• Joburg sees out eventful year
• Kids and their parents on zoo's agenda
• Booking open for Thoroughly Modern Millie
• City Parks assesses storm damage
• Pay your electricity bills, consumers told
• Joburg Carnival ready to rock
• KwaMahlobo Festive Games ready for kick off
• Joburg to keep its ambulances
• Jozi to dance in the new year, across Africa
• Joburg lashed by fierce storm
• Hundreds of Cida scholarships on offer
• Plenty of holiday fun for the young 'uns
• Extraordinary building is brought to life in a book
• Youngsters learn more about art
• A week in Joburg: 18 December, 2006 - 1 January, 2007
• AmaTripleS will rule the world
• Huge changes on cards for Rosebank
• Get ready for the Mzansi Games
• Have trail guide, will go hiking
• Succulents have their own place at Joburg's botanic gardens
• City hosts Christmas lunch for elderly
• Keeping Joburg green is Munyai's passion
• Psyched for Science competition opens
• Old Fort ramparts being restored
• Joburg hosts national Vuna awards
• Work on '76 memorial acre gathers pace
• Babies add to zoo's zebra family
• Mural part of City's public art programme
• It's carnival time in Jozi again
• No holiday for Pikitup
• Youngsters invited to discover art
• Levy wants to bring the vibe back to Braamies
• City throws festive party for the children
• Rosebank road diversions in place
• Ethiopians 'have a lot to learn'
• A week in Joburg: 11 - 17 December, 2006
• Little Foot cast unveiled at Maropeng
• Rosebank road diversions begin on Sunday
• Joburg's restaurateurs also take a break
• Matshidiso Mfikoe – looking for that miracle
• State-of-the-art garden waste site opened
• Sing in the festive spirit at carols
• Greening Soweto gets R2,2m cash injection
• The Wilds is now a conservation area
• Welcome the holidays at the Children's Festival
• Soweto opens its arms to the arts
• Christine Walters – an 'urban creature'
  who loves Jozi
• Young dancers take to the stage
• Joburg thanks community organisations
• No Christmas boxes for bin men
• Lights are on and season is welcomed
• French PM takes a flying visit to Soweto
• 'Hello, Aids kills,' so stay negative
• Aids orphans treated on World Aids Day
• Police prepare for festive season safety
• A week in Joburg: 4 - 10 December, 2006
• Wheelchairs twirl to the music
• Unique RDP 'flats' planned for Alex
• Have your say on gender violence

• City staff put their sports skills to test
• Festive lights to brighten Mary Fitzgerald Square
• Joburg unveils efficient bus system
• Billions invested in Joburg inner city
• Sparkling trees light up Main Street
• City plans disabled day activities
• Police warn drunk drivers and speedsters
• Education campaign marks World Aids Day
• Conference looks at 365 days of activism
• City Power installs Tetra digital radio network
• The bioscope returns to the township
• Make way for the Vuvu Carnival Orchestra
• Hotel is on the cards for Transport House
• Festive Season Campaign targets drunk drivers
• Diversity centre on the cards for Joburg's youth
• Casa Mia residents make way for renovations
• A week in Joburg: 27 November - 3 December, 2006
• Stuart Little goes in search of his friend
• We are living in exciting times, ICT conference hears
• Buy a Tree of Light globe for a loved one
• IT conference looks at 2010 challenges
• It's carols-at-Zoo-Lake-time again
• Gallery holds art workshop for blind
• City Parks treats disabled children
• Take Back the Night march kicks off 16 Days campaign
• Pikitup kicks off recycling project
• Women in photography talk
• City gears up for safe festive season
• Arts festival aims to raise awareness of HIV
• A week in Joburg: 20 - 26 November, 2006
• Wet weather brings traffic chaos
• Slovakia's Velits wins cycle challenge
• Techies start gearing up for 2010 Soccer World Cup
• Super Animals move into their new homes
