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Saak van roekelose en nalatige bestuur na kind (8) in tref-en-trap beseer is
CrimeDie kind word tans in die Verre Oos Rand Hospitaal behandel vir beserings aan sy kop, kakebeen en pelvis.
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Brakpan police searching for suspects in Plastic City fatal stabbing
Local newsAn unidentified group of suspects is on the run after a man was fatally stabbed in the Plastic City informal…
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Brakpan youth leader earns global honours for leadership and change
Local newsThe United Nations Brand Ambassador is set to receive global recognition at the 2025 Youth Leadership Summit, flying the flag…
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Plaaslike model Natalie Krause wen twee gesogte titels in een naweek
Local newsDie matriekleerder by Hoërskool die Anker het by beide kompetisies die hoogste punte vir die dag ontvang.
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WATCH: Local activist invites youth to help clean up old library
Local newsThe activist and author known for her book Brakpan Broom and awareness campaigns has big plans for the old library.
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Suspected vehicle theft syndicate member nabbed after high-speed chase
CrimeOne suspect linked to multiple vehicle theft cases was arrested on June 10 following a joint operation involving Springs SAPS…
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Stay one step ahead of the flu: Nurse shares key prevention tips
Local newsAs flu season kicks in, professional nurse Nhlanhla Mofokeng shares key ways to protect yourself.
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City signs agreement to boost disaster response with NGOs Print headline: CoE signs disaster collaboration deal
Local newsThe city has teamed up with NGOs to enhance disaster management, ensuring faster, more effective responses to emergencies.
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AI Use in Classrooms Is Here to Stay
Local newsArno Jansen van Vuuren, Managing Director of Futurewise, unpacks what parents need to know about AI in the classroom –…
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Experts urge parents to teach children how to stay safe
Local newsKeeping young people safe begins at home and continues at school gates. This Youth Month, parents and caregivers are called…
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Gauteng healthcare staff embrace service, empathy in new campaign
Local newsGauteng’s health workers are embracing a new campaign to bring kindness, empathy and respect back into healthcare.
