ICYMI: Weekly news summary in Randburg
Here's what's happening in your community.
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Here are your top three stories this week in Randburg that you may have missed.
- SPCA rescues cattle on Witkoppen Road in midnight mission
Braving harsh winter conditions, SPCA employees successfully rescued and walked seven stranded cattle to safety, showcasing extraordinary determination and commitment to animal welfare.
2. Joburg Water faces backlog of pipe bursts and leaks
Johannesburg Water has fixed the burst pipe on Oak Avenue in Ferndale, following weeks of fresh water running down the road into drains.
The entity’s team investigated the matter and repairs were done on July 2. According to Nombuso Shabalala, spokesperson for Johannesburg Water, they are facing a huge backlog of burst pipes and leaks around the city, which they are working around the clock with internal teams and service providers to complete.
3. Boskruin’s young ballerina to dance in Denmark
Maya Weier, a talented 16-year-old ballerina from Elite Ballet in Boskruin, has been selected to attend a prestigious ballet summer school in Denmark this July. This remarkable opportunity is the culmination of years of dedication and hard work.
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