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  • Three days of health promotion by Rotarians

    Local news

    ALEXANDRA - The Johannesburg Main Reef Rotary club has extended its charitable services to Alexandra.

  • Ubuntu for gogo

    Local news

    ALEXANDRA - A young businessman and ANC youths have teamed together to rebuild gogo Nomgqibelo Mkhwanazi's house demolished by an…

  • The Oscar trial day 16: Top five things you need to know

    Local news

    JOBURG - Here is a recap of what happened in court today when the Oscar Pistorius trial resumed at the…

  • The big SA debate

    Elections 2014

    JOBURG - Corruption, service delivery, unemployment and the accountability from the country’s leadership were some of the most pressing issues…

  • Court dismisses ANC’s application

    Local news

    JOBURG - The South Gauteng High Court has dismissed the ANC’s application against the DA’s SMS which stated that President…

  • Voting for democracy was a dream come true

    Blogs

    Coming back home after almost 20 years in exile, and voting for the very first time in 1994 for democracy…

  • Alex girl nominated for South Korean Presidential Awards

    Local news

    ALEXANDRA - Age and physical adversity are no impedinements to those destined for success.

  • New Alex women’s social network body formed

    Local news

    ALEXANDRA - A new women's social network body whose hopes and ambitions is to drive the personal and professional development…

  • Women in the construction industry will be honoured

    Local news

    JOBURG - The 2nd annual Women in Construction Excellence Awards is set to honour more women in construction.

  • Alex residents to discuss land rights

    Local news

    ALEXANDRA - Land and property rights activists in Alexandra have called for a general meeting on 13 April to be…

  • Sanral refutes claims of financial problems

    Local news

    JOBURG - Sanral dismissed claims that it is in financial trouble.

  • Sanral’s half a billion e-toll debt

    Local news

    JOBURG - Sanral has racked up an amount of more than half a billion rand in overdue e-toll fees.

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