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Personal stories take centre stage at Ms Supreme Queen pageant
NewsFrom overcoming abuse and retrenchment to championing mental health, youth empowerment, and body positivity, the women crowned at the Ms…
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Hundreds run for glory, and reviving the Lonehill Dam, at the 24th Otter Estates Lonehill fun run
Local newsMore than 800 runners and walkers turned out for the 24th Otter Estates Lonehill fun run, where fierce competition on…
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Lonehill runners turn out in style for a good cause
Local newsFrom determined runners to cheering families and smiling volunteers, this year's Otter Estates Lonehill fun run was filled with familiar…
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Teachers trade classrooms for the stage in Cedarwood’s sweet production
Local newsCedarwood School teachers swapped their classrooms for the stage as they brought Charlie and the Chocolate Factory to life in…
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New safety gear keeps Paulshof’s cleaning heroes safe
Local newsCommunity donations have helped provide the PRRA maintenance team with new protective equipment, ensuring they can continue caring for Paulshof's…
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Diepsloot landlords count cost as protests reshape rentals
Local newsDiepsloot landlords cut ties with their illegal immigrant tenants to avoid penalties and being on the bad side of the…
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Buttercup Preschool launches community duck hunt to bring families together
Local newsA yellow rubber duck, exciting prizes, and weekly clues are all part of Buttercup Preschool's new community initiative aimed at…
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Story of success at Riverside View service day
Local newsA Riverside View resident, who was previously saddled with an incorrect municipal bill of R1.2m, had the account reversed after…
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Omnia Group donates baby essentials to support vulnerable families at Witkoppen Clinic
Local newsEmployees rallied together during Mandela Month to provide food and baby hampers for mothers and newborns enrolled in the clinic's…
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Norscot Manor caught in power tug-of-war between Eskom and City Power
NewsUncertainty surrounds the electricity supply at the heritage site as an ongoing dispute between City Power and Eskom raises fears…
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Bullying can become a criminal offence, warns Douglasdale police
Local newsBrigadier Veeshani Arikum from Douglasdale police has warned that bullying is not limited to school playgrounds, saying serious cases of…
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Fourways traffic light frustration continues despite repair notice
Local newsProgress is being made on Fourways’ traffic lights, with some intersections now working again and local businesses stepping in to…
