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Grab a cuppa and enjoy a Heritage Month poem
Local news“Being South African means so many different things to so many different people. Despite our differences I believe if we…
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Fighting SA’s deadly duo with the power of potatoes
Local newsAs September marks the start of Heart Awareness month, health experts note that powerhouse vegetables such as potatoes are essential…
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September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month
Local newsWe encourage the community to be a voice of hope this September and collaborate with healthcare workers, non-profit organisations and…
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Know the facts about prostate cancer and get checked
Caxton Radio NewsWhen it comes to prostate cancer, global research indicates that approximately one in every four to six black men will…
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Study IT for free with Germiston library
Local newsGermiston Library is offering the e-learning course for free
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SA Bone Marrow celebrates 30 years of saving lives
Local newsGet your groove on this Friday (September 17) as the SA Bone Marrow Registry (SABMR) celebrates its 30th anniversary via…
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Preparing for final exams: emotional stress tips for learners and parents
Local newsA year and a half later, learners are still coping with these challenges as they prepare for their final exams.
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Could you still be liable for car repairs?
Local newsWhat if the motor body repair industry completes the work but the payment is not forthcoming or is delayed for…
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Joburg’s new mayor Jolidee Matongo dies in car crash
Caxton Radio NewsMatongo was the City of Johannesburg’s MMC for finance before he had been elected unopposed as mayor on August 10.
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Science fiction author’s book explores artificial intelligence
Caxton Radio NewsAfter 30 years, author Hugh Miller has decided to finally pursue his passion for writing by publishing his book titled…
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Back to drawing board for Cambridge
Caxton Radio NewsThe team finished as runners-up in the Ekurhuleni Regional Play-offs.
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Alfeco group assists student with bursary
Local newsThe group has provided bursaries worth R2.8-million to over 50 higher education students.
