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  • SA, this Benonian has talent

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    Entering SA’s Got Talent since 2015, Siphokazi Stofu finally got chosen as one of the contestants on the show this…

  • Your help is needed

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    Mary Goby is urging community members to help residents of N12 informal settlement after a few shacks burnt down on…

  • 50 going on to forever

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    Frank Sinatra sang: “... And if we go someplace to dance, I know that there’s a chance.”

  • Rotary provides water transport solution to village

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    The Rotary Club of Benoni Van Ryn, under project leader Robin Bath, collaborated with Bela-Bela Rotary clubs and Hippo Roller…

  • Rynpark woman turns 100

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    Rynpark resident Susanna Elizabeth Scholtz, or better known as Tant Sannie, turned 100 years old on November 8.

  • #knowyourbenoni – Benonian promotes youth development and mental health

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    Monique Low, a lifelong Benonian based in MacKenzie Park, tells how she enjoys being an active member of the Benoni…

  • Family asks questions after skeletal findings

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    Western Cape resident Jeanine Joubert saw an article in which the City Times reported that skeletal remains were found at…

  • Community supports Eddy House market

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    Methodist Homes - Eddy House hosted a morning market on October 28.

  • Did you know Benoni turns 110 years old this November?

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    Benoni turns 110 years old this November and mining has been at the root of the town’s development.

  • Motorcyclist injured on Snake Road

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    A motorcyclist sustained moderate injuries in an accident on Snake Road this morning (November 9).

  • Benonians walk for Palestine

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    Many people united on October 29 for the seventh annual Walk for Palestine.

  • Lawyer who pumped petrol while studying now inspiring others

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    Young LLB graduate Lesego Tsatseng Rantsho is using his life story to encourage learners to make school their first priority.

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