Greater Alexandra Tourism & Heritage Association

01/10/2025

28/09/2025

22/09/2025

In celebration of World Tourism Day, the weekend of Sat, Sep 27 and Sun, Sep 28, 2025 will see 15 community-led walking tours hero different Joburg neighbourhoods – from Alexandra to Brixton, Kensington, and beyond.

🎟️ Tickets are R67.50 per tour. Book your spot now with the link in our bio.
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ALEXANDRA UNSCRIPTED – HISTORY, HEART & HUSTLE
Ever wanted to taste a proper Kasi Kota? This is your chance. Led by the director and founder of Abby's Township Tours, Abby Sechoaro invites visitors into one of Joburg’s oldest and most storied townships. This walking tour uncovers Alexandra’s layered history through its worker hostels, striking murals, bustling markets, and thriving street culture. Along the way, residents share personal stories of resilience, creativity, and pride, offering an authentic connection to the township’s past and present. This tour is all about “restoring the dignity of its people,” as Sechoaro says. Booking link in profile and comments.

🗓️ Sat, Sep 27, 2025.
⏰ 14:00
📍 Alexandra Plaza: Cnr 3rd Street and, 1st Ave, Alexandra

Please note that safe parking with car guards on duty has been identified for all walks. Safety marshals will also join you on the walk. All ticket holders will be sent an Aide Mémoire with clear parking and walk meeting point coordinates as well as other key details, before the walk.

04/08/2025

12/07/2025

04/07/2025

Johannesburg's rivers face severe pollution - with thousands of tonnes of trash entering the city's waterways every year.

Through the project, a small community initiative in Alexandra is working with local artisans and scientists to pull litter and debris from the Jukskei River, reducing flood risk and transforming the riverside into an art-filled public space.

Find out more 👉 https://go.wri.org/EbFD0t

03/06/2025

Last week, the SUNCASA project brought together the IISD Procurement and WRI Finance teams in Johannesburg for a collaborative capacity-building session with our local partners.

The training focused on strengthening procurement and financial processes to support the successful implementation of nature-based solutions. It was also a great opportunity to build trust, align on goals, and foster deeper collaboration across all stakeholders.

As the local managing partner, JICP is proud to be managing this process and ensuring that our partners are equipped to deliver impactful, community-centered outcomes. Together, we’re building stronger systems—and stronger teams—to drive sustainable change.






World Resources Institute
International Institute for Sustainable Development (IISD)
Alexandra Water Warriors NPC
Water For The Future
City of Joburg