Local news
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Bobbies Junior Rugby Club honours players
Local newsThe junior teams were founded in 2024 and have since grown rapidly.
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Happenings: Your ultimate guide to what’s happening in Brakpan
Local newsIf you have an event planned, submit it for inclusion in the Happenings column.
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Dis-Chem Ride for Sight marks 37 years of inclusion and impact
Local newsThe 116km Super Classic is also a seeding event for this year’s Ride Joburg and the 2027 Cape Town Cycle…
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Sonnies heet nuwe hoër- en laerskool leerders welkom
Local newsDie leerders was opgewonde om hul jaar te begin by die klein privaatskool.
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Brakpan teen’s condition critical as family renews plea for kidney donor
Local newsWith no improvement expected until a transplant becomes available, Conor van Baalen’s family is appealing for urgent support.
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National recognition highlights Ekurhuleni’s emergency preparedness
Local newsThe silver medal may sit on a shelf, but its real impact is unfolding daily on Ekurhuleni’s roads, where sharpened…
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Car repair myths and facts you should know about
Local newsThe South African Motor Body Repairers' Association (SAMBRA) shares good and bad advice people often get when it comes to…
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Faith over Fear founder nominated for Women of Stature awards
Local newsLynette Cilliers lives in Brakpan North, but her outreach extends into the larger community, including Springs.
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Illegal mining into Weltevreden landfill continues to pose threat
Local newsThe landfill is still closed indefinitely as a way forward is being devised by the City of Ekurhuleni.
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Alle begraafplase in Ekurhuleni geniet aandag sedert Desember, sê stad
Local newsDie Brakpan begraafplaas staar omstandighede soos min mannekrag en toerusting wat onklaar raak in die gesig.
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Nuwe Graad Een leerders neem eerste stap by Brakpan laerskole
Local newsNuwe Graad Een leerders het Woensdag die "groot skool" ingestap met trots, opgewondenheid. Hier en daar het die senuwees so…
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Brakpan residents invited to roll into the New Year at Springs Town Bowling Club
Local newsChairperson Tokkie Hattingh says the club plans more tournaments, leagues, youth development and community inclusion this year.
