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  • Experienced teachers should return

    Local news

    The principal of Benoni High School, Jake Ceronio, shared some of his thoughts on matric results and the issue of…

  • Cooling food ideas for those scorchers

    Local news

    Don’t let the hot weather automatically drive you outside to the even hotter braai. How about trying some cooling cuisine…

  • The future looks bright for Pheziwe

    Local news

    "She was in need of a proper shelter and a conducive studying environment."

  • Child who was knocked down discharged from hospital

    Local news

    A mother will avoid the stretch of road where her 19-month-old son was hit by a car “at all costs”.

  • Illegal mining implements seized

    Crime

    The EMPD said a “huge quantity” of illegal mining implement, used in illicit mining, was confiscated at Lindelani informal settlement…

  • UPDATE: Father grateful family not hurt in N12 accident

    Local news

    A father expressed his relief that four of his loved ones were not seriously injured after the car they were…

  • Large number of strays at SPCA after New Year

    Local news

    A number of animals, including dogs, cats and even hadedas, streamed into the Benoni SPCA over the New Year's weekend.

  • Benoni High pupil walks away with eight distinctions

    Local news

    Beside breaking the A-barrier, eight times, Hiresha Naidoo is a high school graduate you don't want to face in a…

  • Help the animals in the new year

    Local news

    Although the festive season is over, the Christmas Cheer Fund, in support of the Benoni SPCA, will continue into January.

  • What’s On

    Local news

    Keep up with what is happening in and around Benoni.

  • Mayor praises matric class

    Local news

    Ekurhuleni mayor Clr Mondli Gungubele has congratulated Gauteng’s class of 2015 for obtaining a 84.2 per cent pass rate.

  • Drought-stricken areas need your water

    Community Announcements

    While several areas of the country are experiencing a drought, Benoni residents are encouraged to lessen the plight.

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