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  • Sanral welcomes e-tolling announcement

    Local news

    JOHANNESBURG - The South African National Roads Agency (Sanral) welcomed the announcement by the Minister of Transport that tolling on…

  • 1,4 million e-tags unsold

    Local newsUpdate

    JOBURG - Despite e-tolling scheduled to commence in 13 days, over 1,4 million e-tags remain unsold.

  • Eskom announces emergency plan

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    Eskom has declared a power emergency on 20 November.

  • Upkept roads anger residents

    Local news

    MIDRAND - Residents have complained about the bad state of the roads. According to resident Herman Warren, there are large…

  • Cosatu cracks down on corruption

    Local news

    Cosatu has called on the police's priority crime investigating unit, the Hawks, to investigate issues of corruption in South Africa.

  • Party for Border Collies

    Local news

    MIDRAND - Non-profit organisation Border Collie Rescue is inviting community members to enjoy a Christmas bash to raise funds.

  • Madiba Centre of Memory opened

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    A statue of former President Nelson Mandela will be unveiled at the Union Buildings, President Jacob Zuma has announced.

  • Problem of vagrants widespread in Midrand

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    MIDRAND - The problem of vagrants in Midrand will not be easy to solve as there are no homeless shelters…

  • Red data spieces lose home in flames

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    BLUE HILLS - 'Helpless' is how the Greater Kyalami Conservancy's Tyrone McKendry described how he felt while watching a pair…

  • Kitty and Puppy Haven opens new premises

    Local news

    PRESIDENT PARK - Tiny barks, little purrs, and a whole lot of melting hearts abounded at the launch of Kitty…

  • Carlswald, Vorna Valley car jamming hot spots

    Crime

    MIDRAND- Police are advising the public to double-check that their cars are locked at all times.

  • Expert – Tremor, not earthquake in Jozi

    Local newsUpdate

    JOBURG - Tremor in Johannesburg most likely from old mine shafts in Brixton, an expert at University of Johannesburg says.

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