• Nkele Ntingane – a dark horse, strongly driven
• Jozi braces for cycle challenge Sunday
• Joburg invites diplomatic corps to lunch
• Mayfair library encourages kids to read
• Ballet Theatre Afrikan: dancing to a heavenly tune
• Joburg collects two innovation awards
• Masondo calls for more work in Ivory Park
• City opens seventh Besafe Centre
• JAG lures Cape Town artist to Joburg
• Corporate GIS unit sings its successes
• Get tested during Diabetes Week
• Inner city has 'turned the corner'
• CNBC Africa sets up office in Jozi
• Mayor announces inner city summit
• Eastern Cape visitors get the low down on Jozi
• Finally - Gautrain has truly begun
• Joburg prepares for cycle challenge Sunday
• Emergency services staff awarded for hard work
• A week in Joburg: 13 - 19 November, 2006
• Fifty years on and women still suffer
• Policemen honoured in Remembrance Sunday service
• Joburg gallery features hidden talent
• City regiments honoured
• Jozi a luminous purple delight
• City gives boost to young talent
• The Joburg Open tees off early in 2007
• Japanese puppet show delights children
• City helps property owners buy and sell
• Diepsloot set to join golfing set
• Rosebank roads to be closed for Gautrain
• Police join fallen soldiers on Remembrance Sunday
• Cinderella gets her prince at the Civic
• Dr Xuma's house to become a museum
• Sample a dram at the Whisky Live Festival
• City's public art in the spotlight
• Women artists explore new media
• 100 Spots targets Zandspruit
• A week in Joburg: 6 - 12 November, 2006
• Lesotho runners take People's Race honours
• Out for lunch in Sandton
• Joint initiative aims to make parks safer
• Kippies is back in full swing
• Students take experimental film to Joburg Art Gallery
• Children are the focus at Newtown festival
• Young offenders apologise for their actions
• Celebrate International GIS Day with Joburg
• Dorkay House hangs on
• Tree planted to mark return of People's Race
• Qhakaza throws a party to thank City's elderly

• Joburg EMS comes to the rescue
• Joburg Water launches R200m project
• Local drama wins top TV award
• Welcome to OR Tambo International Airport
• Ehlanzeni visitors on fact-finding trip to Jozi
• Plan now for cycle challenge Sunday
• A week in Joburg: 30 October- 5 November, 2006
• City managers meet expectations
• Grant Avenue to be car-free zone
• Top Star Drive-In fights for its life
• Cida gets R3,8m donation
• Thousands expected at Soweto Marathon
• Taxi strike set to rock Joburg
• Clarke is slowly unearthing humanity's origins
• HIV test is ticket to Rage for the Revolution concert
• Expect an evening of 'great entertainment'
• HOV lane experiment shows early success
• Kippies to blow jazz across Newtown again
• Metrobus gets fleet of new buses
• Homeless learner wins study bursary
• Soweto paddlers chosen for SA team
• Soccerex comes to Gauteng
• City Parks thanks hard-working staff
• Bicycles donated to Ivory Park schools
• A week in Joburg: 23 - 29 October, 2006
• Transport charter will 'tackle' public transport in Gauteng
• Ivory Park gets own community centre
• Summer brings the beach to Soweto
• Life is easy in Joburg
• Melville sets up a long table under the stars
• City takes HIV testing to the people
• Joburg's trees are making room for Gautrain
• Mambo Primary takes home Story Skirmish cup
• Sandton parking to move for Gautrain
• Mobile pointsmen plan to unravel traffic jams
• A hit-and-run in the night skies
• City gears up for Car Free Day
• Joburg unveils new structure
• Old Mutual plans a Joburg base
• Tsotsi wins Black Movie Awards honour
• Joburg has taken its IT systems wireless
• Richmond laundry wins temporary protection
• Two bad buildings targeted for expropriation
• Poverty is high on City's agenda
• Councillors' train ride raises problems
• Jozi's forward-thinking techies wow the world
• Billy Joel comes to sing us a song
