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  • Spotlight on SA’s energy crisis

    Local news

    JOBURG - As Eskom missed the deadline to bring its Medupi power station online, and its financial woes have led…

  • New pet sterilisation clinic will prevent stray puppies

    Local news

    CHARTWELL - Ark Animal Centre has started a sterilisation campaign to encourage pet owners to sterilise their animals in order…

  • UPDATE: Domestic worker bail application is postponed, again

    CrimeUpdate

    MIDRAND - The bail hearing of murder accused Deliwe Zwakala was postponed for the second time to 29 January.

  • DA calls for e-toll referendum

    Local news

    JOBURG - Gauteng Premier David Makhura has betrayed the people of the province by refusing to call for the scrapping…

  • Late Feather’s pups get new homes

    Local news

    FOURWAYS- After Fourways Review reported on Feather’s brave story from the PET Empowerment in Townships project, Laura Whittaker from the…

  • Back to school, back to reality

    Crime

    JOBURG - Schools around the country have reopened and although the kids may be keen to return to see their…

  • Eskom refutes international event funding reports

    Municipal

    JOBURG – THE belligerent South African electricity public utility, Eskom has refuted reports that the company was a sponsor of…

  • Revamp for Africa’s largest inland port

    Municipal

    JOBURG - The City Deep Freight Hub will undergo a major overhaul to ensure it meets its full potential as…

  • Halfway House principal awarded excellence award

    News

    HALFWAY HOUSE - Primary school principal Silas Pillay snapped up an excellence award at a Gauteng educators gala dinner at Gallagher…

  • Con court rules in favour of Nkandla SMS

    Local news

    JOBURG - The African National Congress (ANC) has noted the ruling of the Constitutional Court into the matter relating to…

  • JRA closes Shamroc Avenue

    Municipal

    MIDRAND - The Johannesburg Roads Agency (JRA) has responded to the potholes on Shamroc Avenue by closing the road.

  • Hospital admits to rat problem

    Local news

    TEMBISA - Hospital officials have admitted that the hospital is having a problem with rats.

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