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Valuation objection deadline looms
Local news“Regardless of whether residents objected to their new valuation or not the new rates will be implemented,” she said.
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Objection outcomes could take months – CoE
Local newsThis process takes months before the objection outcome file can be sent to the CoE by the Municipal Valuer,” Dlamini…
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Applying basic first aid at home
Local newsWhile you may know the basics of putting a plaster on a scraped knee or taking out a splinter in…
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Fire training centre re-launches
Local newsThe two men behind the mammoth project are Ian Fourie, a former paramedic and owner of The Public Safety Company,…
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Veer Steel Mills launches feeding programme at Hawks Academy
Local news“We are grateful for the food programme and are so happy the borehole is finished. This means a lot to…
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WATCH: Africa Accent’s growth benefits the community
BusinessAfrica Accent is adding other modes of transport to advance their delivery business.
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Crime, violence and unemployment overwhelm families
Caxton Radio NewsFamilies and communities are under siege as crime and general lawlessness seem to cover our townships under a cloud of…
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How parents and teachers can help children deal with anxiety at school
Caxton Radio NewsMany parents also remain concerned regarding children’s safety from the virus at school.
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President orders SIU to probe R27-m Ekurhuleni waste collection contract
Local newsWhere criminal conduct is uncovered during investigations, the SIU will bring the matter to the attention of its partners, the…
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Metro aware of residents’ concerns over planned auction of City’s livestock
Local newsThe metro said the animals in question would be sold to professional registered farmers, as the City does not breed…
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Tatenda attends leadership awards camp
Local newsTatenda Rusere represented Assumption Convent School at the Rotary Youth Leadership Awards camp recently.
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Centre demands funding to continue promoting the arts
Local newsWe request the City’s support to able to continue to serve the communities through arts and culture,” said Qupe.
