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City Parks rewards industrious workers By Lucille Davie
20 November 2003


CITY PARKS workers "who have gone the extra mile" were acknowledged around the city on Wednesday in the MD´s Achievers´ Tour.

Joburg´s nature reserves now have game By Lucille Davie
21 November 2003


JOHANNESBURG´S four nature reserves will soon all contain game. Rietfontein already has game, while Klipriviersberg was stocked with game in September, and two more will have wildlife within six months.
Put your feet up in a Joburg park By Lucky Sindane
16 January 2004


CITY PARKS spends R250 000 a year buying benches for the many parks around the city as part of an ongoing campaign to make Johannesburg´s open spaces people-friendly.


Celebrating Jozi´s green heritage By Lucky Sindane
27 January 2004


IT has been 100 years since Johannesburg´s parks became the concern of the city´s administration. Now, as part of its centenary celebrations, City Parks intends to market their tourism sites and entice more people outdoors.


The social uses of parks in the city By Thomas Thale
27 June 2003


SINCE it was upgraded and reopened to the public last year, Thokoza Park in Rockville, Soweto, has been bustling with activity, attracting hordes of revellers to its lush green grounds.

Mystery of unmarked graves in makeshift cemeteries By Sheree Russouw
16 January 2003


THE identities of 140 people buried in two illegal cemeteries in Lenasia, south of Johannesburg, are still a mystery, more than a year after their unmarked graves were discovered on state-owned, unused land.

Protection of the Glen Austin Bullfrog Pan in MidrandJOHANNESBURG CITY PARKS and a residents group in Midrand, University of Pretoria, Gauteng Conservation and other interest groups/organisations took hands in facilitating some activities in order to protect the future of the vulnerable Glen Austin bullfrog pan in Midrand.
Florida Lake to host dragon boat festivalBy Chandrea Gerber
6 May 2004


THE Gauteng Dragon Boat Association (GDBA), and the Chinese communities of South Africa are all set to host Gauteng´s sixth annual dragon boat festival over the weekend of 15 May and 16 May at Florida Lake in Roodepoort.

There will be dragons in Wemmer Pan Lake By Tammy O´Reilly
28 October 2003


FORTY colourful dragon boats will take to the waters of Wemmer Pan Lake, south of Johannesburg, on Sunday 2 November for the fifth Annual Dragon Boat Race.
City agency looks into revival of parks By Tammy O´Reilly
16 September 2003


EIGHT parks in the southern suburbs of Johannesburg have been identified for a much-needed facelift, with plans afoot to try to repair the famous musical fountains at Wemmer Pan.

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