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WIN tickets to the Go West Culture Fest 2026!
Local newsAfter a long hiatus, the Go West Culture Fest is returning to Mogale City – and you could be there…
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Kidnapping crisis deepens as Gauteng records 2 367 cases
CrimeThe West Rand has been drawn into the spotlight after ransom demands of R5m in Bekkersdal and R3m in Roodepoort…
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West Rand sees sharp rise in deliberate dog poisonings
CrimeResidents are urged to stay vigilant as criminals have found a deadly way to silence the four-legged guardians of your…
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Krugersdorp’s Brad Binder secures best MotoGP finish in Austria
Local sportThe Red Bull KTM Factory Racing rider collected 10 points after moving up five places from his grid position.
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Hoërskool Noordheuwel cricket star JJ Basson takes 11 wickets on Lions debut
Local sportMatriculant makes history for the DP World Lions with a record-breaking performance on debut.
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7 skaaksterre laat Proties skaakmat sê
SchoolsLaerskool Protearif se jong skaaksterre wys dat slim spel en spanwerk tot groot hoogtes kan lei.
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A Garden of Opportunity for Fochville learners
Local newsA local business committee is helping high school learners gain hands-on agricultural and entrepreneurial skills.
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Know the signs of childhood cancer this September
NewsInternational Childhood Cancer Awareness Month campaign highlights early warning signs, family stories and practical ways to support children and teenagers…
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St Ursula’s market blends fun with history
SchoolsLocals enjoyed a day of sport and local history as an architectural exhibition made its debut.
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Mini hockey and cricket take centre stage at Millies
SchoolsA day of action at Millies helped nurture the next generation of hockey and cricket players.
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KYK: Manne, musiek en lekker kuier wag tydens Proties se Manneaand!
SchoolsSowat 500 mans word vir ’n aand van musiek, kos en goeie gees verwag.
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Azaadville resident celebrates her Indian-South African roots during Heritage Month
Local newsTraditional dishes like biryani and bunny chow play a vital role in keeping culture alive.
