From sketching city landmarks to coding animations, St Stithians' Grade 2 learners brought Johannesburg’s skyline to life, deepening their sense of belonging and appreciation for their city.

In gridlocked Nairobi, elderly minibus taxis belch black smoke into the fume-filled air. Driving into Johannesburg, the ...

one of the most famous buildings in the South African city of Johannesburg. Built in 1975, standing almost 200m (656 ft) tall ...

Johannesburg’s skyline has a heartbeat and for decades Ponte Tower has been its most striking pulse. This 54-floor cylindrical giant, rising 173 metres above the city (185m if you count the tip ...

The 36-hectare park sits on a vast grassy plateau that watches over the Johannesburg skyline. James & Ethel Gray Park is ...

Driving into Johannesburg, the skyline is often encased in a dome of smog. As Africa urbanises and industrialises, its economic growth is powered by coal, its vehicles by dirty fuels, and many ...

Read more: St Stithians celebrates community with Valentines Day regatta The lesson began in the classroom, where students discussed Johannesburg’s notable sites and the concept of a skyline.