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Junior College Fourways calls for soup and socks donations for Diepsloot school
Local newsThe local school continues its termly outreach drive, collecting essential items to support young learners at its partner institution.
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Broadacres community walk unites women against gender-based violence
CrimeA community walk, organised by My Ascent, brought women together in purple to show solidarity with survivors of gender-based violence.
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Aimee Shaw takes the helm as Junior College Fourways head
Local newsWith nearly two decades of early childhood development experience, the new principal brings fresh plans and a passion for young…
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Fourways residents urged to support fashion show for Diepsloot digital library
Local newsA fundraising fashion show at Steyn City aims to establish a digital library and expand educational opportunities for young people…
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Fourways traffic lights go down following storm damage
Local newsStorm damage has knocked out key traffic signals along Cedar Road and Winnie Mandela Drive, prompting calls for immediate pointsmen…
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City initiative connects biltong entrepreneur with Fourways Mall exposure
Local newsFrom childhood biltong treats to a thriving local business, Papi Maloane shares how a love for traditional snacks transformed into…
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JMPD warns Johannesburg motorists to slow down ahead of severe Gauteng thunderstorms
Local newsJohannesburg metro police urge drivers and taxi commuters to take precautions as heavy rain and localized flooding threaten afternoon traffic.
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South Africans plant over seven million trees in national greening drive
Local newsDeputy Minister Bernice Swarts said more than seven million trees have been planted since April thanks to the president’s presidential…
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Vandalism and account delays leave Sunninghill streetlights dark
Local newsResidents say darkened streets are becoming a safety concern, while City Power cannot provide a date for restoration.
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Steyn City tree honours Nelson Mandela’s environmental legacy on Heritage Day
Local newsAlmost 20 years after Nelson Mandela planted a seed at Steyn City, the resulting Wild Olive tree now stands as…
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Community Hours founder redefines community service
Local newsFor Sarah Welton-Blake, the most meaningful measure of volunteering isn't how many hours are recorded, but the connections, confidence, and…
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Craigavon’s ‘ginger lady’ bottles a family legacy
Local newsCraigavon resident bottling a traditional family Gemere recipe passed down through four generations to create local brand Must Love Gemere.
