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35 suspects arrested over the Easter weekend in Katlehong
Caxton Radio NewsTwenty of the 35 suspects were arrested for drinking and driving.
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Local paddlers take on the Dusi
Local newsThe 2021 race took place between March 18 and 20 and covered some major Grade 2 rapids, as well as…
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Families receive help from Germiston company
Local newsJohnson Matthey based in Germiston stepped up to help 12 families from Goodhope informal settlement who lost their homes in…
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Broken streetlights give criminals an advantage
Local newsHe said numerous requests have been made to the city to repair the streetlights. He urged residents to be proactive.
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City of Ekurhuleni gets a clean bill of health from auditor-general
Local newsThe City of Ekurhuleni (CoE) has achieved zero irregular, unauthorised, fruitless and wasteful expenditure for the past three consecutive years.
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Knowing you are ready to move out of home
Local newsDeciding whether to move out of home or not can be a difficult decision, especially because of the shape of…
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2025 Vision: The skills you need to develop now, for careers of the future
Local newsIf anyone doubted that the world of work was changing, the pandemic must surely have removed those doubts. Now is…
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You still have rights, no matter your financial situation
Local newsThere’s a day in the United Nations’ calendar to observe just about everything from World Radio Day to World Book…
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Cyclists to hold fund-raiser for George
Local newsHe was admitted to hospital with multiple fractures, including broken ribs that penetrated his lungs, a fractured shoulder, scapula and…
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Motorist arrested for clocking 203 km/h on N3
Caxton Radio NewsA 27-year-old motorist was caught driving 203 km/h in a Mercedes on the N3 in Alberton at 7:45 am on…
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Pageant embarks on East Rand clean-up campaign
Caxton Radio NewsMr and Miss East Rand pageant celebrates Human Rights Month in style as they push for the right to a…
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Cindy Laubscher shares her story about life in a township
Caxton Radio NewsWhen Cindy reached out to the RECORD to share her story about life in a township through a regular column…
