• Ready for Joburg's best New Year bash
• Be patient when carnival begins
• Parktonian to get fresh look
• It has been Jozi's year
• EMS may lose its ambulances
• KwaMahlobo soccer season swings into gear
• City plans to honour Tobias
• Dogs, walks and modern medicine
• Getting into the carnival mood
• More money made in Gauteng
• Roodepoort museum may close
• Don't litter, warns Pikitup
• Something's moving over at Egoli Gas
• Jozi wins green award
• City Parks tough on bad behaviour
• Rea Vaya: Putting Joburg on the move
• Bara shops get new owners
• Work begins at Jerusalem site
• Police crack down on crime
• EMS watches over holidaymakers
• The Big Top is heading to Jozi
• Business as usual for Pikitup
• Marketer plans to brand Joburg
• Welcome in New Year at carnival
• Honeyman puts on another winner
• Four families have place to call home
• Candles lit for those lost to Aids
• Mayor switches on festive lights
• Abused women now homeowners
• Soweto Arts Festival in full swing
• Phumani's paper trail of skills and jobs
• Cosmo City gets wheelie bins
• Joburg's festive lights switch on
• Khosa rises to challenge
• Ward 45 is cleanest
• Children learn how court works
• Gautrain gets go-ahead from govt
• Market rounds off a great year
• After 20 years, a home for Christmas
• Dube to get police offices
• Mbeki opens Maropeng centre
• Senior citizens treated to lunch
• City and Wits sign another partnership
• Alex project leader counters criticism
• Safe4Life aims to keep roads safe
• Young and old love Cinderella
• School's out for summer
• Workshop focuses on morality
• Main Street turns into Christmas tree forest
• Government magazine comes out in Braille
• Alexandra's Kidz Clinic turns two
• A week in Joburg: 5 - 11 December, 2005
• Joburg airport name under review
• Reserve Bank work almost complete
• Bob wants his job back
• New life for Arthur Ashe Tennis Centre
• Holding hands to stop Aids
• Jozi kids head to Birmingham
• City focuses on wellness plan
• Disabled people show their mettle
• Disabled kids party in park
• Rocking to raise HIV/Aids awareness
• Building a house a day
• Joyous Celebration to record concerts
• Celebrate Jozi at New Year carnival

• Early Christmas for Region 4
• We'll all go a-carolling
• City to go wireless
• Pay before you play
• Globe Award for JDA
• Final days of Gentle Anarchist
• Main Street Mall hosts festive market
• Mayor urges return to morals
• A decade of housing Joburgers
• Get on the Christmas bus
• Road runners adopt Makoko
• Alex renewal is on course
• A week in Joburg: 28 November - 4 December, 2005
• Joburg makes a stand against abuse
• City adds burial package to help poor
• Raise awareness at When Life Happens festival
• JDA: 360° of potential
• Mayor launches 16 Days of Activism
• Tree of Light to shine at zoo
• It's Summer Cup time again
• Joburg promises virtual festive tree
• Gautrain sod-turning in January, says Shilowa
• Door-to-door campaign kicks off World Aids Day
• Budget of R17-billion to fuel Gauteng economic growth
• Welcome Christmas with the St Cecilia Mass
• New headquarters for Safa
• University offers second chance
• City stakeout ends health hazard
• Joburg is art lover's paradise
• Joburg bus driver is best in land
• Fun-filled day in the sun for youngsters
• A bit of R&R after the challenge
• Gautrain 'still on track'
• City prioritises youth concerns
• Record finish at Cycle Challenge
• A week in Joburg: 21 - 27 November, 2005
• Rainfall predicted for Joburg
• Joburg roads to be closed for Cycle Challenge
• Paramedic saves premature twins
• Mayor hands over Cosmo City keys
• Randburg rebirth kicks off
• Taking chess to the park
• Joburg tap water is safe to drink
• Joburg launches map website
• Date for elections announced
• Jozi buildings scoop awards
• GPG underpass plan ready for comment
• Children's theatrical treat
• Last chance to register
• Time for carols at Zoo Lake
• Children flock to computer centre
• Sports plans for the holidays
• Get ready for Cycle Challenge
• City focuses on diabetes
• Put on your dancing shoes
• Joburg remembers its war dead
• A week in Joburg: 14 - 20 November, 2005
• Joburg wins innovation award
• Cologne pips Jozi to Gay Games
• It's Crocodile Country at the zoo
• Sandton streets become F1 track
• Women's Jail goes to Brazil
• Joburg remembers fallen heroes
• City Parks replaces Randburg trees
• City launches Braamfontein brand
• Merry Widow dances into Jozi
• Safety first for Cycle Challenge
• Fairytale run at Pro Musica
• Food Bank feeds needy
• Inner city being reborn
• Grand Prix masters race at Kyalami
• Fight continues to stop gender violence
• Rain fails to dampen beach party spirit
• First residents move into Cosmo City
• It's Proms time again
• Bra Gib to get own theatre
• Personal best for winner of People's Race
