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  • The history of pumpkin carving

    Local news

    Without a doubt the most recognisable symbol of Halloween is a pumpkin carved into a Jack-O-Lantern. For most of the…

  • Building collapse: Contractor reluctant to take the stand

    Local newsUpdate

    Contractor grudgingly takes a stand in the Department of Labour-instituted Meyersdal Structural Collapse Incident Inquiry.

  • Bail granted to N12 truck driver

    Local newsUpdate

    The truck driver involved in the N12 crash was granted bail on October 27, bail was set at R7 000

  • Building collapse inquiry starts on October 29

    Local newsUpdate

    The Meyersdal Structural Collapse Incident Inquiry to investigate the collapse of the house in the Eco Estate in Alberton will…

  • Good start to matric exams in Gauteng

    Local news

    About 140 000 learners across the province wrote their first examination paper today.

  • Alberton – it is time to unite against crime

    Local news

    Come and pledge your support to those fighting against crime for us ...

  • Shop till you drop at the Christmas Market

    Community Announcements

    This market traditionally marks the start of the festive season in our community and takes place on Friday 28 November.

  • Community watch officially launched

    Local news

    Eden Park residets took it upon themselves to launch a comunity watch to fight hijacking, armed robbery, car theft, housebreaking…

  • Aunt Fanny’s feeding scheme blossoms

    Local news

    Although naughty elements do steal some of my vegetables, we always have enough for the scheme.

  • Shanti Mitchell at Springbok Pharmacy

    Local news

    Muscle man Shanti Mitchell will visit Springbok Pharmacy's Muscle Den on November 29 between 10:30 to about 12:00 to meet…

  • Teacher needs your help

    Local news

    A well known educator in Alberton, Mr Kevin Mostert from Brackenhurst Primary, is fighting for his life, but he is…

  • Interpol appoints SA ambassadors for Global Campaign

    Local news

    Turn Back Crime Campaign aims to support the global crime fighting community and their existing law enforcement initiatives and activities.

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