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Stage 2 load-shedding commences today at 12pm
Local newsJOBURG – The area is said to have experienced 65mm of rain, which added to the constraints caused by the…
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Crawford International Schools first to be authorised as IB World Schools
AdvertorialCrawford International group of schools are the first across the globe to complete the authorisation process, with seven of their…
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Blue Hills College finally begins their academic year
NewsMIDRAND – Systems are ready to engage learners who may not be attending physical schooling at Blue Hills College.
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Buccleuch resident arrested for lying under oath
CrimeBUCCLEUCH – Station Commander at Sandton police Brigadier Egen Moodley gave a strong warning regarding false reports.
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Ninth Road nears completion at last
Local newsNOORDWYK – The construction on 9th Road in Noordwyk has resumed and is 87 per cent complete.
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Threat of Robots, AI and Automation to Jobs
BusinessRobots have been identified as a major threat to jobs. What are the factors behind this?
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Botshabelo bids farewell to beloved member
Local newsBLUE HILLS – Non-profit organisation Botshabelo bids farewell to their driving force, managing director Michelle Hinrichsen.
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Local actor on a mission to help aspiring creatives
Local newsJOBURG– "I have learned a lot working in this highly competitive industry for the past 13 years," Mdingi said.
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Please be on the lookout for this missing person
Local newsMIDRAND – He was wearing a red T-shirt, black pants and a white and green cap.
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Talented performers shine bright at award ceremony
Local newsLONEHILL – Two learners from a prestigious school of performing arts were acknowledged for their hard work and commitment.
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Local school for learners with special education needs closes until 15 February
NewsJOBURG– Intermediate phase teacher at the Unity College, Ann Alexander said the school had prepared itself to meet all Covid-19…
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Midrand police arrest suspect for transporting alcohol
CrimeMIDRAND – The Midrand Police arrested a suspect for allegedly transporting R515 worth of alcohol.
