The Discovery 702 Walk the Talk took place at Marks Park Sports Club in Judith Road, Emmarentia on Sunday July 25. With 55 000 entries, it is the biggest mass participation event in Africa.

The adjudicator, Greg Homann, remarked that it was the best festival in his 7 years of adjudication.
Charmi Bonnet directed and acted in the play Jacques…or Obedience by Eugene Lonesco, an absurd playwright. His plays are very difficult to interpret and Charmi’s understanding was portrayed to the cast who “got the point of the play exactly” according to the adjudicator.

Africa’s biggest mass-participation event, the Discovery 702 Walk the Talk turns ten on 25th July.
Appropriately, the event marked a decade of existence by winning Best Radio Station Promotion or Event in the inaugural MTN Radio Awards.

The Foil Ball Record Attempt, a recycling campaign and attempt to break the SA Book of Records for the most recycled aluminium foil, has just been launched at The Brightwater Commons.
Luca Allasio a St John’s pupil and his sister Gia a Roedean pupil showed their support towards this initiative.

The Chinese Martial Arts and Health Centre recently had the singular honour of meeting the authentic Shaolin Monks. Due to a massive group booking by the Parkhurst and Fourways CMAHC students for the brilliant “Wheel of Life” show, the monks were anxious to meet the group of traditional Martial Artists who also practise a system of authentic Kung Fu.

Two teachers have been asked to explain their role in an initiation ceremony conducted at Parktown Boys' High School in Johannesburg in 2009.

The case of a group of Parktown Boys High School pupils accused of assault during an initiation last year has been postponed.

Lunchboxes have been packed and uniforms laid out across the country as millions of children get ready to go back to school.

The Gauteng department of education has assured matriculants they will receive their results on January 7, as scheduled.