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Local solar users can benefit from credit
Local newsThe free basic electricity policy was designed to benefit poor households by providing them with free kilowatts of free electricity…
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Police in Ekurhuleni do their bit for Mandela Day
Local newsWhile at the home officers cleaned and fed the residents with the assistance of Little Eden staff.
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Ekurhuleni skaters roll for prizes at Skatepark
Local newsSkaters from across the East Rand joined in the fun on the day and vied for their chance to walk…
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Help Bedfordview’s pantry grow
Local newsThe outreach programme has been able to support its registered families through the generosity of parishioners at the church.
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National colours for Holy Rosary High School
Local newsEmma and Jeanne will represent South Africa from July 27 to 31 when they compete in the U19 World Rowing…
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Ekurhuleni murder case postponed
Local newsThe state requested the postponement for outstanding investigations which include the release of a post mortem and collection of DNA.
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Body discovered in Ekurhuleni school
Crime“There are no suspects as it is still an inquest case,” said Tembisa Police Stations communications officer Constable Patricia Mgijima.
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UPDATE: Escaped Bedfordview bull saved by paramedics
Local newsAs advanced life support (ALS) paramedic for Gauteng EMS Christopher invoked the Emergency Services Act to administer a delicate procedure…
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Two Bedfordview businesses adopt pavements for a good cause
Local newsBetter Bedfordview’s Adopt-a-Pavement initiative kicked off with the support of two community-spirited local businesses.
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Crime concerns raised in Edenvale
Crime"We appreciate the engagement and partnership which will contribute to the safer Edenvale."
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Ekurhuleni school donates to Germiston and Bedfordview SPCA
CrimeThe SPCA is also grateful for getting the help they've been needing.
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Infrastructure security reinforced in Ekurhuleni
Local news“The additional security measures are to secure infrastructure such as substations and cables which are mostly targeted.”
