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Checkers Hyper Edenvale closed following positive Covid-19 case
Local newsThe NEWS visited the store this morning to confirm the closure.
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Young businesswoman remains positive while trying to keep her business afloat
Local newsBedfordview business owner Nomsa Nhlabathi hopes to continue creating unique experiences through her business once the lockdown is lifted.
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Closure of markets affect entrepreneurs
Local newsWe spend so much of our lives indoors and in our homes, but a market helps bring people together.
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Be the Change and stand against bullying
Local news“Feeling powerless and stuck leads to isolation, depression, low self-esteem and sometimes suicide.”
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Vehicle-related crimes rapidly returning to pre-lockdown levels
CrimeDuring the first three weeks of lockdown, hijackings attributed a higher percentage of the Tracker vehicle recovery activities compared to…
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Covid-19: Protect your business systems against cyber attacks
Local newsEmail attachments can contain infected and malicious content, which explains why FortiGuard Labs recorded a 131 per cent increase in…
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Arbor Village honours nurses on International Nurses Day
Local newsMethodist Homes’ villages across Gauteng and North West Province celebrated International Nurses Day on May 12.
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Edenvale and Bennies Cubs and Scouts lend a helpful hand during lockdown
Local newsThe Northrand Scout District has eight scout groups in the greater Bedfordview and Edenvale area.
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Project launched to assist tennis coaches
Local sportGauteng East Tennis Association welcomes Caring Daisies initiative
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Bedfordview SAPS talks lockdown permits
CrimeCapt André de Jager Bedfordview SAPS spokesperson maintained crime in the area has still been the same since the beginning…
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Multisystem inflammatory syndrome in children and adolescents with Covid-19 (WATCH)
Local newsCase reports described a presentation of acute illness accompanied by a hyper-inflammatory syndrome, leading to multi-organ failure and shock.
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More arrests made in Edenvale as level four continues
CrimeOfficers are investigating the identified businesses and will make arrests where necessary.
