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  • Johannesburg Roads Agency boss quits

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    JOBURG – FOLLOWING the resignation of Johannesburg Roads Agency (JRA) managing director Skhumbuzo Macozoma people have reacted to the news…

  • City Sightseeing releases kids special

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    JOBURG – City Sightseeing Johannesburg and Soweto have opened their annual three for one Kids Special, just in time for…

  • Mother’s Day market coming up

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    MIDRAND - Spend time at Groenvoer Country Market on 2 May and buy great products for Mother’s Day.

  • Exposing the dangers of drinking

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    JOBURG - Eden Recovery Centre in Glenferness spread the word about alcohol abuse during Alcohol Awareness Month.

  • Tips to get through loadshedding

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    JOBURG - With Eskom implementing load shedding across South Africa, Warwick Scott-Rodger, head of Dialdirect, offered advice on electricity consumption.

  • Eskom’s new CEO brings hope

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    JOBURG – Eskom’s newly appointed acting chief executive Brian Molefe is beaming with confidence after the ailing public entity successfully…

  • Be a brand activist

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    JOBURG - Co-founder of the Joburg North-based Vega School of Brand Leadership, Gordon Cook is encouraging the public to practice…

  • Meet Miss Commonwealth contestant Precious Mamosebo

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    MIDRAND - This is no ordinary beauty queen – Precious Mamosebo describes herself as a 22-year-old dreamer.

  • Why celebrate Freedom Day?

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    JOHANNESBURG – SOUTH Africa and its diverse people have struggled through many things … racial violence, territorial conflict and Apartheid…

  • City of Joburg bids Shoes farewell

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    JOBURG - THE City of Joburg will be bidding the late legend, John Lesiba 'Shoes' Mosheou, a fond farewell on…

  • Joburg march against xenophobia

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    JOBURG - The march, held on 23 April, saw a large crowd of marchers start the walk at Peter Roos…

  • Save a life on World Malaria Day

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    JOBURG - Believe it or not, malaria still affects a whopping 50 percent of the world today, even though it…

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