The Gauteng Department of Education (GDE) wishes to remind parents and guardians that the Phase 1 2022 Online Admissions applications period will close tomorrow on Friday, 3 September 2021 at midnight. Phase 1 online applications period specifically targeted parents whose children are currently in Grade 7 at public schools in Gauteng and will be going […]

The City of Johannesburg along with municipal entities held a combined education and service delivery campaign in Ebony Park. City of Johannesburg Region A’s Education and Awareness campaign kicked off on Wednesday at Busy Corner which is in Ward 111. City of Johannesburg officials were joined by Johannesburg City Parks and Zoo, Johannesburg Water, Department […]

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Skip to content They has been a reported case of COVID-19 at Umqhele Comprehensive School in Ivory Park. An educator tested positive for the corona virus. Learners, staff members and teachers at the school have been requested to come back on Monday while the school will be temporarily closed for decontamination. The school joins Ebony […]

The MEC of Education and Youth Development, Panyaza Lesufi, launched the Tembisa School of Specialisation in Commerce and Entrepreneurship on Tuesday, 26 July 2022. The school is the 17th School of Specialisation (SoS) launched by the Gauteng Department of Education aimed to nurture talent across key disciplines, developing the future generation of leaders in South […]

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Skip to content The City of Ekurhuleni has advised that due to low water levels at the Tembisa Reservoir Rand Water has applied water restrictions affecting the following sections: ?Welamlambo ?Kopanong ?Tlamatlama ?Ethafeni ?Enxiwani ?Ethafeni ?Tshepo ?Endulwini ?Esselen Park ?Emangweni ?Emoyeni ?Emfihlweni ?Isekelo ?Vusimuzi ?Enhlazeni ?Elidinga ?Esiphethweni Roving water tankers have been made available to […]

A total strength of 45 SAPS members and 19 vehicles comprising of Tembisa SAPS members, Gauteng Traffic Police and EMPD paraded at Tembisa SAPS for a special operation that lasted 12 hours from 06:00 until 18:00. The focus was the monitoring of Disaster Management Act compliance, roadblocks and visibility around the Tembisa policing area. Two […]

Skip to content Ebony Park Primary School is looking for a teacher to fill up a temporary position. Position: PL 1: EducatorNature of Post: Temporary for three (3) months. October- December Subjects: IsiXhosa Home Language Grade 6; NS/Tech Grade 6 and Technology Grade 7. Applicants must submit their applications and CVs with the following attachments: […]

Skip to content In the early hours of Monday morning, 12 April 2021, at Bluegum Street near Kaalfontein Secondary School, a baby was found dumped inside a bin. The baby was found by community members covered in a black refuse bag. Unfortunately, the baby was found lifeless. Ivory Park Police and paramedics from the Ebony […]

A 9 year old child was electrocuted to death after touching exposed electrical cables running past the family shack in Kanana, Rabie Ridge late last week. The cables are suspected to have been used for illegal power connection. The Kanana informal settlement is one of the many hotspots identified by City Power to be rife […]

Detectives from the Ivory Park SAPS are hard at work, trying to establish if the three men who were arrested in the early hours of Monday, 13 June 2022, for alleged robbery may be involved in similar incidents in the area. “The three men, aged 22, 32 and 33 were arrested by the crime prevention […]

Eskom has moved loadshedding from Stage 4 to Stage 3 today at 14:00. This is due to an improvement in the electricity system. Loadshedding is however expected to continue for the weekend. Block 3A which consists of Kaalfontein, Allandale, Ebony Park (KAE), Ivory Park, President Park, Midrand, Rabie Ridge, Phomolong and Klipfontein will experience loadshedding […]

As at today, 5 May 2020, the total number of confirmed COVID-19 cases in South Africa is 7,572 an increase of 352 from previously reported cases. A total of 268,064 tests have been conducted to date with 10 523 tests done in the last 24 hours. Unfortunately, we report a further 10 COVID-19 related deaths […]