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Communist Party deplores xeno as capitalist machination
CrimeALEXANDRA - The South African Communist Party has condemned the recent xenophobia attacks that rocked the country receiving local and…
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See Nick Vujicic live in Sandton
Local newsJOBURG - Nick Vujicic, the inspirational speaker who was born with no limbs, will visit South Africa to give one…
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DA adds anti-xeno voice
CrimeALEXANDRA - The DA had added its weight to the denouncement of the recent killing of Mozambican, Emmanuel Sithole [33]…
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Four suspects charged with Sithole’s murder
CrimeALEXANDRA - Four suspected murderers of Mozambican national, Emmanuel Sithole, who was stoned and stabbed to death in Alexandra, have…
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Residents urged to participate in ward planning sessions
MunicipalALEXANDRA - The city of Joburg is on a drive to get residents' input to next year's integrated development plans.
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Premier hails arrest of xeno murderers
Local newsJOBURG - Gauteng premier David Makhura has commended the police for their swift arrest of four suspects in connection with…
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Emmanuel Sithole’s relatives appeal for financial support to repatriate body
CrimeALEXANDRA - Relatives of the last Manuel Sithole killed in Alex on Saturday in what they presumed was xenophobia related…
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Khoza and club captains say no to xenophobia
CrimeJOBURG - The chairman of the Premier Soccer League (PSL), Dr Irvin 'Iron Duke' Khoza has called for the immediate…
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Man gets 20 years for robbery and hijacking
CrimeALEXANDRA - A man has been sentenced to 20 years in jail for robbery with aggravated circumstances.
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The 411 on drowning
Local newsJOBURG - With a population that comes into contact with bodies of water everywhere, it is vital that people learn…
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EFF member allegedly shot ahead of the party’s anti-xenophobic march in Alex
Local newsALEXANDRA - It is alleged that an EFF party member was shot and injured moments before EFF party leader Julius…
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Eskom implements stage 1 load shedding tonight
Local newsJOBURG - Eskom will implement stage 1 load shedding from 5pm on 20 April, which is likely to continue until…
