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  • Residents concerned new shopping centre will threaten horse industry

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    KYALAMI - A new shopping centre in Kyalami continues to receive resistance from residents who believe the correct building and…

  • African Oedipus comes back to life

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    JOBURG - If it is local, it is always lekker.

  • Speed bumps receive a thumbs-up from residents

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    KYALAMI – The recently installed speed bumps on Ash, Zinnia and Cedar roads in Kyalami have been met with a…

  • Consumers urged to consider implications when buying a house

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    JOBURG - South Africans were recently praised for adopting a practical approach when buying a house.

  • FreeMe to host cheese and wine event

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    KYALAMI - FreeMe Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre will be hosting a fundraising event at the South African Lipizzaner Centre on 26…

  • One braai, one nation at the heart of Heritage Day

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    Heritage Day provides us not only with an opportunity to celebrate our diversity of beliefs and traditions, but to enjoy…

  • Kitty survives snare

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    FOURWAYS – A female feral kitten recently got a second chance at life after she was found with serious wounds…

  • UDM – Name and shame academic fraudsters

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    JOBURG – United Democratic Movement (UDM) has called on the government to name and shame those found to be involved…

  • Police investigate community safety MEC

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    JOBURG – Gauteng Department of Community Safety MEC Sizakele Nkosi-Malobane has denied tearing up a man’s identity document (ID), but…

  • Guests enjoy the annual SA Guide-Dogs Association’s Starry Night Ball

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    MAGGIELISSIG - Special guests were invited to an evening under the stars at the annual South African Guide-Dogs Association's Starry…

  • What’s on

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    JOBURG - Here is what's happening in Joburg this weekend.

  • Southern Africa and the solar eclipse

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    ROSEBANK – September is a very busy month, astronomically speaking, and those living in southern Africa have front row seats…

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