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Nelson Mandela Square hosts Nespresso’s Mediterranean affair
Local newsThe atmosphere at the Nelson Mandela Square was a blend of sophistication and relaxation as guests and local alike gathered…
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2025 may be the time for Alex to flex fitness
Local newsStarting out your fitness journey isn’t easy, and it’s helpful to know who the people are that are willing to…
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Writers will write: Alex man releases his debut anthology Only If I Can Sing
Local newsAll the way from Limpopo, Alex resident Isaac Lekgothoane shares his first book with the community which inspired him to…
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Successful anti-bullying roadshow at Wendywood Primary
Local newsLearners, educators, and parents engaged in open discussions about bullying’s emotional and digital effects during the Anti-Bullying Roadshow at Wendywood…
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Members of the community are urged to reports SAPS members who don’t honour their mandate, or the Constitution
CrimeSAPS has a mandate to protect the lives and property of the people of South Africa.
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Johannesburg lead team effort on London Road
Local newsCity entities met in Alexandra this week, where they let their actions speak on London Road.
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How to claim UIF – What to know beforehand
Local newsHave you always wondered about what UIF is, and who is eligible to claim from the UIF?
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How a PV solar system can save you money and improve your home
Local newsAccording to Danie Esterhuizen, a master electrician from Dan Electrical, solar system leads to a longer lifespan for appliances, while…
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The life of an entrepreneurial mother in Alex
Local newsA profiled look at what drives Alexandra-based entrepreneur Mbali Mabaso to continue pursuing her dreams, come what may.
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63 illegal connections disconnected by City Power
Local newsCity Power conducted a raid in Alex where they realised that not everyone is paying for their electricity, still.
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A big debate on bully culture in Alexandra
Local newsCommunity members in Alex are taking a proactive stand against bullying at schools in an attempt to root it out,…
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Nersa acknowledges load reduction violates human rights amid rising complaints
Local newsThe National Energy Regulator of South Africa has admitted that load reduction may infringe upon the rights of communities, particularly…
