When the sun sets over Randpark Ridge, our neighbourhood comes alive in a different way. Owls glide silently above, bats patrol the skies for insects, and frogs, geckos, and moths emerge from their daytime shelters. These nocturnal neighbours enrich our gardens and remind us that even in a busy suburb, nature thrives after dark. By avoiding poisons, preserving natural shelter, and installing owl or bat boxes, residents can make their homes safer for wildlife while strengthening community spirit.

A warmer, drier summer may be on the way – but as a community, we can prepare Summer in Randpark Ridge usually means thunderstorms rolling across the Johannesburg skyline, lush gardens, afternoon rain, and the familiar sound of raindrops on the roof. This summer,...

August is Women’s Month in South Africa — a time to celebrate women’s achievements and leadership. In 2026, we commemorate 70 years since the 1956 Women’s March, when 20,000 women stood against oppression at the Union Buildings. Their cry, “Wathint’ Abafazi, Wathint’...