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Beaulieu riders success
NewsBeaulieu College's horse riders did execptionally well at the Gauteng Schools Inter-Regionals.
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Minister must scrap e-tolls or hold her tongue
OpinionNEW kid on the transport block, Dipuo Peters, is just like the rest of the ANC government lot.
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BRT public consultations for Sandton and Alex routes
MunicipalJOBURG - The City of Johannesburg and Johannesburg Development Agency plan to implement Phase 1C of the Rea Vaya Bus…
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Raise some hope for Layla
Local newsA fundraising event for four-year-old Layla O' Neill who suffers from a rare condition will be held on 23 September…
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Cluny Farm extends its bakery
Local newsCluny Farm is taking its famous cookies to a whole new level by expanding its bakery.
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Misinformation about ‘hijacking’ in Sunninghill
CrimeSunninghill Community Ratepayers Association had to reassure residents after a notice was sent out falsely informing them of a hijacking…
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Steyn City rides for Diepsloot
Local newsSteyn City Properties will ride for a purpose at this year's Momentum 94.7 Cycle Challenge.
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Lymphoma survivor shares his story
Local newsMedia personality, lymphoma survivor and Douglasdale resident, Xylon van Eyck, told his story at the 'I am the Voice of…
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Water outages anger Fourways residents
MunicipalFourways residents have been experiencing frequent water outages which have left their taps dry for up to three days.
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Metro police damaged beyond repair
OpinionTRAFFIC law enforcement has always been a sensitive matter in Johannesburg.
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St Peter’s festival kicks off with street art, sport
NewsSt Peter's College in Sunninghill kicked off their annual sports and cultural festival.
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Numsa strike continues
MunicipalUpdateJOBURG - The petrol attendants strike is set to intensify after negotiations between Numsa and the employer reached a stalemate.
