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Sandy Bota to rock First Thursdays
EntertainmentNEWTOWN – Acclaimed vocalist and former X Factor South Africa contestant, Sandy Bota will make her First Thursdays debut on…
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A rocking charity event
EntertainmentRIVONIA – The Paige Project, a non-governmental organisation that raises funds and awareness for children with cerebral palsy, will be…
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No success for Ramaphosa’s e-toll dispensation – Outa
Local newsJOBURG – The Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse (Outa) noted with amusement South African National Roads Agency Limited’s (Sanral) claim of…
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DJ Arch Junior mesmerises
EntertainmentJOBURG - Alexandra's DJaying wonder kid, DJ Arch Junior mesmerised guests and VIPs at the 10th South African Film and…
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Birds hope to cause upset against Sundowns
Local sportJOBURG- Bluebirds are hoping to cause one of the greatest upsets of all time against defending champions Mamelodi Sundowns in…
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46 percent decline in Easter death toll
Local newsJOBURG – Minister of Transport Dipuo Peters released a preliminary Easter 2016 Road Safety Report which showed that there were…
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Operation Hydrate takes the fight against drought national
Local newsOAKLANDS – Operation Hydrate, a drought-relief initiative, is appealing to residents and local businesses to assist with their efforts to…
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‘The streets of Johannesburg have become a dumping site’ – Parks Tau
Local newsJOBURG - Four weeks since the start of the Pikitup strike, Executive Mayor councillor Mpho Parks Tau was joined by…
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Birds crash out in quarters, Alex Ladies make semis
Local sportALEXANDRA – Alexandra's two ladies football clubs, Alex Ladies and Bluebirds, crash out of JM Busha Women's Tournament.
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E-tolls summons – no need to panic
Local newsJOBURG - The Organisation Uniting against Tax Abuse (Outa) said the public need not panic about South African National Roads…
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Disease outbreak looms as rubbish piles up on Alex streets
MunicipalALEXANDRA - The city council and striking Pikitup workers struggle to come to a solution to end the protracted strike.
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Eight players and officials charged with match-fixing
Local sportJOBURG - The PSL has charged eight players and officials of clubs in the Premier Soccer League with match-fixing.
