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Opinion: Who can we trust with our planet?
Local newsSince 1970, prince Charles has been pleading for the world to take notice of the climate and environment and was…
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Meet our July Hero of the Month
Local newsWe thank everyone who nominated their community hero's for the month of July.
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Local company opens heart to Tembisa families affected by the unrest
Local newsThe logistics company donated a box full of items such as non-perishable food, toiletries, soap and washing powder.
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Work got off to a good start at Ekukhanyeni
NewsLocal schools had a very smooth start with no glitches.
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UPDATE: Police officer killed in Boksburg shoot-out to be buried today
CrimeThe police are appealing to anyone with information on the whereabouts of the suspects to call 08600 10111.
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Four vaccinations sites operate on Sunday in Ekurhuleni
MunicipalVaccines will be administered at Phola Park Community Healthcare Centre, Daveyton Main Community Healthcare Centre, and Kobie Muller Hall in…
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Commission seeks to postpone local government elections
Local newsThe Commission has also resolved to immediately postpone the upcoming voter registration weekend scheduled for July 31 and August 1…
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Boksburg North SAPS telephone lines now operational
Local newsBoksburg North SAPS officers are pleased that they’ll be able to connect with the public using landline numbers.
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St Francis’ caregiver retires after 25 years of service
Local newsThe centre thanked the dedicated caregiver for serving the centre with integrity and determination.
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Wen kaartjies vir Lefra Produksies se Country Legends Kelderkonsert
Local news“Ons wil graag hiermee hulde bring aan die legendariese Lance James,” het Frans Swart, besturende direkteur van Lefra Produksies, gesê.
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Four Ekurhuleni vaccination sites now open on Sundays
MunicipalThe facilities opening extended hours is in line with government efforts to fast-track administering vaccinations.
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A tribute to Deacon Barbara Morrison
Local newsMorrison will be remembered as a kind and caring person who firmly believed that actions spoke louder than words.
