• Dozens of trees planted in Kliptown
• SowetoTV prepares for broadcast
• Bertrams gets tough on littering
• Fiddler makes his way to the Civic
• Houses planned for Paterson Park
• Clinton to help Joburg go green
• Bruma Lake gets a dose of cleanliness
• Freedom Charter tale retold
• Live Earth concert moves to Joburg
• Metrobus fares are set to rise 10%
• TBP offers a hand to small business
• Snow turns city of gold icy white
• Soccerex to be 'bigger than ever'
• Prema Naidoo - always a politician
• Migrant helpdesk gets going
• Diwali Festival seeks performers
• Africa Remix redefines African art
• Soccer is the winner in Mayoral Cup
• Karen Zoid loves Joburg's energy
• A week in Joburg: 25 June - 1 July, 2007
• Africa Remix is almost here!
• Buskaid to appear at UK's Proms
• Karen Brits: Joburg's legal eagle
• Opera and art fill Civic Theatre
• Planners urge more unity in Joburg
• Website makes paying fines easy
• New Joburg Student Council launched
• World Cup opportunities spelt out
• Refugee children take centre stage
• Loads of holiday fun for kids
• Ruby Mathang loves Joburg's speed
• Alexander Theatre opens with Rent
• 'Only God will stop 2010 world cup'
• Cleaners take to Diepsloot streets
• Soweto to get top quality theatre
• Mayor salutes the youth of 1976
• City ropes in three health partners
• Jason Ngobeni - raising the bar on economic growth
• Mayor hands over Diepsloot houses
• A week in Joburg: 18 - 24 June, 2007
• Sprite tour seeks basketball champs
• Craft makers abound in east Joburg
• Freedom comes to Randburg
• Cape's finest come to Joburg
• Conference seeks urban planning solutions
• Joburg remembers June 16 uprisings
• Strike hardly affects City services
• City calls for comment on draft rates policy
• Saya grooms young kasi talent
• Volunteers build new homes in Diepsloot
• Conference looks at 2010 benefits for small businesses
• Linder goes shopping for new piano
• Municipal workers to join strike
• 2010 preparations racing ahead
• Get those Walk the Talk entries in
• Go underground to Soweto with new map
• Singing and dancing mark the JDA's move
• City takes new approach to billboards
• Extreme park open for play
• Constitution Hill marks Youth Day
• A week in Joburg: 11 - 17 June, 2007
• Gautrain - progress is on track
• Windybrow play looks at modern scourge
• Park make-over steaming ahead
• Eco-estate planned for old zoo farm
• Winter rain sets record
• Environment summit honours community forums
• African magic on stage with the The Lion King
• Park-and-ride offered to rugby game
• Zoo entrance fees set to rise
• New hospital to ease pressure in Soweto
• Music smoothes Fridays in Sandton
• Randburg streets get freedom names
• City kicks off environmental week
• Markex offers range of marketing solutions
• Habib is deputy vice-chancellor at Joburg university
• Albino blue duiker may be world first
• Hairspray gets its own ultramodern theatre
• Construction sector drives Gauteng
• World Environment Day looks at climate change
• Pasasa brings home safety message
• Joburg's City services are tops
• The Ten Tenors sing their way through SA
• A week in Joburg: 4 - 10 June, 2007
• Youth Month celebrates the city's younger set
• Joburg school flooded with books
• Youth summit to focus on climate change
• Inner city tour sparks interventions
• It's business as usual in Joburg
• The greatest art exhibition in Africa comes to Jozi

• Mbeki interview to kick off CNBC Africa
• City Parks rewards dedication
• City officials go on safari to Parys Zoo Farm
• A little pig goes a long way at People's Theatre
• Victory is not a given in Fugard play
• Cities discuss world cup needs
• Golf day raises much-needed funds
• Residents complete skills course
• Theatre aims to keep the cold at bay
• Bridal Africa calms wedding day jitters
• Rooms on view opens window on design
• N3 is closed for blasting
• Mazibuko scores for Joburg 2010
• Health workers honoured for their dedication
• Africa Day music keeps the cold at bay
• High court precinct gets some TLC
• A week in Joburg: 28 May - 3 June, 2007
• Emergency phones bring help a little closer to Alex
• Girl children get inspiration from Metro Centre
• Cheers, jeers and laughter in budget debate
• Teeing off for a good cause
• Putting people at the top of the agenda
• City Parks plans extreme park make-over
• Sport scores on Africa Day
• City budget targets growth
• Joburg is 'safe and affordable'
• Style cuts a swathe through Sandton
• Bumper budget to smooth bumpy infrastructure
• Cold is here to stay – this week
• Free concerts fire up Africa Day
• Jazz pioneers engraved in stone
• Eskom electrifies Joburg kids with knowledge
• Your Baby Show makes world record
