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  • SADAG focuses on teen suicide prevention

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    As the Covid-19 pandemic has worsened across the globe and increased stressors for many, the mental health of children and…

  • African language storybooks promoted to encourage children to learn their home language

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    “The initiative of the 21 foundation-phase storybooks is in support of and also addressing the need of the national drive…

  • Bakkie stolen in Ivory Park recovered in Bedfordview

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    “Officers attempted to stop the vehicle but the suspects sped off, refusing to stop.”

  • Know how to deal with an addict

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    “The addict has to cope with so much of their guilt and resentment, they shouldn’t have to deal with yours…

  • Baby Steps supports Angelman Syndrome Day

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    Teachers and staff participated on the day by bringing awareness to this disease while educating learners, supporting those affected and…

  • Sebenza SAPS nabs suspect, recovers two illegal firearms

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    “One 9mm Glock with 11 rounds and no serial number, one 38 special, one Tecno cellphone and one black Nokia…

  • Ringing in success

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    This tradition is now in its fifth year and at the end of the year, the 2021 matric class will…

  • Corinthians to reopen after lockdown

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    “We pride ourselves with knowledge of the game and enjoy working with the youth and respected coaches.”

  • Preparing a child for schooling in the time of Covid-19

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    “It’s important to allow your child to be independent because that will allow them to learn how to cope and…

  • Join a hike in Melville

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    Interested hikers simply need to arrive at the venue from 8am on Sunday mornings and participate in a self-guided hike…

  • Mike Waters resigns

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    He thanked voters of Kempton Park and Edenvale for their support

  • Covid-19 can’t stop the love

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    The couple met at a youth movement over a long weekend when Molly was 19 and Stuart 21 years old.

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