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Sensei lauds students for their success this year
Local newsThe students grabbed a total of 61 medals – 22 gold, 14 silver and 20 bronze, as well as five…
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Daveyton dance crew stuns judges at national competition
Local newsThe competition, which celebrated dance, culture, and creativity, offered a R20 000 first prize for the winning crew.
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View the revised CoE waste removal schedule
Local newsEnsure your wheelie bins are curb side on the correct days.
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Even the fittest can have heart attacks warns competitive mountain biker
Local newsWith the imminent risk of a second episode, Sean needed triple heart bypass surgery, known as a coronary artery bypass…
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Strap In! Child safety doesn’t take a holiday
Local newsWhile awareness around car seats for babies and toddlers has improved significantly in recent years, older children are still frequently…
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Dozens of unroadworthy taxis discontinued during provincial road safety operations
Local newsThe GTI remains committed to enhancing road safety, clamping down on illegal operations and upholding the rule of law across…
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TEA RECIPE! Dietitian explains how chamomile tea improves sleep
Local newsThe key compound of chamomile tea is apigenin, a natural antioxidant, which help reduce anxiety and initiate sleep.
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The dangers of skipping prescribed meds while on holiday
Local newsTaking your medicine as prescribed is an act of self-care that protects your health and peace of mind.
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Know the nitty-gritty of inheritance properties
Local newsIf the property is a newer sectional title, renting it out can provide a long–term passive income stream.
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SASSA steals local pensioner’s festive joy
Local newsShe was turned away in November after officials asked for a letter from the GEPF to prove she doesn't receive…
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Fireworks: Stick to the rules warns City of Ekurhuleni
Local newsResidents can report fireworks-related incidents to the City’s call-taking centre on 011 458 0911 or via 112 on a cellphone.
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Christmas trip ends in tragedy for Wattville family
Local newsThe children who died were learners at Wordsworth High, Arbor Primary and St Francis.
