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  • Well-known Bedfordview doctor arrested for breaking curfew rules

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    Jardine said no police officer or government official would stop him from fulfilling his duties as a medical practitioner.

  • SPCA asks for donations after looting

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    “The last 16 months have had a devastating effect on SPCA and two instances of theft in a short period…

  • Boland wins a tight game against Valke

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    The game featured action from kick-off when Godfrey Ramaboea scored one of two tries for the Valke, just seconds into…

  • Businesses, pandemic and protests

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    “Manufacturing can’t create, wholesalers can’t buy in bulk, and retailers can’t pack the products that are convenient for customers, creating…

  • From cleaner to Comrades-title hopeful

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    Thembisa athlete runs to work, in Centurion, and back daily.

  • NFL calls on African talent

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    “This collaboration will take the talent of Africa and put it in front of NFL teams so the NFL dream…

  • RAG calls for calm

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    “There are ongoing communications, collaboration and information sharing across our area’s security network. RAG is working closely with the brilliant…

  • Unity in Bedfordview

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    From the onset various CPF bodies, working with security providers and the SAPS provided up to date information to residents.

  • Athlete hopes for a clean win

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    Thembisa athlete runs to work, in Centurion, and back daily.

  • DSSA seeks priority access to vaccines for individuals with Down syndrome

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    According to DSSA, persons with disabilities are disproportionately impacted by Covid-19.

  • Guacamole: Can anything top that?

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    Locally grown, South Africans are gifted with an abundance of this fruit that offers potassium, fibre and a multitude of…

  • Little Eden receives donation of warmth and protection

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    “We hope to bring warmth and certified protection so more of the community can breathe freely this winter.”

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