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The legends are back! Use It or Lose It, a bi-weekly chat show hosted by former Springboks
This shoot-from-the-hip series will share old stories, dabble in current affairs, chat to other legends, musicians, celebs and friends they’ve…
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ICYMI: UN secretary-general delivers poignant remarks on eradicating inequality in annual Nelson Mandela Lecture
Local newsUnited Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres delivered his remarks on how to eradicate inequality.
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Sandton police station reopened to the community
Local newsMORNINGSIDE – The Sandton Police Station is now fully operational.
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City Power appeals for patience as they address electricity restoration backlogs
Top storiesJOBURG – City Power said they are dealing with outage backlogs in most areas.
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Over 2 000 Diepsloot families received food from Shumbashaba
Local newsDIEPSLOOT – The organisation raised over R124 000 to help feed families in need.
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ICYMI: Douglasdale residents come to the rescue
Local newsDOUGLASDALE – Generous residents lent a helping hand to Albert Manyadze after he was stabbed and robbed on his way…
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Residents urged to donate blood
Local newsFOURWAYS – Heightened infection control measures have been put in place to protect donors and staff.
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Support your local resident’s association
Local newsPAULSHOF HILL – The Paulshof Hill Ratepayers Association has thanked community members for their support.
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Over 80 Joburg Water employees test positive for Covid-19 in Region A
Local newsSUNNINGHILL – Ward 93 councillor, Candice James urged community members to continue reporting water-related problems in their respective areas.
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ICYMI: City of Joburg outlines Integrated Development Plan for the next year
Local newsThe City of Johannesburg outlined how its budget of R68.1 billion will be spent over the next financial year.
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Two suspects are arrested for possession of stolen goods
CrimeFOURWAYS – The suspects were in possession of hospital equipment and car parts.
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Get cheeky with Suzuki’s new little S-Presso
Suzuki seems to have some immunity to what Covid-19 has done to the economy and business in general.
