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  • City of Joburg honours Madiba

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    JOBURG - The City of Johannesburg has paid tribute to the memory and legacy of its most-loved and celebrated resident,…

  • Australia won’t lower flags for Madiba

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    JOBURG - Unlike many other countries, Australia's national flag on Parliament House remained at full-mast on Friday.

  • Westboro plans Madiba funeral protest

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    JOBURG - Not even a beloved global icon like Nelson Mandela has been spared the vitriolic hatred espoused by America's…

  • Christmas: Buckets of joy

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    ALEXANDRA - Christmas comes early for orphanage children in and around Johannesburg, including those at Abangani enkosini in Alexandra.

  • Orphans spoilt on World Aids Day

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    MONTECASINO - Nashua Children's Charity Foundation took more than 100 children on an outing of a lifetime to Montecasino in…

  • Joburg Zoo’s attempt to break Guinness record

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    JOBURG - Women and children will be empowered in self defence tactics to help them build self esteem to deal…

  • Mandela legacy -never to be forgotten

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    The official Nelson Mandela Opus, a book documenting the life of the anti-apartheid icon and first black South African president,…

  • Domestic workers get empowered

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    JOBURG - As part of the ongoing 16 Days of Activism campaign, the Sandringham Old Stars soccer team, together with…

  • Cosatu continues e-toll fight

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    JOBURG - Cosatu has launched a fresh anti-e-toll campaign, vowing to fight against the multimillion-rand system until the government takes…

  • Company fights women abuse

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    JOBURG - Anglo American South Africa challenges industry to get involved in the fight against women and children abuse.

  • Aikido summer school held

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    JOBURG - The Aikido Federation of South Africa held its annual summer school at Wits University aikido dojo.

  • Feeding hungry children

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    ALEXANDRA - Vodacom has embarked on a feeding scheme that is designed to feed children even during school holidays.

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