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  • Transport minister defends e-tolls

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    JOBURG - The South African National Roads Agency (Sanral) is not profiting from e-tolling, the Minister of Transport Dipuo Peters…

  • The gift of eyesight

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    DOUGLASDALE - Five patients struggling with cataracts received pro-bono surgery

  • Technology identified as key to crime-fighting

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    JOBURG - Technology can be used as a vital tool in the fight against crime.

  • CONFIRMED: Man killed himself outside Olivedale Clinic

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    OLIVEDALE - Netcare Olivedale Hospital confirmed that a man died after shooting himself in a private vehicle in the hospital's…

  • Baby elephant run over by speeding motorist

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    BRYANSTON - Bryanston resident and e-block watch founder, Andre Snyman, has taken to social media pleading to all South Africans…

  • Motorcade for mens’ health

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    CRAIGAVON - There was leather, chains, beards and a whole lot of heart at the annual Snors for a Cause…

  • Johannesburg frustrated as black outs continue

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    JOBURG - Johannesburg residents were plunged into darkness once again this morning.

  • One killed, two injured in vehicle collision

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    DIEPSLOOT - A man was killed and two others injured after two vehicles collided at the R562 intersection in Diepsloot…

  • The Steyn City course of action

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    STEYN CITY - Steyn City golf course opened its gates to keen golfers eager to finally have a chance to…

  • Protect your appliances during power outages

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    JOBURG - The public is advised to switch off all appliances during power outages to ensure that these items are…

  • FreeMe’s wild spring babies

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    PAULSHOF - FreeMe Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation Centre is caring for three orphaned litters and a secretary bird with an…

  • Century Properties fulfills dreams

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    FOURWAYS - Century Property Developments brought hope and courage to ill children.

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