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Soccer Mommies Tournament unites community
Caxton Radio News“Special thanks to our lovely parents for their tireless support since it was established,” said Ntlemeza.
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Reasons why people behave that way…
Caxton Radio NewsThings we experience as children and adolescents shape the people we become in our adult life.
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Epic cycle race from JHB to Cape Town
Caxton Radio NewsThe Vouks Foundation embarked on an epic cycle race from Johannesburg to Cape Town in October to raise funds to…
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Hannesse name favourite player
Caxton Radio NewsHannesse plays centre back and right-wing for the club's u-15 division, but also features in the u-17 and u-20 divisions.
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Security-conscious children grow into safety-aware adults
Caxton Radio NewsIt is never too early to start having this kind of conversation with your children.
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New ablution facility at school makes safe hygiene a reality
Caxton Radio NewsMore than 2 500 young learners at Pheasant Folly Primary School in Palm Ridge now have access to modern, hygienic…
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October is National Down Syndrome Awareness Month
Caxton Radio NewsLate former President Nelson Mandela declared October 20 as South Africa’s National Down Syndrome Day.
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Shonisani Ramatsia believes in improving her community
Caxton Radio News“I was robbed in my home and I figured it had to stop.”
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Tasks to add to your annual spring-cleaning list
Caxton Radio NewsClearing out the shelves regularly can also prevent any unpleasant odours from developing.
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Settling debt versus investing: What are my options?
Caxton Radio NewsIn principle, the ideal is to consistently contribute to paying off debt while at the same time investing for the…
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Covid-19: What’s been happening around the world this week
Caxton Radio NewsFrom YouTube’s anti-vaccine misinformation crackdown to South Africa’s Vooma Vaccination Weekends drive, these are the stories making headlines this week.
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Carjacking alert, criminals target all kinds of vehicles
Caxton Radio NewsMathobela shared safety tips to help motorists protect themselves from criminals while using the public roads.