• IT centre and gym on cards for Twilight
• World's greatest travelling science exhibition in Jozi
• Eastern CBD takes off with more lofts
• Call centre business targets growth
• A week in Joburg: 21 - 27 May, 2007
• Science tunnel travels through the cosmos
• City staff learn to manage consultants
• Is Joburg reaching its goal, panel asks
• Businesses invited to join international project
• Teatro is ready for the lion king
• Pilisiwe Twala-Tau aims to 'grow people'
• Jobs fair for Joburg FET students
• Pregnant women aim for world record
• Your own home and the papers to prove it
• Masondo tells summit of Joburg's water savings
• World Cup final to be played in Joburg
• Field Band Foundation turns 10
• Wayne Minnaar – the voice of metro police
• Data collection team moves to northern suburbs
• Mary J Blige is coming – but not just yet
• City nurses honoured on their day
• A sunny Sunday concert at the Zoo for Mother's Day
• JAG stages its first exhibit of Tsonga and Shangaan art
• Jazz legends to get walk of fame
• City needs 'more information'
• A week in Joburg: 14 - 20 May, 2007
• Sisulu remembrance wall unveiled in Soweto
• Riverlea's 'high profile people' enjoy the theatre
• Software companies invited to breakfast
• Pro Musica brings music to poor kids
• Small business tax amnesty deadline looms
• Northcliff intersection gets make-over
• Turning the inner city into Jozi's playground
• GIS maps can help to beat crime
• Joburg throws Africa a party
• Nandi Mayathula-Khoza – imparting skills to women
• Legal help on hand for poor Joburgers
• City to spend millions on inner city facelift
• Jewel City to sparkle soon
• Time to get walking and talking
• Mbeki opens transformation law chambers
• Summit focuses on economic development
• The doctor is back in the house
• Transport to get a major shake-up
• Housing plan to be 'released by July'
• Art school puts on fabulous festival
• Thousands enter Joburg Marathon
• A week in Joburg: 7 - 13 May, 2007
• Joburg marathon attracts record entries
• Community health care gets a boost
• City holds immunisation campaign
• Lion King roars into Clearwater Mall
• All set for the Inner City Summit
• Revamped parks open for play
• Rhodes Park Library has unusual visitors
• Enthusiastic players enter Soweto Open
• City guns for unpaid RSC levies
• Region E's kids are the champions
• The red brick heart of Alex
• Joburg honours beloved son Slovo
• Plenty to entertain moms on their day
• Dragons found in Florida Lake

• Zoo again opens its gates to bird lovers
• The man who laid his life down for his friends
• Three new schools opened in Cosmo City
• Art graduate to exhibit his work at Joburg gallery
• Clean broom taken to Diepsloot
• Towards a green and pleasant Soweto
• Miagi brings sweet sounds to Jozi
• Russians impressed by Joburg
• Goldmine above the ground
• Schools learn about saving water
• Joburg to keep pole position
• Whitaker charms Joburg students
• A+ credit rating for Joburg
• Municipalities must 'review' progress
• Road safety is no accident
• Citizens speak up on IDP and budget
• Conference shares lessons on global city-regions
• Water Festival opens with a splash
• Insurers invited to City presentation
• Council Speaker noted for hard work
• A week in Joburg: 23 - 29 April, 2007
• Film celebrates life of Ingrid Jonker
• Website targets Jozi's kids and parents
• Soweto kids benefit from Khulisa programme
• Zoo's nocturnal animals have new parents
• Conference looks at Gauteng global city-region
• Call for nominations for champion trees
• Service delivery tops Salga agenda
• Nobel laureate lectures in Joburg
• Taste Portugal at Lusito Land
• Do South Africans exist, panel asks
• Migrant Helpdesk aids foreigners in Jozi
• SmartGym gets city slickers fit
• Pikitup targets e-waste
• Schools invited to Water Festival
• Rand Show ends on a high note
• Mbeki hears the pleas of Jozi residents
• Children learn to be water wise
• Rare concert celebrates Italian culture
• A week in Joburg: 16 - 22 April, 2007
• Sisulu and Molobi honoured by UJ
• Family fun at annual Steinhoff day
• The Lion King heads for Cresta
• Discover the history of the old Fietas
• Tango Fire set to ignite the Civic
• Cemetery opens in Diepsloot
• Millions poured into Greening of Soweto
• Mbeki to weekend in Joburg
• Mary J Blige heads for Jozi
• Making Joburg an entry point into Africa
• Joburg targets black and female investors
• Easter concert is a hit with young and old
• Kiddies prepare for Olympics
• Keen interest in Jozi's broadband project
• A week in Joburg: 10 - 15 April, 2007
• Raising boys all in a day's work
• Rand Show gears up for busy weekend
• Bus drivers end strike
