Sometimes when people take a break from sharing cat videos and detailing their lunch some good actually comes from Facebook.
If you head to Jozi this weekend and are wondering why there’s less of a ‘vibe’ we might have the answer fro you. Turns out it could be a quiet one Sandton side.
I think we can all agree that crystal meth being taken off the streets is a good thing. Somewhere out there is one very sad drug dealer who would disagree.
I’ve often wished I could go shopping in a friend’s closet, but a Sandton domestic worker took it one step further when she took her employer’s wedding dress for a spin and showed off about it on Facebook.
When it comes to guns, there’s a fine line between self-protection and attack, as a man from Sandton found out when he was faced with an armed gang
It’s not easy juggling a diet of fast cars, protein shakes, steroids, Viagra, guns and cocaine, my boet. It’s even harder if you take one of those key ingredients out of the mix. Luckily there is a solution for some Sandton residents.
If you’re a fan of the nose candy now would the time to stock up for the coming weekend. You might see prices skyrocket and supply diminish following a big bust over the weekend.
Shoppers at Sandton city mall might want to consider wearing a hard hat for their next round of retail therapy, as yet another part of the ceiling collapses.
Part of Sandton City Mall collapsed yesterday in what quickly became an overhyped frenzy of socialites cancelling their mani pedis and weeping into their chocamocachinos.
Think of a sumptuous Sunday carvery with an authentic South African feel – we all deserve to treat our tastebuds once in a while.
Turn your Heritage Day into a week’s worth of activities and eating, because nothing says “being South African” than some epic local music and great SA cuisine.
Surviving as a high quality business in a high-cost area is a challenge. When rents increase, cuts have to be made and the legend of the bad hotel scrambled eggs is reinvented, in the same bland watery fashion time and time again – until now.
While there is a bit of banter between the Capetonians and Jo’burgers, we all really love the diversity each city brings, and in terms of setting up a business, Jozi can be a pretty trendy and effective place.
As South Africans, we all love Madiba; so if you find yourself in Sandton City’s Nelson Mandela Square, give his statue a hug
This is the only 5-star hotel we’ve ever heard of that offer an entire room for 2 people at less than a thousand bucks a NIGHT!
Newspaper sanctioned over Darren Scott booze/drugs story. Depp and Moss to reunite. iPhone 5S outselling 5C in a big way. SAPS planned for Marikana death. Armed man bust at Buckingham Palace. Irregular bedtimes lead to misbehaved kids. Sandton’s traffic nightmare.
House of the Week has been somewhat unfairly slanted towards Cape Town lately. Naturally, a multitude of gorgeous homes are dotted around this wonderful country of ours, and this week Johannesburg presents a sprawling home with a spa complex, wine cellar, terraced gardens, two satellite cottages, and staff quarters
Situated high on the ridge in Mount Street is this exceptional Stefan Antoni ±2 400m² residence, magnificent architecture and the finest of finishes. I wasn’t aware that there were such incredible views in Johannesburg (besides at the Westcliff, of course). Click to see the incredible pics.
The Discovery Leadership Summit is currently taking place in Sandton and, as is the case with most such events, a protest is a-brewing. The masses are out to get Tony Blair and roads will be closed from 13h00 to 17h00, this afternoon.
Julius Malema’s fall from the graces of his ANC handlers seems to have eroded much more than his political riches. The Beeld newspaper reported that Malema was allegedly unable to settle debt of R400 000 owed to his building contractor at the end of March, after which the company decided to transfer its workers to another project in Bedfordview. See more, after the jump.
A 22m long sculpture was erected in Sandton Square this weekend, emblazoned with ice copy “In the Sahara your body loses 1L of water an hour” – slowly melting as the day went on. This was to promote a new series on DSTV called “Human Season”. More details and footage inside.
Bryanston school kids and their parents may still be recovering from the drama on show this morning outside Bryanston Parallel Medium Primary. The school was the scene of a police shoot-out at around 07h20.