• A week in Joburg: 16 - 22 October, 2006
• Children reap Public Transport Month benefits
• High traffic N1 targeted with HOV lane
• Makhoarane school is a step closer to its dream
• It's wheels for Africa at the auto show
• Joburg's Cycle Challenge turns 10
• Road runners raise funds for the zoo
• Number one taxi driver has big plans
• Transnet choirs prepare for choral competition
• Metro police aims to double its ranks
• Mayor praises role of municipal engineers
• Jay-Z brings his crew to town
• West Side Story still has a message
• Midrand taxi rank officially open for business
• Classic films get a Joburg screening
• Plaque marks value of Joburg's miners
• Joburg varsity aims to be in top three
• Roads agency installs new traffic system
• School children corner bad drivers
• A week in Joburg: 9 - 15 October, 2006
• Technology sector prepares for 2010
• City's cultural hub lights up
• Newtown lights up for Diwali
• SA Ballet Theatre holds auditions
• Construction disrupts Main Reef Road traffic
• JRA sets aside R7m for Alex's streets
• Words to reverberate through Newtown
• Birthday exhibition opens at Museum Africa
• Be safe around water this summer
• Prospecting for gold … 120 years on
• New environment protectors planned
• Gandhi exhibition opened by prime minister
• It is public transport month in October
• Share a car, save the environment
• Train surfing thrills bored youngsters
• Joburg on track to house its people
• Struggle art takes to the open road
• Aladdin cruises into town
• India's leader remembers Gandhi
• A week in Joburg: 2 - 8 October, 2006
• MEC launches Public Transport Month

• Simply ballroom, simply fabulous
• Phambili, Gautrain, phambili
• Music rounds off a fabulous Arts Alive month
• Youngsters lead the way in indigenous games
• Creche sets up bottle recycling project
• Pro Musica ends the year on a high note
• Bigger, better Insite exhibition
• Polio campaign in Joburg
• Alex ballet celebrates heroes
• Joburg Housing Company wins UN Habitat award
• Musical ambassadors prepare for Night of Excellence
• Jozi prepares to blow out its 120 candles
• Soweto gets its first theatre
• Zoo starts programme to preserve wattled cranes
• Five buildings can be demolished for square
• Shop 'til you drop in Alex
• Bigger and better Soweto Marathon on cards
• Dance debut at the Civic Theatre
• DD Dliwayo school plants trees for peace
• City plans to restructure Debtors' Book
• The Soweto Festival is now on
• Musicians get talking at Moshito
• Othandweni Children's Home has a reason to smile
• Documenting the history of Sandton
• Creepy crawlies have their day at Wits
• Swanky swenkas to strut their style
• Campaign urges early school enrolment
• Stomp to Maskandi
• Soweto Festival set to rock Tourism Month
• Joburg plans a Diwali birthday bash
• Art auction to help to fight abuse
• City-to-City - a historic run
• Comic night time antics for the zoo's primates
• A week in Joburg: 18 - 25 September
• Musicians sing the Moshito tune
• Media gurus to hold communications forum
• Road show notes Soweto progress, challenges
• Joburg learns from Germany 2006
• Top line-up at Arts Alive music concert
• Constitutional Court building wins award
• Ramaphosa is JPO's new patron
• SAHRA honours memories of apartheid's opponents
• Orlando to benefit from 20 Townships programme
• Human psyche on stage
• City to gain trees in Gautrain removal plan
• Cities report examines urbanisation
• Family fun at Joburg Day Music Festival
• Indigenous Games to celebrate heritage
• Hamlet needs to dance more
• Absa Soweto Festival to crown queen
• Gauteng to fuel economic growth
• Upgraded backyard rooms for 20 townships
• A week in Joburg: 11 - 17 September
• Arts Alive music concert in Newtown
• Leaving a green legacy in Greater Lenasia
• Wits gets new chancellor
• A flag and an elephant
• Joburg Business Week promotes SMMEs
