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  • Sport bodies urged to attend first general meeting

    Local sport

    JOBURG - The Executive Committee of the newly formed Region E Sport Council has invited various sporting codes from the…

  • Region E Sport Council formed

    Local sport

    JOBURG - Alex school teacher and top sports administrator, Percy Ndaba has been elected president of the newly formed Executive…

  • SA is out of the dark for the moment

    Local news

    JOBURG - No load shedding is expected for the next two days, Eskom said.

  • One armed robber arrested, two flee

    Crime

    ALEXANDRA - Quick reaction by Alexandra police led to the arrest of one of three suspected armed robbers in 2nd…

  • Creecy: Gauteng government’s spending needs more discipline

    Local news

    JOBURG - Gauteng Finance MEC Barbara Creecy has acknowledged that a large portion of public funds go to waste due…

  • Killer distraction – texting while driving

    Local news

    JOBURG - TEXTING and driving – we all do it, but it could have serious consequences for not only you,…

  • Fake municipal health inspector on the prowl

    Municipal

    JOBURG - Johannesburg residents and businesses are being warned against a man posing as an environmental health practitioner.

  • 30 Alex children are abused weekly

    Local news

    ALEXANDRA - A children's organisation is inundated with cases of child abuse raising concerns of their safety when in the…

  • Chiefs hope to maintain winning streak

    Local sport

    JOBURG - Log leaders, Kaizer Chiefs are keen to continue their good run in the league when they welcome defending…

  • Parents and children to engage on human rights

    Local news

    ALEXANDRA - The culture of human rights is struggling to take root in many families and communities.

  • Fake municipal health inspector on the prowl

    Municipal

    JOBURG - Johannesburg residents and businesses are being warned against a man posing as an environmental health practitioner.

  • More power outages hit the country

    Local news

    JOBURG - South Africa has been plunged into darkness once again following another round of load shedding by Eskom.

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