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  • Millions spent to rectify traffic notices challenge

    Municipal

    ALEXANDRA - The city has from April 2012 been spending R10 million per month to send traffic infringement notices in…

  • 65 dismissed Rea Vaya drivers reinstated

    Municipal

    JOBURG - South African Municipal Workers Union (Samwu) managed to negotiate the reinstatement of 65 Reya Vaya bus drivers after…

  • Company greens Skeen Primary

    News

    ALEXANDRA - Staff of Bryanston-based Promethium Carbon, keen to offset its carbon footprint, deserted the comfort of their office to…

  • Airline provides travel safety guidelines

    Local news

    JOBURG - With Easter just around the corner, Cathay Pacific has compiled a list of guidelines for travelling on those…

  • Sacred Heart College donates to the Cape Fire Relief Fund

    News

    JOBURG - Sacred Heart College's primary school hosted a Swim-a-Thon on 7 March, part of whose proceeds were donated to…

  • Christian youths fight to nyaope

    Local news

    ALEXANDRA - Christians have declared war on nyaope which they regard as a new scourge destroying families.

  • Police recover stolen vehicle

    Crime

    ALEXANDRA - Quick reaction by the police resulted in the recovery of a hijacked vehicle in Alexandra.

  • Man awaits sentencing for second housebreaking

    Crime

    ALEXANDRA - A man with a previous record of housebreaking is again in custody and pending sentencing after his finger…

  • Eskom stops stage 2 load shedding

    Local news

    JOBURG - Eskom stopped stage 2 load shedding at about 9.51pm on 25 March.

  • The importance of managing our water resources

    Local news

    JOBURG - IT IS no secret that there is an ever increasing demand for water, so during National Water Week…

  • Kalamazoo Mokone dies in USA

    Local news

    JOBURG - Premier Soccer League CEO, Brand de Villiers has conveyed condolences to the family of the late Steve ‘Kalamazoo”…

  • New bylaws to curb illegal outdoor advertising

    Municipal

    JOBURG - The City of Johannesburg has toughened its outdoor advertising and billboards bylaws.

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