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Johannesburg City Parks

Champion tree at Wits is over 100 years old
Article
/ 3 December 2012

Champion tree at Wits is over 100 years old

It comes as no surprise that Johannesburg holds the title for the biggest man-made forest in the world.

By Advertorial Supplement
Towards sustainable human settlements
Article
/ 3 December 2012

Towards sustainable human settlements

Spatial planning underpins development.

By Advertorial Supplement
Greening Soweto one park at a time
Article
/ 3 December 2012

Greening Soweto one park at a time

The divide between green and dusty suburbs is narrowing with a renewed focus on bringing parks to previously disadvantaged areas.

By Advertorial Supplement
Reducing waste to landfill
Article
/ 3 December 2012

Reducing waste to landfill

Pikitup’s waste minimisation and recycling initiatives aimed at fulfilling Joburg 2040 priority and promoting a cleaner Johannesburg

By Advertorial Supplement
Food gardens bring relief
Article
/ 3 December 2012

Food gardens bring relief

The acting managing director of Johannesburg City Parks, Bryne Maduka, urged residents to start their own food gardens in the city.

By Advertorial Supplement
Open-air gyms help everyone exercise
Article
/ 3 December 2012

Open-air gyms help everyone exercise

Executive mayor Parks Tau tried out a cross trainer.

By Advertorial Supplement
Trees tell the rich history of Joburg
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/ 3 December 2012

Trees tell the rich history of Joburg

Joburg may be known as the City of Gold, but with all its trees, Joburg’s colour is definitely green.

By Advertorial Supplement
Service delivery is vital to success
Article
/ 3 December 2012

Service delivery is vital to success

A successful, though challenging year, has put in place key initiatives to support a better life for all

By Bryne Maduka
Citizens help to shape shared goal for Joburg’s parks
Article
/ 3 December 2012

Citizens help to shape shared goal for Joburg’s parks

Public participation and political will underscore the city’s parks department’s continued success

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 22 April 2008

Park opening highlights need to protect environment

Laughing excitedly, dozens of children on Tuesday filled a new park in Bramfischerville, Soweto, which was opened by Johannesburg City Parks and the district municipality to mark World Earth Day 2008. Johannesburg City Parks has also planted more than 15 000 trees in Meadowlands and Bramfischerville.

By Zahira Kharsany
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Article
/ 23 November 2007

‘Acts of God’ kill three in Johannesburg

Three people died and a number were injured during a fierce storm in Johannesburg on Thursday, paramedics and emergency officials said. Netcare 911 spokesperson Nick Dollman said a young man was killed and two people injured by a large tree that fell over in Perth Road in Auckland Park during the storm.

By Staff Reporter

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