Lucky Thusi

South Africa

News Editor at Caxton South, soccer fanatic. Dynamic photographer. Was a professional dancer for Umoja after being with TYC for 5 yrs

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Pikitup warns public against fraudulent job advertisements

1 week ago | citizen.co.za | Lucky Thusi

Pikitup issued a public warning regarding a fraudulent job advertisement circulating on social media platforms and various online job sites. The deceptive advertisement falsely claims that Pikitup is hiring general workers, specifying application requirements and listing a closing date of June 25. This fake advertisement appears to be an altered version of a legitimate job posting Pikitup issued in May 2024, which closed on June 10, 2024.
Turffontein school faces scrutiny over 2023 and 2024 rape allegations

2 weeks ago | citizen.co.za | Lucky Thusi

The Gauteng Department of Education (GDE) has acknowledged and expressed deep concern regarding allegations of sexual assault involving Grade One learners at Turffontein Primary School. A representative from the March and March organisation contacted the Southern Courier following a meeting held at the school on June 3, which was attended by community members, the school principal, and her deputy.
WATCH: Sanco gives 1 350 blankets to school

2 weeks ago | citizen.co.za | Lucky Thusi

Sanco Joburg Region, Sanco Ward 124, and the Greenside Muslim Community donated 1 350 blankets to Laerskool Voorbrand on June 3. The regional chairperson of Sanco in Greater Johannesburg, Pule Thomas Thaga, said this is part of the annual ‘spreading the warmth’ campaign. “We have partnered with the Greenside Muslim Community for the past 20 years and have donated blankets yearly,” he said. The school’s principal, Mbongeni Mntugwa, expressed his gratitude for the generous gesture.
VIDEO: Rosettenville teen (17) becomes UP’s youngest actuarial science graduate

3 weeks ago | citizen.co.za | Lucky Thusi

Rosettenville teenager Mongiwa Hazel Ntuli has achieved a remarkable milestone by obtaining a degree in Actuarial Science from the University of Pretoria (UP). She is set to become the youngest-ever graduate at the UP. She began her university studies in 2022 after accelerating through primary and secondary school, as her academic talents became clear at an early age.
Judgment day set for Amber Lee Hughes in Mulbarton child rape, murder case

3 weeks ago | citizen.co.za | Lucky Thusi

Rape and murder accused Amber Lee Hughes will know her fate when Judge Richard Mkhabela hands down judgment on June 19. This was revealed in the Johannesburg High Court on June 2 after closing arguments from State Advocate Jolene Barnard and defence Advocate Michelle Ives. In her opening argument, Barnard said the State had relied on direct and expected evidence, circumstantial evidence, inference and data messages.
Exemplary learners will lead as 2025 prefects

4 weeks ago | citizen.co.za | Lucky Thusi

Robertsham Primary celebrated the appointment of its 2025 perfect body, a group of exemplary learners who have demonstrated strong leadership potential, respect for peers and a commitment to the school’s values. The prefects will serve as role models, assist with discipline, represent the learner’s voice in school matters, and reflect their dedication to upholding the proud ethos of Robertsham Primary School.
Copper cable thieves jailed for 12 years in Robertsham

4 weeks ago | citizen.co.za | Lucky Thusi

Mthulisi Ndlovu (27) and Mthobisi Moyo (34) received 12 years of imprisonment at the Booysens Magistrate’s Court for tampering with essential infrastructure. A security guard patrolling the area on February 11, 2024, at about 05:30, caught the two cutting copper cables inside a main hole in Robertsham. They were arrested and detained at Booysens police station. On May 20, the Booysens Magistrate’s Court found them guilty. The magistrate declared both unfit to possess firearms.
New appointments at Robertsham Primary School

1 month ago | citizen.co.za | Lucky Thusi

Robertsham Primary School announces the appointment of key leadership figures who are set to further enhance the school’s longstanding tradition of excellence in education and learner development. Nastasscia Nair, appointed deputy principal with effect from April 1, officially stepped into her new role as deputy principal of Robertsham Primary. As a dedicated educator with 14 years of experience, in both classroom teacher and school management.
Rand Water to begin planned maintenance — here’s what to expect | Germiston City News

1 month ago | citizen.co.za | Lucky Thusi

Rand Water Group Chief Executive, Sipho Mosai outlined the details of the scheduled infrastructure maintenance project that will commence on May 29 at a media briefing on May 27 in Glenvista. He stated that planned maintenance is crucial to increasing capacity and enhancing the availability, reliability, and efficiency of Rand Water’s systems. This will ensure a more resilient and adaptive water supply network that can meet increasing water demand from August.
WATCH: Rewlatch Primary School wins the Horizon Soccer Tournament

1 month ago | citizen.co.za | Lucky Thusi

Rewlatch Primary School won the 10th annual Horizon Soccer Tournament on May 24. Horizon International High School in Stafford hosted the annual primary school soccer tournament. Twenty-two primary schools from Johannesburg south and beyond participated in this year’s tournament. Teams consisted of seven players per team for Grade Seven and U13s. Organiser Adam Mbele said this year’s tournament was special because it marked 10 years of this tournament.