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Minister Jackson Mthembu dies from Covid-19 complications
Top stories"Our thoughts and prayers are with his family at this time of loss" - Ramaphosa
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Cyclists raise funds for community care
Local newsAt the end of 2020, cyclists and their support team left for Durban from Alberton to cover a distance of…
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Industry now taking e-learning seriously thanks to global pandemic
Local newsAlthough the strategy of digitisation and digital transformation had loosely formed ‘part’ of organisational growth strategies, it was not until…
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How to prevent dog bites and rabies
Local newsDogs are often referred to as ‘man’s best friend’, however, they can be extremely dangerous both due to the risk…
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Know the dangers of skin cancer
Top storiesIn a media statement released by Netcare all people are urged to avoid tragedy by taking precautionary measures and checking…
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Financial planning tips for 2021 school year kicking off later
Local newsWith schools returning later than usual in January, now is the time to think about putting some money aside to…
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Common robbery on the rise in Katlehong
Caxton Radio NewsAlthough common robbery is a problem for residents in Katlehong, the police assured that they will continually make sure the…
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Ekurhuleni jobs are not advertised via social media
CrimeEkurhuleni's vacant positions are exclusively advertised on their website www.ekurhuleni.gov.za/vacancies
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Fidelity ADT provides back-to-school safety tips
Top storiesFidelity ADT has shared useful back-to-school safety tips to keep children safe.
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Woman survives brutal attack by stray dogs
Local newsAn Eskom contracted security officer is receiving medical attention and recovering after being brutally attacked by stray dogs.
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Past Mboro lashes out on reports of alleged arrears on his property
Local newsProphet Paseka Motsoeneng, founder of Incredible Happenings Ministry Church in Katlehong, has slammed reports of nearly losing his Alberton home.
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Social distancing headaches outside Alberton Home Affairs
Top storiesHundreds of people queue outside the Alberton Home Affairs with no regard for social distancing.
