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  • Gautrain announces fare increase

    Local news

    Gautrain has announced revisions to its fare structure which will come into effect on 1 June.

  • Man beaten up after demanding his change

    Crime

    ALEXANDRA - A man has been arrested for allegedly beating up another man who had demanded that he be given…

  • Come one, come all to apartheid exhibition

    Local news

    NEWTOWN - Political party, union members encouraged to visit museum.

  • Scammer targets nursing applicants

    Local news

    Messages demanding money from nursing applicants in order to secure a place at colleges in Gauteng must be ignored.

  • Boyfriend threatens to kill woman’s child

    Crime

    ALEXANDRA - Police in Alexandra have arrested an irate boyfriend who allegedly threatened to kill his girlfriend's child because the…

  • Iphutheng primary learn the Dutch way

    Local news

    ALEXANDRA - The football team at Iphutheng Primary School in Alexandra is hard at work preparing for Danone Nations Cup…

  • Ward Governance offices relocated

    Municipal

    ALEXANDRA - Ward Governance regional manager Vuyiswa Thomas has issued a notice to residents of Alexandra regarding the new temporary…

  • Nominations for the ImpACT awards open

    Local news

    The Arts and Culture Trust Awards nominations are now open, the Trust has announced.

  • SA scientists discover Milky Way’s starry secrets

    Local news

    JOBURG - The first known stars in the flared disk of the Milky Way galaxy have been discovered by a…

  • New JRA app to report problems

    Municipal

    The Johannesburg Roads Agency (JRA) said it was confident that its new Find&Fix app would improve service delivery in the…

  • Discount extended on outstanding toll fees

    Local news

    The post-grace period has been extended on outstanding toll fees to allow motorists to settle their debt

  • Analyst: Election results spell ‘trouble’ for ANC

    Elections 2014

    Only days after the national elections were concluded, political parties have already set their sights on the 2016 local government…

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