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‘90% of South Africans are keeping their vehicles for longer’
MotoringInsurer unpacks why it’s vital for older cars to be maintained and to keep them safe and roadworthy.
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LETTER: This country and its people deserve better
Letters'The ANC has had nearly 30 years in power and the country has been reduced to “junk” status on the…
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With paint brush and canvas painter makes the world a better place
Local newsDawid would love to be able to set aside more time to create wonderful pieces of art.
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Geweldadige misdaad bo aan die lys van plaaslike sekuriteitsmaatskappy verslag
CrimeDie plaaslike sekuriteitsmaatskappy se getalle dui dat misdade soos roof, huibraak en gesinsgeweld bo aan hul weeklikse is.
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Adopt-a-School Foundation to address infrastructure needs at Kagiso school on Mandela Day
Local newsThe foundation invites the public to join them in addressing the needs of Tskakani Primary School on Mandela Day.
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58-Hour water shutdown will affect parts of Mogale City
Local newsResidents of Mogale City and Rand West will need to be prepared for low to no water pressure while Rand…
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Wonderful holiday programme to keep Kagiso youth occupied
Local newsWith school being out it does not mean children cannot engage in fun activities over the holidays.
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Huis Nehemia nou geregistreer en reg om kwesbare kinders in te neem
Local newsDaar is uiteindelik 'n nuwe plek waar die mees kwesbaarste kinders van dorp gehuisves kan word.
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SPCA to no longer collect stray animals in Mogale City
Local newsAfter trying to engage with the municipality, the Roodepoort/ Krugersdorp SPCA have decided they can no longer collect stray or…
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LETTER: Dear community, please help the homeless in Krugersdorp
Letters'Krugersdorp, please listen to your hearts and help me to help them, things have to change!'
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Puppies rescued from drain pipe in Azaadville
Local news'It turns out that the a dog had given birth to its puppies and they got stuck in a water…
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Azaadville now safer due to working streetlights
Local newsWhat started out as a street project quickly became a community project for Sahron Govindasamy, a councillor from Azaadville.
