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  • Estranged wife lays 80 charges against Dainfern man

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    DAINFERN - An estranged wife has reportedly laid 80 charges against a Dainfern man.

  • Paperless classrooms under review

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    JOBURG - The Gauteng Education Department revealed that the distribution of 88 000 tablets has not yet assisted in fast-tracking…

  • What’s on this weekend in Jozi

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    JOHANNESBURG – With spring now in the air, there are a number of things to get up to over the…

  • Northern suburbs take the lead in the investment property arena

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    HYDE PARK – Northern suburbs such as Hyde Park and Killarney have been named as some of the most expensive…

  • Samwu signs salary agreement with Salga

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    JOBURG - The South African Municipal Workers’ Union (Samwu) recently signed a wage and salary agreement with the South African…

  • A date on the dance floor

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    BRYANSTON – If getting down on the dance floor is your idea of fun, line dancing classes might just be…

  • INFOGRAPHIC: Don’t let traffic circles send you into a spin

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    JOBURG - The roads of Joburg North are rife with traffic circles and this can often send motorists into a…

  • 248 clinics have no generators

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    JOBURG - As Eskom continues to struggle to provide a reliable electricity supply, the Gauteng Department of Health has promised…

  • Spring clean your finances

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    JOBURG – The month of September ushers in spring, and is a great reminder to consult a financial planner and…

  • Nearly 40 000 women with STIs

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    JOBURG – As South Africa wrapped up the celebration of Women’s Month, the Democratic Allince (DA) revealed there were 37…

  • UPDATE: Basil the Yorkshire terrier recovering well

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    LONEHILL – Jodi-Ann Pearton, owner of Basil, the Yorkshire terrier which recently lit up social media after a Facebook post…

  • 6 weird things you didn’t know about trees

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    JOHANNEBSURG – South Africa spends the first week of September celebrating our greenery and trees thanks to National Arbour Week.

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