• Jozi gears up for Inner City Summit
• Fifa 'impressed' by progress
• City focuses on stopping spread of polio
• Johannesburg tourism is buzzing
• Easter Encounters Concert caters for the family
• New system puts paid to false licences
• EMS aims to keep Joburgers safe
• Crime stops with you
• Poignant comedy will appeal to many
• Refurbished tennis centre opens
• Drownings down after EMS safety campaign
• Gateway project will spruce up Braamies
• SA debut for LSE's TradElect
• No rubbish collection on Good Friday
• A week in Joburg: 2 - 9 April, 2007

• Gauteng launches 2010 strategy
• Moseneke takes on chancellor's mantle
• Joburg lands world arts summit
• It's Rand Show time, folks
• Joburg's successes 'will be heard'
• Upgrade at city's biggest wastewater treatment facility
• Township twist on a classic tale
• West Africa meets Jimi Hendrix
• Charlotte's Web weaves magic around children
• Construction drives local economy
• City gets first no disclaimer report
• Gallery is a peaceful spot in inner city
• Save water or face shortages, Joburg warned
• City calls for comment on rates hike
• Joburg 'can evict squatters'
• There's plenty to do these holidays
• Bob Stanway puts Joburgers on the bus
• Lion King celebrates first day of rehearsals
• Prepare now for cold months ahead
• A week in Joburg: 26 March - 1 April, 2007
• Gallery explores printmaking in Soweto
• Tobias receives Sisulu award
• General De la Rey – from hero to rebel
• City spreads TB message
• Street art brought to corporate hallways
• Joburg focuses on call centre business
• Religious leaders speak out
• Councillors' children enter Wonderland
• Constitution Hill teaches kids about human rights
• Health and education go hand-in-glove
• Metrobus suspends bus service
• Joburg pair helps design state emblem
• After 16 years, a house
• Zoo's wattled cranes are 'costume reared'
• A week in Joburg: 19 - 25 March, 2007
• The Business Place Alex is open for business
• Plaque officially opens Sandton taxi rank
• Benson and Jarreau come to Jozi
• Ellis Park upgrade zips along
• Library workshop aims to encourage reading
• Building a stage fit for a king
• Swish public loo opens in Newtown
• Have your say on Jozi's future
• Cascoland brings vibrancy to inner city rush hour
• Football fever in the city
• Don Giovanni sings in opera season
• Bafana Bafana take on Swaziland
• The Business Place Alex prepares to open
• Take a trip through Wonderland
• Newtown has its own artistic ablution facilities
• Charlotte's Web on Children's Theatre bill
• Joburg's top musos get Samas nod
• A week in Joburg: 12 - 18 March, 2007
• Learn to swim at City pools
• City focuses on collecting revenue
• Residents warned of water disruptions
• Colourful ceremony opens City Council
• Cascoland brings public art to Joubert Park
• Masondo sets his sights on the future
• Roads closed for City ceremony
• Bridal Africa adds beauty to the mix
• There is 'strength in diversity'
• City counts its properties
• Parkwood water pipeline to be upgraded
• Joburg's water 'among the world's best'
• Rashid Seedat: Thinking about the city's future
• Early intervention gives kids the edge
• New name sought for old museum
• Ellis Park to host Confederations Cup games
• City calls for broadband tenders
• A week in Joburg: 5 - 11 March, 2007
• Papa Q teaches water safety
• Sandton can expect Gautrain road diversions
• Romeo and Juliet dance on to Civic stage
• Grab a grub today
• Motorists can pay their traffic fines online
• Mayor to address Inclusive Cities conference
• Milpark film industry takes off
• Drivers warned of Randburg road closures

• Crafts on show at Hobby-X
• Rand Water keeps Joburg taps flowing
• Romeo and Juliet head for Soweto
• JDA moves to the Bus Factory
• Co-operatives learn more about opportunities
• Dance and poetry promote reading
• Place your bets for show jumping derby
• Camane: the right man for the job
• A home before the winter chill sets in
• Pool nets may become mandatory
• A week in Joburg: 26 February - 4 March, 2007
• City lauded for improved audit report
• Call for comments on draft annual report
• New talent takes to Windybrow stage
• Seippel Gallery brings art to the CBD
• Health imbizo focuses on TB
• Joburg moves closer to clean audit report
• Soccer fan park planned for Newtown
• Bismilla: the doctor is still in
• Another freedom fighter caught at Old Fort
• City launches Jozi Style competition
• Rich and poor to be neighbours
• Children celebrate Camelia's '21st'
• The people want more sports venues
• City's melting pot seen in its sacred spaces
• Joburg police stations show drop in crime
• Stay out of the sun, Joburgers warned
