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  • Riversands road causes controversy

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    KYALAMI - The Riversands development near William Nicol Drive is again causing controversy among the Kyalami community with the construction…

  • Community learns about Love Trust

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    JOBURG - Non-profit organisation, Love Trust hosted a fun-filled evening to raise funds and awareness for their work in the…

  • DJ Sbu speaks to students

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    MIDRAND - Radio personality DJ Sbu Leope, aka DJ Sbu paid a visit to students at Varsity College in Midrand…

  • Midrand School to be featured in an online Brazilian World Cup video

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    HALFWAY HOUSE - Halfway House Primary School will be featured in an online video for a Brazil World Cup soccer…

  • Good will for babies home

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    MIDRAND - A gesture of Midrand community members lending a helping hand to each other was demonstrated at Botshabelo Babies…

  • Laugh out loud

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    PAULSHOF - The Friends of Rietfontein Nature Reserve brought the community together for a laugh.

  • Gay men finally allowed to donate blood

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    JOBURG - The South African National Blood Service has introduced an amendment that allows gay men to donate blood

  • Die Antwoord’s new video raises eyebrows

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    JOBURG - The Afrikaans rap duo has once again released a shocking video, this time for their new single Pitbull…

  • Meeting to encourage entrepreneurs

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    MIDRAND - The next Biz Mix Networking session will host a "franchise king" on 28 May from 10am to 12pm…

  • Reaction to drop in women premiers

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    JOBURG - The Commission for Gender Equality has called on the ANC to reconsider its decision to appoint predominantly men…

  • Abandoned newborn found in plastic bag

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    IVORY PARK - Police in Ivory Park are looking for the mother of an abandoned baby.

  • Join hands with the conservancy

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    KYALAMI - The Greater Kyalami Conservancy is calling on landowners and tenants in the conservancy to support it.

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