• A centenary of trees for Zoo Lake
• Mattafix to inspire Jozi
• Arts Alive words to blow your mind
• 2010's impact on the City Investigated
• Chinese visitors address health challenges
• Informal traders market for Randburg
• Metro police battle it out on sports fields
• Gauteng Carnival tells regional stories
• Positive plans for call centre industry
• Gandhi's Satyagraha centenary to be celebrated
• Sidewalk entertainment in Sandton
• Mattafix to perform in Newtown
• First trees to be removed for Gautrain
• Diwali Festival to ignite Newtown
• Project to explore cheaper building options
• A week in Joburg: 4 -10 September
• Thousands of trees planted in Soweto
• Gautrain wins Muckleneuk case
• A scorching day at Jazz on the Lake
• SA champs join Simply Ballroom
• SA Mint adopts giraffe
• French loan to upgrade Soweto's water infrastructure
• Weekend of Jazz grooves in Newtown and Zoo Lake
• Plant a tree to celebrate spring

• Vast opportunities for investors in Joburg
• Metrobus acquires two new luxury coaches
• The Lion King comes to Joburg
• Mass clean-up for Sol Plaatjie
• Zoo plans educational programmes for Arbor Day
• Officials give rundown of City backlog
• Zoo Lake roads to close for jazz fest
• Gauteng on track to global city-region
• Cyclists gear up for Joburg's toughest race
• Soweto's feast of brandy and wine
• Gauteng commuters get a voice
• City seeks sponsors for infrastructure backlog
• Masondo for World Mayor
• Local schools debate City budget
• Exhibitions galore at Joburg galleries
• Roodepoort old buildings up for revamp
• Gautrain environmental plan approved
• A week in Joburg: 28 August - 3 September, 2006
• Sunshine and Jazz on the Lake
• Aladdin to dazzle Civic
• New logo for Egoli Gas
• Joy of Jazz opening 'a cracker'
• Kwaito Experience to rock Joburg
• Mayor to turn Soweto green
• Arts Alive brings feast of living art
• Kliptown's cinema project waits for funding
• Wet weather here to stay
• Clinics promote Deaf Awareness Week
• Three alignments to Gautrain approved
• A frosty journey through nuclear family life
• Metro police target by-law transgressors
• Joburg opens arms to migrants
• Coca-Cola moves Africa HQ to Jozi
• Soweto Aquatics takes the people to the water
• Mayoral road show urges community participation
• A week in Joburg: 21 - 27 August, 2006
• Fangs bites back
• Established suburbs earmarked for densification
• Municipal leaders mull bright African future
• Bridge Precinct gives Braamfontein another lift
• Metro police to recruit hundreds
• Female police march against abuse
• City pays tribute to Soweto artists
• Athletes prepare for Rockies race
• Spring tips to reduce risk of drowning
• R100m mixed-use development for Diepkloof
• Gauteng pays tribute to female farmers
• Spring into theatre mode
• Joy of Jazz workshops for aspiring musicians
• City to cut down on landfills
• Orange Farm welcomes women-built houses
• Book tells tales of treason trialists
• Red fuses the world
• Over R1,5m raised at mayoral charity golf day
• Meet Jozi's jazz pioneer
• A week in Joburg: 14 – 20 August, 2006
• Athletes line up for Vodacom race
• Jay-Z and Rihana set to rock Joburg
• Women close their arts in style
• Zanele Mbeki appointed chancellor of CIDA
• Hundreds of trees to be removed for Gautrain
• Scientific exhibition attracts innovators
• Soccer City HQ to be finished by October
• Divas dazzle crowds at Women in Music concert
• An exhibition of HIV/Aids Status
• Exhibition explores black lesbianism
• Pensioners dance for Women's Day
• New homes for 50 Orange Farm women
• New Dance Festival connects African artists
• Divas to set Newtown alight
• Cocktail of women's fashion
• City declares war on TB
• Gautrain water cuts to hit Sandown
• A week in Joburg: 7 – 13 August, 2006
• Soweto's Arthur Ashe Stadium rebuilt
• Top teams line up for Charity Cup
