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  • Public parks enjoyed by locals

    Local news

    Dlamini is often spotted at the park exercising or writing music with his friends.

  • Bheka Loyal Artists Foundation to host three-day fund-raiser

    Caxton Radio News

    The three-day fund-raising event will accommodate at least 30 people per day, at an admission fee of R20 per person.

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    Landfill sites resume operations

    Caxton Radio News

    From October 15, all municipal waste removal trucks, private trucks and the community yet again enjoyed the service of dumping…

  • Bigger selection more fun at Jods

    Local news

    “We had Comic Con, Halloween and the December parties, then Covid hit.

  • Tip-off leads to five arrests

    Local news

    Members of the Germiston Flying Squad conducting crime prevention operations on October 15 in Rondebult received a tip-off from crime…

  • Continued learning is essential for safe driving

    Local news

    October is Transport Month and one of the focus areas is road safety, there is no better time to refocus…

  • Archers aim for gold

    Local news

    Purfecto archers Kayleigh van Helden and Michelle Botha were selected to represent South Africa at the All African Championships in…

  • C’Buda M returns with a new single

    Caxton Radio News

    Vosloorus-born producer Sibusiso Mnyakeni, known to many as C’Buda, worked with Sdida & DJ Stoks, Tee Jay, Superstar MD le…

  • How safe are you from insurance fraud?

    Caxton Radio News

    If you suspect you may have been the victim of identity theft, notify the authorities immediately.

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    eGovernment awards 30 certificates to students

    Caxton Radio News

    The Department of e-Government awarded certificates to 30 young people who completed the ICT Skills Development Programme.

  • Simmer and Jack Landfill Site resumes operations

    Local news

    In July this year the Simmer and Jack Landfill Site was closed.

  • Mental illness is manageable when treated

    Local news

    Very few South Africans seek treatment for their mental disorders.

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