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  • Toyota greens Minerva

    News

    ALEXANDRA - As part of the National Arbor Week celebration, Toyota South Africa Motors partnered with Food and Trees for…

  • National Book Week aims to get Mzansi reading

    Local news

    JOBURG - The South African Book Development Council is on a mission to get South Africa reading.

  • Women take on technology at IT summit

    Local news

    JOBURG - The inaugural Women in Information Technology Summit Africa 2015 will take place in Sandton on 17 September.

  • Youths get community service after stealing from school

    Crime

    ALEXANDRA - Two 18 year old youths pleaded guilty at the Alexandra Magistrate Court for breaking into and stealing from…

  • Food for thought

    Local news

    JOBURG - It's the beginning of the week and we're talking food.

  • Four ways Homo naledi is shaking up the human family tree

    Local news

    Homo naledi’s discovery is expected to change the ways we have always viewed the human species, one fossil bone at…

  • Bramley CPF bid fairwell to their station commander

    Local news

    BRAMLEY - The Bramley Community Policing Forum, members of the South African Police Service and the Johannesburg Metropolitan Police, along…

  • Tembisa Hospital seeks next of kin

    Local news

    MIDRAND - Tembisa Hospital in Midrand is urging the community to come forward with any information on the families of…

  • What’s on this weekend

    Local news

    JOBURG - This weekend looks to be a sunny one, so here are some things you can do over the…

  • Swinging for Rays of Hope

    Local news

    BRYANSTON – Big and small corporate companies once again descended upon Bryanston for the annual Rays of Hope Golf Day…

  • Working to improve emotional development of children

    Local news

    ALEXANDRA - Seventy percent of a child's brain is formed in the first year of birth and this requires parental…

  • Council tightens debt recovery from property sellers

    Local news

    ALEXANDRA - The Joburg City Council is closing in on evasive property sellers who disappear without paying millions of rand…

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