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Marais Viljoen girls show fielding finesse as hockey team rises
SchoolsSchool produces an impressive hockey display.
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Brackendowns CPF launches cap collection drive for youth empowerment
Local newsJoin the Brackendowns CPF in collecting plastic bottle caps to support local youth and promote recycling.
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Stationery store launches raffle to help Hospice’s patients
Local newsAll the proceeds will go to helping the Stepping Stone Hospice’s young patients facing life-limiting conditions.
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WATCH: SOJO Helping Hands Foundation charity shop opens at Mall of the South
Local newsDonations of gently used items are encouraged with every contribution making a real difference.
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Emmanuel seniors vier musiek, herinneringe en gemeenskapsgees
Local newsSluit aan by die Emmanuel-groep vir die volgende geleentheid saam met die bekende Manie Jackson.
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After 37 years of service, Captain Hlabangwana prepares to retire from Alberton SAPS
Local newsCaptain Samson Morris Hlabangwana leaves behind a legacy of bravery, leadership, and service.
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Alberton’s Patrick Autata Leads SA to First U20 AFCON Victory
Local newsThe former Bracken High star captains Amajita to a 1–0 win over Morocco, making local and national football history.
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Eden Park boxer proving a point at the Gauteng championship
Local newsThe Eden Park boxer defending his title to become a three times Gauteng champion
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Buzz of activity celebrates World Bee Day
Local newsDressed in black and yellow, the little ones eagerly learned about bees’ importance.
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Blind SA and Checkers Sixty60 partner to boost app accessibility
Local newsIn a crucial step towards digital inclusion, Checkers Sixty60 teamed up with Blind SA to enhance its app for blind…
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Ready2Rugby Alberton: Training young rugby players through discipline, teamwork
Local newsFounded in 2019 and led by award-winning coach Riaan Van Wyk, this Alberton-based rugby academy is transforming young lives on…
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Frustration grows over neglected Kromvlei Cemetery as grass obstructs graves
Local newsDespite several complaints and enquiries about the overgrown grass in Kromvlei Cemetery, residents are still left with promises of maintenance.
