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  • Women and girls under rape siege

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    Rhodes Park in Kensington, east of Johannesburg, is several sand mine dunes away from Kathorus, but the horrific tragedy that…

  • Ekurhuleni to celebrate Hani’s legacy in April

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    This year marks the 24th anniversary since the murder of the freedom fighter Chris Hani.

  • Ray of hope for former municipal workers

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    After 23 years of struggle, 326 former employees of the old apartheid Germiston City Council finally have some hope that…

  • Roadblock conducted on the N3

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    Vosloorus SAPS on Friday, March 31 held a roadblock on the N3 between noon and 4pm.

  • ESC empowers young black rugby players

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    Due to the shortage of black rugby players, Ekurhuleni Sports Council (ESC) is taking the matter to their hands by…

  • Newborn baby boy dumped in veld

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    Katlehong SAPS officers are investigating a case of child neglect.

  • Man arrested for break-in

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    Katlehong SAPS arrested a 28-year-old man at Thusong Informal Settlement for attempted burglary on March 24.

  • Mayor Masina signs MoU with Lusaka

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    Ekurhuleni executive mayor, Clr Mzwandile Masina, completed the signing of the tripartite Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the mayor of…

  • Wife arrested for stabbing her husband

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    Katlehong SAPS arrested a 22-year-old woman on Tuesday, March 21, for assault with the intent to cause grievous bodily harm,…

  • Katlehong detectives arrest suspect for robbery

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    Katlehong detectives arrested a 34-year-old man at Moleleki Extention Two for robbery with firearm on Monday, March 27.

  • City-to-City buses leave passengers frustrated

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    City-to-City passengers are complaining about what they call unfair treatment by the bus company. 

  • SASCO to host ‘massive’ rally

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    The South African Students Congress (SASCO) in Gauteng will, on Friday, March 31, host its Right To Learn Students' Rally.

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