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  • VIDEO: Teach your children how to avoid abduction

    Crime

    JOBURG - AFTER a frightening video of how a man lures children to go with emerged, ADT Inland Region General…

  • There’s a market for this market

    Local news

    TEMBISA - ARE you creative and artistic?

  • Reports of taxi strike in Tembisa and Diepsloot

    Local news

    MIDRAND - There were reports of a taxi strike in Midrand and Diepsloot with possible taxi violence on 19 May.

  • Blanket challenge extended

    News

    JOBURG - South African schools have been given more time to give back after Cell C 67 Blankets for Nelson…

  • Love Trust starts new school

    News

    PRESIDENT PARK - Love Trust is set to launch a new school, Nokuphila Community School, situated at Erf 132 Corner…

  • Annual general meeting for Gekco

    Local news

    KYALAMI – Residents and stakeholders in the Kyalami area are encouraged to attend the annual general meeting of the Greater…

  • Top 5 controversial South African ads

    Local news

    JOBURG - TV advertisements can either be received with great admiration or fervent derision and South Africa has seen its…

  • Load shedding on the cards today

    Local news

    JOBURG – Frustrated Eskom customers can expect another series of load shedding as the utility revealed the possibility of power…

  • Woman killed in collision on N1

    Local news

    MIDRAND - A truck and a car collided on the N1 South before the Olifantsfontein off-ramp in Midrand on 18…

  • Man arrested on Richard’s Drive for possession of stolen vehicle

    Crime

    MIDRAND - MIDRAND police stopped three men in connection with a vehicle which had been reported as stolen in Boksburg.

  • Gautrain announce fare revisions

    Local news

    JOBURG - GAUTENG MEC for Roads and Transport Ismail Vadi announced the Gautrain yearly fare and timetable revisions which will…

  • Life4U promotes clean toilets

    News

    IVORY PARK - The Life4U community organisation recently went on a clean-up campaign in two schools in Tembisa and Ivory…

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