Local news
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Witness the power of the wind
Local newsVisit Melville Koppies now and you’ll spot the seeds of the Clematis villosa and Gomphocarpus fruticosa still drying out but…
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NTCE aims to create 300K job opportunities in tourism
Caxton Radio NewsMahlalela explained during the NTCE media launch held at Suitability Gardens in Midvaal, Gauteng, on March 10 that the NTCE…
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Violence will tear our education system asunder
Caxton Radio NewsBlatant disregard and lack of respect for the educators and the schooling system coupled with the easy access to drugs…
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Tennis champ pays tribute to former tennis legends
Local newsMantsha is also recognised by Tennis South Africa (TSA) as a coach and has passed down his knowledge for the…
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Germiston SAPS lacks resources, says DA
CrimeIt is alleged the station has 63 vehicles of which 14 have been taken to the mechanical workshops for repairs.
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Station bids farewell to Thethe
Local newsElsburg police bid farewell to their station commander Brig Linah Thethe as she has been promoted to serving Vosloorus SAPS.
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Bertha Goxwa embarks on a campaign to educate the community on their rights
Local news“We saw a need to take time to educate the community about these issues, as some of their rights are…
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Wattville resident hopeful City will respond to 75% debt write off proposed
Caxton Radio NewsNhlapho is confident that the memorandum delivered by ANC Caucus at Benoni CCC, will be responded to.
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Mayor Campbell responds to the ANC’s debt write-off proposal
Caxton Radio NewsThe multi-party coalition government in the City of Ekurhuleni has slammed the ANC and accused the party of what the…
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Audit to protect Eden Park consumers completed
Caxton Radio NewsThe Eden Park Informal Business Forum, under the guidance of Erstwhile Community and Business Projects NPC (ECBP), has completed its…
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Innovative CPR via video call could save your life
Caxton Radio NewsMouth-to-mouth is no longer the only way to administer CPR.
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Young warrior (5) conquers battle with rare cancer
Caxton Radio NewsAt age five, Naasir Chand is an inspiration to many after having been given a second chance at life.
