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Metro Police strike suspended to allow for peaceful negotiations
Local newsJOBURG – It was business as usual for Metro Police officers on 4 January pending the outcome of talks between…
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Bramley police, CPF wish residents a productive New Year
CrimeBRAMLEY - Bramley police acting station commander, Colonel Gonaseelan Govender, and Bramley Community Police Forum (CPF) chairperson, Harvey Phalatse wished…
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Free call centre opened for panicked pupils and parents
NewsJOBURG - Minister of Social Development Bathabile Dlamini announced that the department's Gender Based Violence Command Centre has been made…
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“Racist” tweet lands Standard Bank employee in hot water
Local newsJOBURG – While uproar continued about estate-agent, Penny Sparrow's post which compared black people to monkeys, Chris Hart, a global…
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A look at the top stories for 2015
Local newsJOBURG - North Eastern Tribune takes a look at this year's extreme lows:
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Drivers asked to comment on proposed amendment of Aarto Act
MunicipalJOBURG - During December, The Department of Transport published yet another Gazette (# 39482), in an attempt to amend the…
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A new beginning
Editor's noteJOBURG - It's a new year, a new start and a new adventure. Welcome to 2016 Joburg residents. I hope…
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Residents get tips to keep savings intact after December
Local newsJOBURG - Nolene Parboo, senior manager for savings and investments at Standard Bank, advises residents to be cautious on how…
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“Black people are monkeys” post goes viral
Local newsJOBURG - A KZN-based estate agent has come under fire after posting a statement about New Years celebrations on Durban's…
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Know how to jumpstart your vehicle properly
Local newsJOBURG - WITH many of us going back home after the holiday period, now is a good time to know…
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How To Stretch Your Groceries To Last Longer
Local newsThe current drought and weak rand has shot South African food prices up to epic proportions. It is predicted that…
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Avoid fraud in the work place
Local newsJOHANNESBURG – Unfortunately, workplace theft increases over the festive season because people typically have more expenses.
