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Firewalking workshop focuses on overcoming mental barriers
Local newsReady to face your fears? Take on a firewalking challenge at one of two workshops.
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Clear your traffic fines: Mogale City brings prosecutors to Kagiso
MunicipalMotorists can meet municipal prosecutors and clear outstanding penalties without facing arrest at an upcoming community day.
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KHA invites residents to rediscover Krugersdorp’s history
Local newsPreserving decades of local history, rare historical images offer residents a glimpse into the town's past during a long-term display.
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SA braces for scorching summer as ‘strongest El Niño in living memory’ looms
NewsWidespread drought risk and record global temperatures are expected to impact southern Africa as Pacific ocean warming intensifies.
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West Rand Flying Squad recovers R1.5m in stolen vehicles
CrimeA string of police operations across Krugersdorp, Rant-en-Dal, Kagiso, and Burgershoop led to multiple vehicle recoveries and key drug arrests…
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Video: Autism school hosts 10th annual Spring Market
Local newsStalls, handcrafted goods and a Friday feeding scheme feature as a local institution celebrates a decade of community fundraising.
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Kaskardag laat Kennies se gees behoorlik losbars
SchoolsVan kleurvolle kaskarre tot groot glimlagte – Kennies se terrein gons van opwinding.
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Mogale City Municipality dismisses Kagiso water-shedding reports
MunicipalResidents are urged to rely only on official channels as false social media claims cause unnecessary panic.
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Spring is here, but so are allergies
NewsSpring brings warmer days and blooming flowers, but for many South Africans it also brings sneezing, itching and congestion. Allergist…
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Noordheuwel residents warned of loud blasts today
Local newsThe warning is especially important for pet owners, as loud explosions may startle animals in the area.
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The rise of the entertainment phone
BusinessSponsoredHow the REDMI 17 is changing the way SA stays connected .
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A heart for hope: CHOC calls on communities to make a difference
NewsCommunities are being urged to stand together and ensure no family faces the childhood cancer journey alone.
