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  • A luncheon to spur on women in business

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    MIDRAND - Young Women In Business Forum in Midrand is inviting business women to a luncheon.

  • 100km walk to save the rhino

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    MIDRAND - Francois Myburgh, a Roodepoort resident, is planning to walk through Midrand and other areas in a bid to…

  • Road meeting gets emotional

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    GLENFERNESS - The general discussion at a public meeting about the proposed K56 road centred around the issue of natural…

  • Exciting times ahead for animal shelter

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    CHARTWELL - Ark Animal Centre in Chartwell is gearing up for change with a host of new developments at the…

  • Exhibition captures spirit of 20 years of democracy

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    JOBURG - The spirit of Africa Day lingered over the Johannesburg Art Gallery as a thought-provoking exhibition, Over the Rainbow,…

  • Indulge yourself this International Burger Day

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    JOburg - International Burger Day celebrates one of the world's most-loved fast foods: the burger

  • Magical morning for good deeds

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    MIDRAND - A mad hatters tea party was held in Randjesfontein to raise money to beautify the Randjesfontein Estate and…

  • Register for Ward 112 by-election

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    JOBURG - The by-election for a new councillor for Ward 112 will be held on 2 July, but for now…

  • SA tourism video touches hearts

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    JOBURG - South African Tourism released a new brand video that encourages tourists to reconsider South Africa.

  • Equipping better teachers for tomorrow

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    CRAWTHORNE - Botshabelo Babies Home based in Crowthorne, is helping to raise the level of pre-school education in the Olievenhoutbosch…

  • Joburg, not a pedestrian-friendly city

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    JOBURG - A pedestrian-friendly and walkable urban environment is the vision for Joburg's inner city. This according to a statement…

  • Zuma’s new cabinet met with mixed reaction

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    JOBURG - President Jacob Zuma’s newly-announced cabinet brought several changes with only 14 ministers being retained in their old portfolios.

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