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Simple ways to help children prepare for school in January
Local newsStarting school in a new environment can make children nervous - a completely normal but overwhelming experience. With a few…
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Five questions for new year’s goals
Local newsQuestions you should answer before setting your new year's resolutions.
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Overcoming the post-holiday slump and embracing the New Year
Local newsThe post-holiday blues are common, but they don’t have to linger.
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Ten practical tips to survive the January financial crunch
Local newsJanuary is tough on many households, but simple habits and smart planning can help you manage the month with less…
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Transport Department revises Aarto rollout plan to ensure smoother national implementation
Local newsGovernment has revised the Aarto Act rollout schedule, prioritising training, system alignment and funding before nationwide implementation begins.
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New HIV stigma report to guide South Africa’s fight against discrimination
Local newsThe HIV Stigma Index 2.0 report will highlight experiences of over 5 000 South Africans and provide recommendations to reduce…
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Zero tolerance on unroadworthy vehicles in Gauteng
Local newsAuthorities warn that unroadworthy vehicles and cars without valid permits will be impounded as the province intensifies checks.
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Gauteng Health urges mothers-to-be to avoid alcohol to prevent foetal alcohol syndrome
Local newsThe Gauteng Health Department has reminded residents that foetal alcohol syndrome is permanent but completely preventable when alcohol is avoided…
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Gauteng Health urges travellers to take precautions against malaria
Local newsThe Gauteng Health Department is reminding residents to take preventive steps before visiting malaria-endemic areas and to seek professional advice…
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The ancient story behind New Year’s Day celebrations
Local newsFrom fireworks to countdowns and even quiet family gatherings here on the West Rand, New Year’s Day is a time…
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SAPS warns of drink-spiking syndicates targeting men and women
Crime"In some cases, victims have died due to an overdose of substances used to spike their drinks." - SAPS spokesperson…
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Rand Water urges residents to ‘pay the basics first’ to keep water flowing
MunicipalRand Water is calling on households to prioritise settling their municipal accounts this festive season to support a reliable and…
