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More than 10 000 people report corruption in 2015 – latest report
CrimeIn its annual report for 2015 released yesterday (March 8), Corruption Watch (CW) highlights the power of public participation in…
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CRIME SPREE: Killings continue unabated in Angelo
CrimeThe killing in Angelo informal settlement rages on.
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Mayor salutes role of women on historic day
MunicipalEkurhuleni Mayor Mondli Gungubele has encouraged the people of the city to join the rest of the world in paying…
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Thousands of desperate shack-dwellers resort to stealing electricity
CrimeHundreds of Red Ants recently swooped on an informal settlement to remove illegal electricity connections.
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EBI to join hands with China to boost local businesses
Local newsThe EBI is aiming to make use of the favourable trading relationship which continues to be forged between South Africa…
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IEC calls for voters to come out in their numbers to register
Local newsThe Election Commission is calling on all eligible voters to come out in their numbers to register and to update…
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Cyclist endures 38 hours in the seat to complete gruelling 750km milestone
Local sportBoksburg mountain biker Robert Rostoll rode for 38 hours before finishing this year’s Transcape MTB Race.
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Will new advertising by-laws be enforced?
MunicipalThe Ekurhuleni Metro is in the process of submitting new billboard and display advertisement by-laws for public participation, but, will…
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Neem deel aan die Hardloop vir Bybels-projek
Local newsTrek jou tekkies aan en stel jou stophorlosie om vanjaar deel te word van die Bybelgenootskap van Suid-Afrika se Hardloop…
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Dawn Park SAPS in hot water over dagga plants
CrimeThe Dawn Park Police Station has once again come under fire.
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SAVE ELECTRICITY: Nersa grants Eskom 9.4 per cent tariff increase
Local newsJust as consumers are breathing a sign or relief with the petrol price dropping, it has been announced that Eskom…
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DEBACLE IN CEMETERY: A stranger in Booysen’s grave
Local newsThe metro it seems has ''robbed'' a family from Beyers Park twice, when it comes to them being buried in…
