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Young Ekurhuleni wrestlers represent Eastern Gauteng team in Cape Town
Local newsA Primrose-based wrestling club to send five of their members to Cape Town.
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MMC leads by-law enforcement blitz in Thembisa
Local newsThe MMC has vowed that the EMPD will keep monitoring the city’s streets to ensure that the laws are complied…
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Miss Subliminal donates pads to Thembisa girls
Local news"Along with providing sanitary pads, we inform the girls about proper menstrual hygiene and practices."
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Thembisa police lecture learners against bullying and violence in schools
Local newsLocal police raised awareness of bullying and gangsterism happening in schools following a learner's death at Tembisa Hospital.
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Ekurhuleni police hunt for the killer of Chad Wentzel
CrimeSince news of Wentzel’s death made headlines social media users have shared messages of condolences to his family and friends.
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CCTV help to fight in Ekurhuleni
CrimeMMC for Community Safety Lethlogonolo Moseki said the Joint Operation Centre entails a camera system that operates 24 hours to…
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Defending champions will square off at the SPAR Thembisa Mile
Local newsEvent organisers are also aiming to raise R30 000 for Thembisa Athletics Club development programmes.
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Miss Thembisa Top 10 high tea reveal event held
Local newsIn addition to providing entertainment, the high tea event served as a platform for empowering individuals who attended.
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R 30 000 donated to two Ekurhuleni facilities
Local newsDuring the handing over of the donations, Kendall said it felt fantastic to give back to the two organisations.
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Thembisa’s Idols contestant appeals for support on his big journey
Local news“I can only advise a talented up-and-coming musician to be patient. Never give up on your dreams and talents."
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Ekurhuleni resident inspired to hit the road again
Local news“My goal is to finish sub-45 minutes before targeting my final 10k event for the year towards the middle of…
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Choral festival brings joy to Ekurhuleni elderly people
Local newsOlder persons choirs from Daveyton, Kwa-Thema, Thembisa and retired teachers, nurses and lawyers took part.
