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  • Developers discover skull in Crystal Park

    Local news

    Building developers in Crystal Park unearthed what is believed to be a human skull today (July 23).

  • Fifty years of pure harmony

    Local news

    Set against the backdrop of St Andrew's Methodist Church, in Yorkshire, England, a budding romance between Roger Gilder and Gwenda…

  • Lots of warmth for Oliver’s House

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    We are all familiar with the phrase "charity begins at home", and Oliver's House is proof of that.

  • Controversy continues to dog park development

    Local news

    It has come to light that the evidence of legality of the development in the Phil Erasmus Park, Airfield, is…

  • Woods and jacks draws

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    Woods and jacks draws for the weekend are:

  • Benoni High to host Highland gathering

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    Benoni High School will host the annual South African Pipe Band and Highland Dancing Championships, on Saturday (July 25).

  • Inspiring educator speaks to Rotarians

    Local news

    On July 15, the Rotary Club of Benoni Aurora hosted Corey Johnson, executive director of Imagine Scholar, as guest speaker.

  • Hase teister inwoner se tuin

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    Sedert April is Marie Cloete se tuin, in Struben Straat, Rynfield, ’n klaarblyklike heenkome vir hase.

  • Uproar over Bunny Park — recent exposure at Bunny Park prompts action

    Local news

    The recent uproar regarding the Bunny Park has prompted action by the Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Municipality (EMM) and the public, over…

  • Gauteng schools go digital

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    The Gauteng Department of Education (GDE) will, today (July 21), officially launch the roll-out of its technology enabled teaching and…

  • Life The Glynnwood celebrates Mandela Day

    Community Announcements

    Free health checks were the order of the day at Life The Glynnwood, on Friday, last week.

  • Rotarians give back to Lingalethu Home

    Local news

    Lending a helping hand to the less fortunate is a tradition that is close to the hearts of Rotarians.

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