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Local players selected for tournament
Local newsCorinthians FC is extremely proud to have its players represent Eastern Gauteng at the district and the provincial tournaments.
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Calls for more security made following vandalism at Horwood’s Farm
Local news“Every week something is vandalised at these bathrooms ranging from mirrors, lights, taps and other objects."
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No action taken to repair Saint Andrew’s Road Bridge
Local news“This bridge should have been repaired much earlier now it will cost an arm and a leg."
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Police nab seven suspects for drugs, theft and robberies
Local newsBenoni Flying Squad members arrested seven suspects and recovered one truck, four trailers and one motor vehicle between October 2…
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Big birthday milestone celebrated for Elphin Lodge resident
Local news“They celebrated many milestones in the village, including 70th, 80th, and 90th birthdays and their 50th and 60th wedding anniversaries."
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Thousands run in SPAR race
SportThousands descended on Marks Park Sports Club for the Johannesburg leg of the SPAR Women’s Challenge series.
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CoE urges locals to refrain from illegal dumping as fines might be imposed
Local newsContamination of soil and water, which could lead to pollution of water resources and infertility of the land.
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Ekurhuleni adopts zero tolerance for illegal outdoor advertising
Local newsAll advertisers are urged to verify the legality of the billboards, wherein their brands and products are displayed with the…
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Video: City remains silent on water leaks in Bedfordview
Local newsBetter Bedfordview said residents and local businesses questioned why they pay the highest rates and taxes but receive little in…
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Locals enjoy Oktober Bierfest
Local newsEkurhuleni residents came out in their droves on October 7 to enjoy some foot-stomping fun at the Oktober Bierfest at…
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Farm Corner delights residents
Local news“A highlight was the dancing rooster, which left residents and staff members delighted.”
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Unrepaired potholes in Eastleigh frustrate locals
Local news“Many residents feel like we are the forgotten street.”
