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  • ANC wins, but loses votes

    Elections 2014

    The ANC won South Africa’s fifth democratic election, extending Jacob Zuma’s presidency by a second term.

  • Sanral: E-tolls email a hoax

    Local news

    An e-mail claiming that money can be taken directly from e-toll users’ bank accounts is a hoax.

  • Early mothers may have saved us

    Local news

    JOBURG - The evolution and survival of our species may owe a huge debt to early human mothering methods.

  • ANC retains Gauteng, but support drops

    Elections 2014

    The ANC emerged victorious in Gauteng, but results of provincial elections indicated that its support in the country’s economic hub…

  • Alex youth has eyes on Mr SA

    Local news

    ALEXANDRA - Mr South Africa pangeant has experienced a surge of black contestants in recent years including this year's aspirant…

  • Alex protesters granted bail

    Local newsUpdate

    More than 100 people who have been charged with public violence will appear in the Randburg court following safety concerns.

  • South Africa’s fledging democracy put to the test

    Elections 2014

    ALEXANDRA - The election war was fought and in the end one victor was pronounced on 10 May, all in…

  • Mothers enjoy concert at the zoo

    Local news

    Crowds of revelers with picnic bags in hand gathered on the lawns of Johannesburg Zoo to listen to live performances…

  • Woman raped in home and dragged on to pavement

    Crime

    ALEXANDRA - A stone drunk woman arrived at her house in the company of her drunk friends and says she…

  • Pikitup workers embark on illegal strike

    Local news

    JOBURG - The City of Joburg’s waste management entity Pikitup would like to notify residents that on 8 May an…

  • E-tolls unaffected by toll tariff hike

    Local news

    JOBURG - E-toll tariffs in Gauteng would not be affected by the increase in toll tariffs on national roads.

  • E-tolls unaffected by toll tariff hike

    Local news

    JOBURG - E-toll tariffs in Gauteng would not be affected by the increase in toll tariffs on national roads.

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