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How to spot and stop bank fraud scams: Tips from SAFPS
Local newsVishing calls trick South Africans into giving away sensitive info. Learn how to stay safe.
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Better Primrose supports breast cancer awareness with gently-worn bra drive
Local newsIn honour of Breast Cancer Awareness month this October, Better Primrose is supporting the Gently-Worn Bra Drive.
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Germiston teen athletes chase big dreams on and off the track
SportA group of Germiston teens balance school and athletics as they train at the local stadium, chasing dreams of competing…
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Hoërskool Goudrif hosts first-ever trolley dash, boosting school spirit and fun
Local newsHoërskool Goudrif made history with its inaugural Trolley Dash, where 16 teams of teachers and prefects raced decorated trolleys in…
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Health Department calls for united action on mental health challenges
Local newsGovernment, health professionals, and civil society stakeholders meet to address South Africa’s rising mental health and substance abuse challenges, calling…
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New Ekurhuleni councillor takes oath of office
Local newsMduduzi Mbhense has officially joined the City of Ekurhuleni council, pledging to uphold good governance and serve the community.
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How to manage anxiety and boost your wellbeing
Local newsAnxiety affects millions worldwide, often causing racing thoughts, sleepless nights, and self-doubt.
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Vryburger High learners celebrate matric dance in Primrose
Local newsKayden Wesson (18) and Dinizia Monteiro (17) from Vryburger High School attended their matric dance at In The Woods on…
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Thami Xala Race unites Germiston community to support families in need
Local newsThe annual Thami Xala Race on September 20 brought together 213 runners and walkers, raising funds for the Thami Xala…
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Local artists celebrated in 1st annual awards
Local newsSouth African Gwijo Awards shine spotlight on traditional acappella talent.
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SA Health Department tackles mental health and substance abuse
Local newsDepartment of Health hosts mental health stakeholder engagement to tackle growing problem in South Africa.
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Gauteng government begins Modderfontein Road (K155) upgrade
Local newsGauteng MEC for Roads and Transport, Kedibone Diale-Tlabela, has officially kicked off the Modderfontein Road (K155) Upgrade Project in Edenvale,…