• Gautrain traffic diversions in CBD
• Shilowa counts up Gauteng's successes
• Gauteng works to set up city region
• Chinatown welcomes Year of the Pig
• Xiif-Hunger premieres at Dance Umbrella
• Academic leaves campus to help reshape city
• Fashion week starts a trend
• A week in Joburg: 19 - 25 February, 2007
• Mixed bag at Joburg dance festival
• Express train for Soweto
• Tannie Evita for president
• Public invited to City sports meeting
• The Marley legend lives on Con Hill
• City manager rolls up his sleeves for work
• JAG extends photographic exhibition
• The Home Show is around the corner
• A host of treats planned for Valentine's
• Hothouse Flowers to visit Joburg for a heart-to-heart
• Bus drivers' strike heads for court
• Awareness is key during Condom Week
• Soweto Gospel Choir scores a Grammy
• A lesson in African-American history
• Gallery continues series with Project Room #4
• Door of Hope dries babies' tears
• A week in Joburg: 12 - 18 February, 2007
• Sublime season promised by JPO
• On The Road … Again looks at mobility
• Runners set for Pick 'n Pay Marathon
• Museum celebrates Black History Month
• It's almost Rand Show time
• CJP counts its successes
• Winter fashions head for Sandton catwalk
• Learn to use online mapping website – for free
• Fifa goes local group thumbs up
• Evita for president
• Lofts and more in August House
• Zoo has a full calendar
• Bombani to shelter abused women
• Zoo wetlands keep drinking water clean
• Explosions shatter Braamfontein's Sunday
• A week in Joburg: 5 - 11 February, 2007
• Clean up brigade takes on Bailey Spruit
• Sunday, and many Joburgers gather to worship
• Country bids farewell to Mama Tambo
• Township Bioscope moves into phase two
• Clarkson brings fast cars to town
• Safa gets key to new offices

• Health department marks Leprosy Day
• Joburg boasts its own symphony orchestra
• Metro police seeks new officers
• Miracle Theatre waits building funds
• City Parks to clean up wetlands
• Bus strike has 'little effect'
• Put your trainers on – it's the Zoo Trot
• Weltevreden farmhouse to become an office
• Wild Child Project gets kids to the zoo
• Metrobus gets new buses
• A week in Joburg: 29 January - 4 February, 2007
• Metrobus drivers set to go on strike
• City launches integrated info system
• Sand animation comes to Joburg
• Randburg street names not yet final
• Joubert Park conservatory waits for funding
• Limber up for the Tour de Soweto
• Zulu culture meets modern science
• Joburgers worship in some great places
• Riding gives Sowetan children confidence
• Rehana Moosajee – supporting other women
• Zoo welcomes host of newborns
• Libraries focus on adult literacy
• Soccer goes back 120 years in Joburg
• Debbie does the Civic Theatre
• Soweto Open booked for Arthur Ashe Stadium
• Ros Greeff's 'life and death' portfolio
• A week in Joburg: 22 - 28 January, 2007
• Joburg plans for load shedding
• Gcin'amanzi works to save water
• Joburg's big four gear up for 2010
• Photos catch the hardships of cross-border traders
• Autumn-winter fashion week warms up Joburg
• Load shedding hits Joburg
• Pieter-Dirk returns to the Market – eish!
• Seven 2010 legacy projects identified
• Green light for Soccer City's R1,5-bn 2010 changes
• Gauge wants your apologies
• Great churches serving small congregations
• Market looks towards job creation
• Millie is a good night out
• Weekend storm wasn't Joburg's worst
• Get ready for another dance extravaganza
• First Joburg Open won by Argentinean
• James and Ethel Gray Park gets a facelift
• A week in Joburg: 15 - 21 January, 2007
• Land owners fight Gautrain expropriations
• Alex learners given new uniforms
• Joburg Open gets off to sporting start
• Yeoville rings the changes
• Pro-Am heralds start of Joburg Open
• City slams DA scorecard
• New schools, new learners and a new year
• Safety for commuting learners is priority
• Schwartzel kicks off Joburg Open Pro-Am
• Joburg Open gets ready to tee off
• Holidays over and it's back to school
• Add area code to Joburg Connect calls
• 'Gateways' to Ellis Park on the cards
• The great churches and temples of Joburg
• Blue plaques trace Joburg's history
• A week in Joburg: 8 - 14 January, 2007
• Rates process explained
• Busy end of the year for SPCA
• The Mapungubwe rhino is in town
• Joburg's great places of worship
• Upgrade under way in Birnam
• Good rain concludes 2006
• Sizzling musicals to set to scorch Joburg theatre scene
• All set for the Joburg Open
• Don't forget Rosebank traffic diversions
• Joburg Carnival brings in 2007 with a flourish
• All 'quiet' during holiday time
• A week in Joburg: 2 - 7 January, 2007

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