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Vosloorus man convicted to three years for shoplifting
CrimeKoti was convicted by the Vosloorus Magistrate's Court on August 8, 2022, and sentenced to three years of direct imprisonment…
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Joburg South singer starts spring with a bang
Local newsAnother well-received song, more so by hip-hop/rap fans is Leavin’ U where she featured Vosloorus artist Ricky Tyler.
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Lesedi La Setjhaba serves its purpose to the community at large
Caxton Radio NewsLesedi La Setjhaba, a non-profit organisation that was authorised to operate in September 2016 to focus on women's empowerment and…
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Fraudsters pose as Ekurhuleni environmental health practitioners
Caxton Radio NewsBusiness owners urged to be on the lookout for scammers.
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Know JRA’s M1 and M2 motorway jurisdictions
Caxton Radio NewsOnce you know the jurisdiction it will be easy to do the loggings of any faults to the right entity.
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More darkness looms for Germiston this Saturday
Local newsEskoms maintenance to have lights off for eleven hours with in addition of water supply issues on the day.
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Young Lambton chap follows his heart in art
Local newsHe started doing art two years ago when he made a decision to follow his passion.
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Klopperpark murder case to move to Hight Court
CrimeBefore the case was postponed Botha’s legal representative informed the court that she provisionally abandoned her bail application.
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Ekurhuleni rowers represent South Africa well at championships in Italy
Local newsThe school has retained the title of national rowing champion for 28 consecutive years and 45 learners have national rankings.
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Emperors Palace brings a night of laughs for locals
Local newsOn the evening fellow comedians Ntosh Madlingozi, Lihle Msimang, “Tats” Mthawelanga Nkonzo and Trevor Gumbe also entertained fans.
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Water supply in Germiston interrupted by maintenance
Local newsWater supply will be affected on September15 from 13:00 to 14:30.
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Alrode’s Blind SA welcomes Parliament’s ruling
Caxton Radio NewsThe Gauteng High Court awarded an order that the Act was unconstitutional since it limits the basic human rights of…