• Joburg rewards its finest
• Feast of art at the JAG
• A week in Joburg: 7 - 13 November, 2005
• Indian visitors impressed with Jozi
• Junior Mr and Miss Joburg crowned
• From dump site to veggie farm
• Youngsters show off violin skills
• Vuyani Week back at Dance Factory
• Taxis, buses to pay cab licences
• City launches Moral Regeneration Movement
• Gay Games bid hots up
• Superman Madiba launches comic
• Pay rises for City managers
• Catch People's Marathon on TV
• Geese rent office space
• Joburg targets water crooks
• Soweto is surf city
• Joburg's many shacks registered

• It's time to play in Newtown
• Soweto Beer Festival a hit - again
• Sandton becomes mini Monaco
• A week in Joburg: 31 October - 6 November, 2005
• Working for a safe city
• Revenue unit on the move
• City trains food hawkers
• Get your car washed for charity
• Leicester Road wins book battle
• Newly upgraded Bara taxi rank opens
• Gautrain will cost R20bn
• Branson School to boost business
• Record entries for cycle challenge
• Ekhaya nurtures next Tiger Woods
• Fairview fire tower is reborn
• Jesse Jackson flies into Joburg
• Be afraid: it is Howlerween at the zoo
• Sing along with Jack and the Beanstalk
• Iphutheng Primary wins Story Skirmish
• Chill out at Soweto Beer Festival
• Diwali Festival was a big hit
• Youngsters choose sport over crime
• A week in Joburg: 24 - 30 October, 2005
• Demolition of 10 buildings gets go ahead
• Keep the peace, revellers warned
• My car-free ride to work
• Khulisa targets youth at risk
• So . . . wear . . . to is here
• Transport ministers catch cab rides
• Prof Tobias at 80: life goes on
• Visit the night skies at the planetarium
• Zoo Lake hosts charity golf day
• Learning about science at library
• Hop on the bus or taxi
• Thousands of poor register for subsidy
• Alex on the road to recovery
• Tasty treats at food and wine show
• Bollywood comes to Newtown
• High praise for Moroka Dam
• City director driven by staff development
• JPO kicks off with international violinist
• Air quality plans awarded
• Alex children learn rights
• A week in Joburg: 17 - 23 October, 2005
• Alien plants face the chop
• Revel in nostalgia at Acropolis Café
• High praise for Operation Gcin'amanzi
• Gautrain plan ready for viewing
• Indo-African fashion show at Diwali Festival
• Mayor highlights water projects
• City opens bursary applications
• Demand for inner city living on rise
• City Parks battles aliens
• MEC tests Jozi's public transport
• Celebrations as Councillors graduate
• Mayor reopens old Europa Hotel
• Joburg to the rescue
• Breast cancer under spotlight
• Hip-hop summit planned for Newtown
• Scientists to look at climate change
• Just In Time for Wits play
• Check online for summonses
• Youth theatre ends year with Cinderella
• Arcade completes Gandhi Square
• Look to future in Newtown
• Take a trip in Mlungu's taxi
• A week in Joburg: 10 - 16 October, 2005
• People's Race draws near
• Zoo hosts Teddy Bears' Picnic
• Elkah centre gets a facelift
• Ebony school wins dream garden
• Moscow circus to dazzle again
• Soweto gets own tax office
• Windybrow explores cultural taboos
• Khosa is new tourism chief
• More homes for city centre
• No rain on horizon
• BEE database goes live
• Apartheid Museum gets thumbs up
• Three Little Pigs run extended
• Marang Centre focuses on maths and science
• Child property rights protected
• Italo Bernicchi: a life in film
• Date a celeb, help stop child abuse
• City launches BEE database
• Work in Alex forges ahead
• Joburg turns 119 today
• Art centre opens with mandala
• Joburg shows Congo the ropes
• A week in Joburg: 3 -9 October, 2005

• Ziyabuya to march through Hillbrow
• Magazine to give voice to rural poor
• New name tags for metro police
• Goggas battle to survive
• Epic battle at Wits
• Environment back on agenda
• Soweto festival caters for all
• Bird fair flies into Joburg Zoo
• Mayoral Aids Fund launched
• Joburg gets a Namibian sister
• Soweto is ace up Jozi's sleeve
• Umoja to get home of its own
• Loads to do these holidays
• Mobile system for unpaid fines
• Operation Gcin'amanzi piques Kenyan interest
• Strong winds lash Joburg
• Party mood at pride march
• A good time was had by all
• Special graduation at Wits University
• Jozi jols on Heritage Day
• One city, three artists
• Move your body to Joburg Day
• Take a bus to work
• Teaching the world to dance
• Make way for Joe Slovo Drive
• Welcome to Linbro Park nature reserve
• Get your entries in for City-to-City run
• New parents for zoo's honey badgers
• Limber up for indigenous games
• Target: fuel congress delegates
• Evicted tenants move in next door
• Councillors earn diplomas
• Finding a use for garden refuse
• IDP meetings kick off
• Tladi Butt Hut is refurbished
• And the water flows again ...
