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Fees Must Fall activist employed in Ekurhuleni Metro
Caxton Radio NewsFrom prison to local government. Ekurhuleni's mayoral office has confirmed the appointment of Fees Must Fall activist, Bonginkosi Khanyile, to…
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City of Ekurhuleni takes necessary steps to ease impacts of load-shedding
Local newsThe City of Ekurhuleni previously lost R2b due to ESKOM being in stage six, to ease this impact, the city…
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10 things that leave you vulnerable to crime
Caxton Radio NewsThere are basic measures you can take to better protect yourself and the people you care about.
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Ekurhuleni resident inspired to hit the road again
Local news“My goal is to finish sub-45 minutes before targeting my final 10k event for the year towards the middle of…
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Choral festival brings joy to Ekurhuleni elderly people
Local newsOlder persons choirs from Daveyton, Kwa-Thema, Thembisa and retired teachers, nurses and lawyers took part.
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Local school’s rugby team claims league title
Local newsThe school congratulated them for winning their game against Hoërskool Parys, cementing them as the league winners.
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NPO helps revive local sports grounds
Local news“It’s important to differentiate between community service enforced by parole conditions and restitution."
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Ali Shah guides Uganda to ACA T20 glory
Local newsUganda won by eight wickets with two balls to spare.
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Police take career expo to Katlehong schools
Local newsSome learners showed interest in joining the SAPS and were given guidance on how to join the service.
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Police warn residents of house robberies during load-shedding
CrimeThis campaign follows after an influx of house robbery cases.
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One suspect is still at large for Leondale shooting
Caxton Radio NewsAfter the shooting at the Leondale Garage on April 14, Alberton SAPS arrested four suspects. After appealing for bail, the…
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Blind SA allocates bursaries to blind and partially sighted persons
Caxton Radio NewsAlrode’s Blind SA is grateful to be able to contribute to the development of young blind and partially sighted persons.
