagle eye on the City's risky business
• The circus is coming to town
• Cricket snarls up Corlett Drive
• A day in the life of a zookeeper
• Tough start to 2005 for flood-hit school
• World in one place at revamped zoo
• Joburg's on the up, shows city survey
• Mrs Dolittle, I presume?
• 46664 campaign fires up volunteer spirit
• Cracked Kippies ends on a sad note
• City manager shares his to-do list for 2005
• Minute's silence for tsunami victims
• Keep Left on Slovo Street
• Soweto water fix saves millions of litres
• Expect more storms this month
• Joburg plans its own 'Durban July'
• What's hot in Jozi this week: 10 - 16 January, 2005
• Mango vendors of the Golden Highway
• City gives DA's report card an 'F'
• June 16, 1976 - Hastings Ndlovu's day too
• 'Fame' Academy for Soweto
• Little Mmeli laid to rest
• Busy time for Joburg's emergency workers
• Civic Theatre plans a feast for theatregoers
• Baby boom at the Joburg Zoo
• No break at the end of the year for SPCA
• Soweto drowning victim remembered
• Constitution Hill - home to Protector of the People
• City plans makeover for Ellis Park precinct
• City to clamp down on rates defaulters
• What's hot in Jozi this week: 3 - 9 January, 2005

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