• Ikwezi upgrade nears completion
• Joburg's water is safe to sip
• Delphic Games heads to Joburg
• Joburg gets a new daily
• Globes crushed in Alexandra
• Steven Sack: force behind arts
• A week in Joburg: 19 - 25 September, 2005
• Fresh water runs through Alberts Farm
• Child Safety Centre opens
• Pipe 'sprung a leak'
• Diwali party for Newtown
• Two views on state precinct plan
• Afronova brings art to Newtown
• Crocs make zoo their home
• Lael Bethlehem: soccer and other challenges
• Road works ahead on Hans Strijdom
• Queen musical to rock Jozi
• Gearing up for City-to-City run
• Joburg honours Pickhandle Mary
• Learners help Alex clean up
• Irish dancers return to Civic
• Library Services rewards adult learners
• Dance goes to Alex kids
• Pride Week plans big party
• A week in Joburg: 12 - 18 September, 2005
• Bassline hosts Puisano festival
• Alex hostel work is on course
• Call made for Dance Umbrella submissions
• Airport looks at parking problems
• Fruit halls get a make-over
• Edoardo Villa exhibits at the zoo
• Carnival to take over streets of Rosebank
• Head for the great outdoors
• Childhood memories of a sleeping princess
• Alex banks on schools
• Initiative to ease Sandton traffic
• Minister opens Siyakhana project
• La Boheme at Pro Musica
• Metro cops market SA
• Fairytales come to the People's Theatre
• Sophiatown is resurrected
• Arts Alive wows the crowds
• A week in Joburg: 5 - 11 September, 2005
• Big clean up at Diepsloot
• Second Better Building opened
• Libraries hold huge book sale
• Poets add rhyme to Arts Alive
• Maropeng is christened
• Prepare for Jazz on the Lake
• Metro cop proves her mettle
• Mankodi Moitse: looking after City cash
• Pools open for Spring Day

• Uncle Tom's statue unveiled
• Deputy president opens hotel school
• Time to sign up, Joburg voters told
• Delphic team off to Malaysia
• Arbor Week kicks off in Kliptown
• Wine will flow in Soweto
• Welcome to Freedom Park
• Party people to flood Newtown
• Power restored to Joburg suburbs
• City acts on fraudsters
• A week in Joburg: 29 August - 4 September, 2005
• Jozi's champion tree dies
• Prepare for Jazz on the Lake
• Arbor Week launch in Kliptown
• Gay Games guys love Jozi
• Daily dance fix at Arts Alive
• Zoo plans Arbor Week plant
• New Baralink phase gets R30m
• Joburg market hosts Limpopo farmers
• Eve to be Live in Jozi
• Boat show sails into town
• Youngsters targeted in anti-crime plan
• International stars kick off Joy of Jazz
• Pay your fines, warn police
• UDZ tax incentive draws developers
• Joburg shows Japan the ropes
• Arts Alive welcomes spring
• Women voice their concerns
• A week in Joburg: 22 - 28 August, 2005
• Ward 71 residents voice their concerns
• Keeping the faith in Orange Farm
• Community groups asked to register for IDP
• Fast Forward Johannesburg
• Serial planters add greenery to city
• UDZ gets off the ground
• Mayor's last stop is Region 11
• Kaya FM ready to rock Newtown
• Harvestime sows seeds of hope
• Africa Unites in Newtown
• MEC pitches in to clean up river
• Auditions for Ballet Theatre Afrikan
• Women build 15 houses
• Strike over but wage talks go on
• Half a century in pictures
• Young people to have their say
• Ulla-la - lekker Afrikaanse kos
• Safe cooking gas demonstrated
• Approved booms to be named
• UDZ to get green light
• A week in Joburg: 15 - 21 August, 2005
• Day five and strike goes on
• Mbeki opens Brickfields housing
• Fewer power outages in Jozi
• Strike rolls into its fourth day
• Over 1 000 properties to go to Gautrain
• Joburg impresses national minister
• Joburg Water saves billions
• Women's issues put on the table
