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  • Brick wall to keep in the barking

    Local news

    JOBURG - Speaking on behalf of Barking Mad, Pat Barr-Sanders said the organisation would like to thank all the people…

  • Help Payton hear

    Local news

    JOBURG - Little two-year-old Payton Peters has seen the inside of a hospital room more often in her short existence…

  • Equestrian flair

    Local news

    KYALAMI - Rider, showjumper and instructor, Dominey Alexander is an equestrian celebrity.

  • Joburg’s smart meters miss the mark

    Municipal

    JOBURG - The smart meters that have been rolled out across Joburg are proving to fall short of their name.

  • A festival of colours

    Local news

    JOBURG - Since it first launched in Germany in 2012, the acclaimed Holi Festival of Colours has become synonymous with…

  • E-toll panel to hold consultations

    Local news

    JOBURG - Residents and organisations in Gauteng will finally be able to have their say about the province’s controversial e-tolling…

  • City Power denies being in arrears with Eskom

    Municipal

    JOBURG - City Power has denied owing Eskom R1.08 billion.

  • Kyalami soon to get its first official taxi rank?

    Municipal

    KYALAMI - The construction of a taxi rank outside of Kyalami Estates and Kyalami Business Park is being proposed.

  • Two protesters cuffed for public violence

    Local newsUpdate

    RABIE RIDGE - TWO Rabie Ridge protesters have been arrested for inciting public violence.

  • City Power is Eskom’s biggest debtor

    Municipal

    JOBURG - City Power owes embattled power utility Eskom just over R1 billion.

  • Ivory Park Secondary School is grooming young scientists

    News

    IVORY PARK - Ivory Park Secondary School is aiming high for its mathematics and science departments.

  • The beauty queen with a cause

    Local news

    MIDRAND - Maxcine Elizabeth Taylor, a law student at UNISA and Miss Jacaranda finalist, is also an aspiring philanthropist.

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