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  • The funny women of JICF

    Entertainment

    JOBURG - City Buzz caught up with some of the leading ladies in the comedy industry to learn about how…

  • For the love of art and animals

    Local news

    DOUGLASDALE – Taking Mandela Day, celebrated on 18 July each year, to a whole new level, Douglasdale resident Christy Garden,…

  • Caxton and Hirsch’s Creative Writing Competition extended

    News

    JOBURG - Caxton Local Newspapers and Hirsch’s have extended the competition where they are giving teenagers in Gauteng an opportunity…

  • Sunninghill Striders time trial results

    Local sport

    SUNNINGHILL – The Sunninghill Striders Running Club held its weekly time trial on 20 October.

  • Fourways High is drug free

    News

    FOURWAYS – Douglasdale police conducted a drug raid at Fourways High School in a bid to keep pupils safe from…

  • Black Cat Appreciation Day

    Local news

    JOHANNESBURG – Did you know that, on average, it is 13 percent more difficult for a black cat to find…

  • Investec rewards young entrepreneurs

    News

    JOBURG - A total of 40 young entrepreneurs from schools across the country gathered at Investec’s Sandton office where they…

  • Addressing mental illness in African communities

    Local news

    DIEPSLOOT – In an attempt to break the stigma surrounding mental health, particularly in seniors, the South African Depression and…

  • UPDATE: WITS SRC releases statement

    Local news

    JOBURG - The vice-chancellor and principal of Wits, Professor Adam Habib has released a statement indicating that the University of…

  • EFF march to cause disruptions

    Local news

    JOBURG - The Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) are due to embark on an economic freedom march on the morning of…

  • Region A identified for service delivery

    Municipal

    JOBURG - According to Executive Mayor of the City of Johannesburg, Parks Tau, there is a huge need for a…

  • Traffic measures needed to halt speeding

    EcoMobility Month

    BRYANSTON – Concerned residents in Bryanston are calling for more traffic-calming measures on Halifax and Witney streets.

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