• City reports record revenue collection
• Women build their own homes
• More CBD buildings to become residential
• Hot musos for Jazz on the Lake
• City acts to cut disruptions
• Doll's House gets a facelift
• A week in Joburg: 8 - 14 August, 2005
• Another strike by City staff
• Women on menu at Constitution Hill
• Joburg aims to empower women
• Hoax caller to face legal action
• Ibiza Massive reunites in Newtown
• Women take over at Newtown
• Zoo fights bird extinction
• Community builders honoured for work
• Visitors flock to Constitution Hill
• Decorex aims to inspire
• Joburg gets ready to rock
• Driven by a passion for wine
• Kickboxing glory at Diepsloot Gym
• Joburg photos speak for themselves
• Cemetery opens in Waterval
• Live in Alex, will dance
• A week in Joburg: 1 - 7 August, 2005
• Gender commission moves into Women's Gaol
• Women's Day canoe races planned

• City Parks helps grow dreams
• Off-ramp closed
• Three-day municipal strike winds down
• Chess keeps kids off streets
• Striking municipal workers arrested
• Drum brings Sophiatown alive
• Celebrate women at Newtown
• Strike wins little support
• Diepsloot gets a facelift
• Telkom Charity Cup kicks off
• Municipal workers back on strike
• Busta Rhymes for Arts Alive
• Jozi to host fuel congress
• Zasekhaya Market open for business
• Soweto landfill sites rehabilitated
• A week in Joburg: 25 - 31 July, 2005
• Youth issues on the table
• Turbine Square rises from a cloud of dust
• Things look up for Ivory Park
• Dr Benn's very busy world
• Exhibition explores Kentridge's life in art
• Gem Theatre to sparkle again
• The Boks are back in town
• Mayor opens tarred roads
• Mayor to launch urban development zone
• Black eagle chick hatches
• More racers for Cycle Challenge
• Warm gifts for city's poor
• Catwalks get ready for SA Fashion Week
• Name change urged for Harrow Road
• Women build Soweto walkway
• Joy of Jazz for Newtown
• Traders learn to grow business
• Happy birthday, Madiba
• Fifa group inspects venues
• Turbine Hall defies destruction
• Soweto artists get recognition
• A week in Joburg: 18 - 24 July, 2005
• City Parks focuses on Kloofendal
• Coca-Cola lights up Joburg sky
• Another CBD building gets a make over
• Kliptown to get own Business Place
• Evictions in inner city
• Workshop for jazz musicians
• Graffiti artists tag Joburg walls
• More men need to be tested
• Zoo keeps them coming
• Moshito seeks unknown talent
• Housing plan looks at homeless blues
• Strikers hand over memorandum
• Angry Godzilla guards the court
• Bassoon blows hot in Soweto
• Kentridge's work on show
• Strike will not disrupt services
• Jozi gets ready for soccer cup
• A week in Joburg: 11 - 17 July, 2005
• Jozi's highest point honours Indian army
• 969 Festival draws closer
• Feast for ballet lovers
• Top awards for Joburg landmarks
• Unique Westcliff house fetches R7m
• Gauteng studies global mega cities
• Arts Alive pulls out all stops
• Joburg property now online
• Get fit the gentle way
• Roads agency faces challenges head on
• Water back on tap after valve burst
• Indigent register is successful
• Mobile market is a hit in Diepsloot
• Homes flooded by burst water pipe
• Essential services will not join strike
• Wonke-Wonke spots top soccer players
• Burst water pipe floods Meredale
• Bombela lands Gautrain contract
• Orange Farm gets connected
• Initiatives in place to cut power outages
• A week in Joburg: 4 - 10 July, 2005
• Mayor gets unusual gifts
• Voters urged to check details
• First tenants move into Brickfields homes
• Zoo launches win a car competition

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