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#LocalElections OPINION: Stop listening to the spin. Start asking about the basics.
Local elections newsEnjoy an insightful opinion piece by Nickolaus Bauer, the author of South Africa’s Easy Election Guide: Local government 2026.
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What’s on in Benoni? Diarise these dates!
Local newsThe What's On is for NPOs, sport and social clubs, schools, churches and small businesses. Email your event details to…
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Mostert’s hard work pays off with junior cross-country award
Local newsHe was named the Hoërskool Brandwag Junior Cross-Country Athlete of the Year.
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#IMadeMyMark: Understanding a coalition government and what it means for your community
Local elections newsVoters can ask whether there is a clear coalition agreement and whether the parties have explained what they have agreed…
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Benoni resident celebrates 600th blood donation
Local newsFor more information on where to donate and the work of the SANBS go to www.sanbs.org.za
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Mhlanga, Pallant, Mphahlele and More triumph at The Running Party
Local newsThe event attracted around 4 000 runners who took part in the 10km and mile races.
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Sassa: November payments will happen before local elections
Local newsTake note of the revised payment dates.
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Career expo challenges young people to think beyond the ordinary
Local newsThe expo exposed the attendees to different careers including architecture, agro-ecology and book publishing.
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Locals get boxed in by generosity for Santa Shoebox
Local newsBenonians contributed a total of 681 gifts to the Santa Shoebox Project.
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Bekker’s record-breaking form signals exciting 2027 season
Local sportHe clocked 03:53.91 in the U17 boys' 1 500m, before narrowly missing George Kusche’s 800m record of 1:50.75 by clocking…
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Gauteng dominates at BMX nationals
Local newsNine Gauteng riders were crowned South African champions and earned the right to carry the SA 1 plate in their…
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Illicit costs more than you think: Buy legit and grow the neighbourhood
BusinessSponsoredBuying cheap contraband might feel like a personal win at the till, but local communities and honest shopkeepers end up…
