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  • Whatsapp’s at it again

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    JOBURG - Whatsapp, the most popular messaging app in the world, is undergoing some massive changes – again!

  • Joburg not featured on list of world’s most violent citites

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    JOBURG - Despite Johannesburg’s reputation as the country’s most dangerous city, it did not feature on a recent list of…

  • Avoidable emergencies clog clinic

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    ALEXANDRA - The Alexandra Clinic has raised concerns on the effects of child neglect and the conduct of escorts bringing…

  • Tips that could stop you from becoming a hijacking statistic

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    JOBURG - No motorist is immune to the threat of hijacking and motorists should, therefore, be vigilant and cautious at…

  • Further fuel price decreases expected in December

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    JOBURG - Motorists could be in store for another substantial drop in the fuel price next month.

  • ‘Love Alex Festival’ postponed

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    ALEXANDRA - The Love Alex Festival which was supposed to be staged from 22 to 30 November has been postponed…

  • No more barefooted pupils

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    ALEXANDRA - The sight of pupils in Alexandra going to school barefooted with cracked heels and swollen toes from the…

  • Residents urged to draw up a will

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    ALEXANDRA - Residents were this week exposed to the importance of putting their things in order so that they leave…

  • Youth to film gender-based violence

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    ALEXANDRA - Women, youth and children’s organisations and the Department of Arts and Culture will partner in a filming festival…

  • Obesity leads to Diabetes

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    HOUGHTON – According to the Global burden of disease's 1980 to 2013 statistics, more than 37% of the world's population…

  • Reya Vaya disrupted by taxi strike

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    JOBURG - Reya Vaya bus service is also expected to face disruptions due to the taxi strike that has left…

  • Taxi operators on strike; commuters stranded

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    JOBURG - Gauteng taxi operators are striking throughout the province, leaving commuters to find alternative transport on 17 November.

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