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Laid Back Sessions Winter Edition thrills music lovers
Local newsThoko Manganye and Lindiwe Masuku turned heads on the red carpet at the Laid Back Sessions Winter Edition.
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Mndebele Traditional Council donates school shoes to Ntokozweni Primary learners
Local newsIn a heartfelt gesture, the Mndebele Traditional Council gifted 12 pairs of school shoes to learners at Ntokozweni Primary School…
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NPO uplifts men in honour of Men’s Health Month
Local newsTo mark Men’s Health Month, Arise and Shine Sifazane celebrated men in the community by donating a wheelchair to local…
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Duduza duo builds lifeline for youth through aftercare programme
Local newsA youth-led aftercare programme in Duduza helped over 50 children gain confidence in school while supporting parents and grandparents with…
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Kwa-Thema teen with disability receives new wheelchair thanks to Springs Rotary Anns Club
Local newsAfter sitting in discomfort in an old wheelchair, 17-year-old Mbali Ayanda Buthelezi from Kwa-Thema finally received a much-needed upgrade, bringing…
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What is happening in Kwatsaduza
Local newsThis and That is a community bulletin board for NPOs or events.
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PAC to honour fallen heroes and their families
Local newsRegional PAC to honour fallen liberation fighters with memorial event and family tribute in KwaThema this Saturday
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Underdogs take second after penalty drama
Local newsThe thrilling conclusion of the Mgazi Super 16 Diski Tournament saw the Underdogs FC claim second place after a dramatic…
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Kwa-Thema cricketers shine nationally
Local newsKwa-Thema’s Mpumi Mashiloane raised the local flag high after being invited to Cricket South Africa’s National Academy Camp, marking another…
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Elderly voices unite for a purpose
Local newsKwa-Thema – A unique concert in Kwa-Thema proves that age is no barrier to purpose, community building, and financial empowerment.…
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Kwa-Thema’s elderly lead monthly choir concerts to raise funds and lift spirits
Local newsThe Kwa-Thema Old Age Home hosted a heartwarming fundraising concert led by elderly choirs from across Ekurhuleni, combining music, unity,…
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How selling the African Reporter helped a Langaville man build multiple businesses
Local newsLangaville’s James Shirinda turned a small paper-selling opportunity into a thriving business that now supports his family, funds new ventures,…
