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Twitter reacts: Isibaya actress arrested for allegedly plotting to murder husband
Top storiesJOBURG – "Following an intensive investigation into the shooting incident that happened on 28 January 2021, police found evidence that…
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Foul sulphide smell affects parts of Gauteng
Top storiesJOBURG – The Department of Agriculture and Rural Development warns that the foul sulphur smell may reoccur depending on different…
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Witkoppen Clinic staff share their learning experiences in a pandemic
Local newsWITKOPPEN – There have been some negative and positive aspects to working during the lockdown forced by the global Covid-19…
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Unity College learners excited to return to school
NewsCHARTWELL– Principal said the year 2020 was unprecedented and was a difficult time but full of lessons.
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‘This experience has been a learning journey for all’
Local newsWITKOPPEN – There have been some negative and positive aspects to working during the lockdown forced by the global Covid-19…
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Petrol set to increase end of February by 56 cents a litre
Top storiesJOBURG – The current picture shows month-end increases of up to 56 cents a litre for petrol, 47 cents for…
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How to spot dodgy get-rich-quick schemes
AdvertorialIf it sounds too good to be true...it just might be.
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Here’s what R1 could buy you 60 years ago
Top storiesJOBURG –"Between 1961 and 2020, prices increased by almost 97 times," says Stats SA.
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What you need to know about DSTV’s subscription price increases
Top storiesJOBURG – DSTV Compact will move from R399 to R409 while Dstv Compact Plus moves from R529 to R539.
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Blue Hills College begins their academic year
NewsMIDRAND – Systems are ready to engage learners who may not be attending physical schooling at Blue Hills College.
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New school principal welcomed at Curro Waterfall
NewsWATERFALL – Curro Waterfall welcomes Mark Heidmann as their new executive head.
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Fourways community joins hands with environmental NGO
Local newsFOURWAYS – Almost four months in, and environmental NGO Live Life Always has collected nearly 18 000 bags of waste…
