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  • Shacks burnt to the ground in Kya Sand

    Local news

    KYA SAND - Douglasdale police visited Kya Sand informal settlement where 54 shacks burnt to the ground on 14 June.

  • SA faces more power outages

    Local news

    JOBURG - South Africans run the risk of enduring further planned power outages.

  • An endearing tale of vegetables and jokes

    Community galleries

    MAGALIESSIG- Scoobs Montecasino held the book launch of Tucker's Deadline written by Robin Binckes.

  • Electoral Court: IEC boss should be sacked

    Local news

    JOBURG - The Electoral Court has recommended that Electoral Commission of South Africa (IEC) chairperson Pansy Tlakula be removed from…

  • Facebook crash causes buzz on social media

    Local news

    The social media site, Facebook, went down worldwide for a few minutes on Thursday morning causing people to flock to…

  • Community activist can make a model ward

    Elections 2014

    FOURWAYS – The ANC’s candidate ward councillor for Ward 112, Leverne Young emphasised community members should vote for the person…

  • Eskom enforces more power cuts

    Local news

    JOBURG - Planned power cuts have hit the country for the second time this winter – and more could be…

  • Beauty transforms Soweto

    Local news

    SOWETO- Cedar Lakes beauty and Mrs South Africa finalist, Cathy Heaton flexed her green fingers in Kliptown, Soweto.

  • Persistence and community engagement to do the job

    Elections 2014

    FOURWAYS – Candice James, the DA’s candidate for councillor for Ward 112 believes her persistence and can-do attitude to solve…

  • Participate in Ward 112 by-election

    Elections 2014

    SUN VALLEY – The time for Ward 112 residents to elect a new ward councillor is drawing near as the…

  • Music for animals

    Local news

    KYALAMI - Midrand SPCA hosted a fun-filled music and dinner fundraiser to help the pets in its care.

  • Oprah’s music teacher open own studio

    Local news

    JUKSKEI PARK- Music teacher Frank Sturgess says it’s never too late to pick up an instrument.

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