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  • Security cars to be searched

    Crime

    MIDRAND - Police warned against security company officers from running illegal taxi services.

  • Government, Sanral accused of lying to the public

    Local news

    JOBURG - Anti-e-toll organisations have slammed government and the South African National Roads Agency Limited for implementing e-tolling without adequate…

  • Determined to see community thrive

    Local news

    MIDRAND - Wayne Sinclair enters Ward 112 by-election with confidence after the last local election saw his party, the African…

  • Community activist can make a model ward

    Local news

    MIDRAND - The ANC's candidate ward councillor for Ward 112, Leverne Young emphasised community members should vote for the person…

  • Persistence and community engagement to do the job

    Local news

    MIDRAND - Candice James, the DA’s candidate for councillor for Ward 112 believes her persistence and can-do attitude to solve…

  • Participate in Ward 112 by-election

    Local news

    MIDRAND - The time for Ward 112 residents to elect a new ward councillor is drawing near as the by-election…

  • Midrand car thieves caught in Sandton after helicopter chase

    Crime

    JOBURG - Two men were arrested at the Woodmead Retail Mart on 14 June after a chase from Midrand to…

  • Justice Project SA: SA needs a national policy to govern roads

    Local news

    JOBURG - Justice Project SA has called on the department of transport to reel in provincial governance and implement a…

  • Care centre gets a facelift

    Local news

    MIDRAND - The Midrand branch of Keller Williams Real Estate helped to uplift Thuthukani Centre in Ivory Park, which cares…

  • Fake police case ends in arrest

    Crime

    MIDRAND - Two men (23) were arrested for perjury after they reported a false hijacking case at Midrand police.

  • City council prioritises service delivery

    Municipal

    JOBURG - Acting on his promises to prioritise service delivery in the city, Mayor Parks Tau has launched three infrastructure…

  • E-tolling could be scrapped

    Municipal

    The use of e-tolling to fund the cost of building highways in Gauteng could be scrapped.

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