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  • The City invests in emergency vehicles

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    JOBURG - The City of Joburg’s Emergency Management Services (EMS) has spent R34 million on 25 new vehicles, including three…

  • Feed a Child apologises for ad

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    The public relations company and aid organisation responsible for the controversial advert depicting a black child as a dog has…

  • Parliament: E-toll payments still due

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    Parliament’s transport portfolio committee has clarified that the announcement of a review on e-tolling in Gauteng does not mean motorists…

  • Eskom is committed to resolving wage dispute

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    Eskom is committed to the speedy resolution of the wage dispute between the power utility and trade unions despite a…

  • Child taken out of day care school after being bitten

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    MIDRAND - Parents and grandparents of a two-and-a-half-year-old boy want to raise awareness of an incident that takes place in…

  • Entrepreneurs congratulated

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    BARBEQUE DOWNS - THE Youth Empowerment Through Entrepreneurship Programme awarded seed capital to several youth-headed, vulnerable households for business start-ups…

  • Treasury spends R1.2 million on pot plants

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    JOBURG - National Treasury has spent more than R1 million on “the maintenance of pot plants” over the past five…

  • SPCA plans its AGM

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    MIDRAND - Midrand SPCA will host its annual general meeting at the Midrand Fire Station on 27 July from 9am.

  • Spend 67 minutes at children’s home

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    MIDRAND - As Mandela Day draws near, New Jerusalem Children's Home is calling on community members to join the home…

  • Feed a Child defends controversial ad

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    JOBURG - Feed a Child South Africa has defended its highly controversial advert, which portrayed a black child as a…

  • Russian terriers join expo

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    MIDRAND - Animal lovers will be able to meet Lynne Ward and her three Russian terriers at the World of…

  • New immigration laws could hamper tourism

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    JOBURG - Key stakeholders in the tourism industry are concerned that South Africa’s new immigration laws could have a detrimental…

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