• Get the Sophiatown Heritage Experience
• New ape baby for Joburg Zoo
• Women's Month kicks off in Soweto
• Joburg set to issue R1-bn retail bond
• Cold weather causes traffic chaos
• Speaker promotes skills development
• Tutus for Africa! in Newtown
• Mayoral golf day to raise funds for charity
• Pikitup introduces online statements
• City strategy to empower women
• SA football's top 8 square off
• New chancellor for University of Joburg
• Yes, that was light snow
• Urban Voices awaken the soul
• Jozi gets ready for Gauteng carnival
• Measuring city managers' performance
• Splice Riveira: home of discerning travellers
• Confronting violence against women - on stage
• Decorex goes natural

• A week in Joburg: 31 July - 6 August, 2006
• Ivory Park roadshow expands horizons
• Tiger Mountain to earn its stripes
• 'Building on water servitudes could risk lives'
• Winter safety campaign cuts loss of life
• Giving rehabilitated prisoners a second chance
• Phokela exhibition celebrates mentor
• Sandton streets to turn into fashion catwalks
• Russia finds its place at Origins Centre
• Shebeen permit deadline looms
• Driefontein for rent, to a caring tenant
• Johannesburg Water moves to CBD
• Soweto Festival set to sizzle
• Picasso mural adds joy to hospital school
• Blankets for Ivory Park children
• Mayoral programme provides blankets of love
• Best of world's photojournalism
• Cycle challenge celebrates 10 years
• The Suitcase sparks life-changing events
• Joburg's market gets upgrade
• New restaurant opens at Joburg Zoo
• Informal traders strut their stuff
• A week in Joburg: 24 - 30 July, 2006
• Weather favours record Walk the Talk
• Inner city team cleans up Hillbrow
• Joy of Jazz hits Jozi
• City provides business skills to 1 000 informal traders
• New paintings from SA artists
• Woman in Arts Festival
• A drumful of ghoemaliedjies
• 'Sahra didn't have authority' to approve demolitions
• Working on Gauteng's global city plans
• Upgraded enclosure opens at zoo
• Roads close for Walk the Talk
• Final ballet season features favourites
• Kinshasa exhibition explores inner worlds
• Anything goes at Women's Day canoe race
• Jozi hosts ballet and modern dance contest
• Madiba turns 88
• Orange Farm residents urged to apply for Reathusa
• Shooting Gallery explores images of war
• A week in Joburg: 17 July - 23 July, 2006
• Historic monuments get some pampering
• Road closure at Wanderers
• City cleans Joubert Park
• Volunteers needed for zoo's Dreamnight
• World Cup a catalyst for progress
• Crackdown on crime
• Roads affected by Gautrain construction
• Kapil Dev to Walk the Talk
• Tax D-day is here again
• Talk to the trees in Juta Street
• SA Fashion Week turns 10
• Safety blitz for Norwood
• 969 brings Grahamstown shows to Jozi
• SA soccer greats take on Manchester
• Hypothermia alert
• Urban Age Joburg: making people visible
• Alex hostel renovations looking good
• Joburg's art gallery celebrates Rembrandt
• South Africa shifts into 2010 gear
• Thousands to walk the talk
• A week in Joburg: 10 July - 16 July, 2006
• Diwali Festival entries open
• Tree sculptures to adorn Juta Street
• Ward committee elections to be held
• Jozi awaits Kanye West
• Kentridge loves Joburg, the working city
• Miss Earth SA to be announced
• 'Alex renewal needs a lifetime'
• Randburg CBD cleaning blitz a huge success
• Joburg delegation to see 2010 emblem unveiled
• All eyes on SA for 2010
• Orlando Pirates win in Germany
• City and province to meet on provincial square
• Mall boom in Soweto
• Joburg water supply undergoes maintenance
• Three decades of non-racial dance
• Art bank gets a CEO
• Ghoema a unique celebration of Cape slave culture
• New metro police cadets honoured
• Joburg hosts Youth Summit
• A week in Joburg: 3 July - 9 July, 2006
• Miners' Monument goes bronze again

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