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Teddy bears provide comfort to HeronBridge learners
NewsFOURWAYS – The Teddy Bear Initiative aims to provide comfort for children while abiding by the regulations.
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The City of Joburg puts its money where its mouth is
Local newsJOBURG – City sets aside over R1 billion for job creation, while youth development has received seed funding worth R50…
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Diepsloot writer pens second book
Local newsDIEPSLOOT – Diepsloot resident Mashudu Nemadzivhani's insights are taken from observing people, interviewing people and sharing his own experiences.
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Popular annual women’s race cancelled due to Covid-19
Local sportJOBURG – Local race that sees more than 17 000 runners each year, is cancelled
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ICYMI: Green Buffalos aim to help waste recyclers in Sunninghill
Local newsSUNNINGHILL – A new concept is set to help the greater community become equipped with the correct recycling methods and…
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Joburg mayor calls on teamwork to get through Covid-19
Local newsJOBURG – Covid-19 must be destigmatised in the same way HIV/Aids was.
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City opens up 21 clinics for Covid-19 testing
Local newsJOBURG – In addition to opening the 21 clinics, the City is also running a 24-hour Joint Operations Centre to…
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Kyalami stable is excited to have students back in the saddle
Local sportKYALAMI – The year has implemented important safety protocols to help everyone stay safe while riding at its venue.
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City of Joburg’s mourns their staff
Local newsJOBURG – The City's MMCs thanked all staff who continue to put their lives on the line for the betterment…
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Locals excited to launch a new league
Local sportFOURWAYS – The newly formed Johannesburg Hockey League aims to boost young players and coaches throughout the province with skills…
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ICYMI: Over 1 000 Diepsloot residents will receive temporary housing
Local newsDIEPSLOOT – The temporary housing structures are expected to be completed within the next three months.
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Wits professor calls for more Covid 19 vaccine trial volunteers
Local newsJOBURG – Being involved in Covid-19 vaccine efforts will help Africans access whichever vaccine is found to be successful.
