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GIS to expose the trends of Covid-19 in Joburg
Local newsJOBURG – The aim is to use GIS to map out cases as they happen to provide valuable and instant…
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Exercise and raise funds for Kitty and Puppy Haven this Mandela Day
Local newsPRESIDENT PARK – Run, walk or cycle at home (or in your neighbourhood) on Mandela Day and support Kitty and…
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Stages 1 and 2 load-shedding continues until 10pm
Local newsJOBURG – Eskom urges customers to note that due to colder weather, electricity demand has increased causing Stages 1 and…
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660 total positive cases of Covid-19 among the staff of the City of Joburg
Local newsJOBURG – The City also reminded its staff that no one is allowed to disclose their Covid-19 status without their…
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ICYMI: Midrand police bid farewell to pair
Local newsMIDRAND – The Midrand police bid farewell to Lieutenant Colonel Dolf Oortman who served in the police for 34 years…
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5 Tips for online shopping in South Africa
AdvertorialIf twenty years ago, you had said that people would buy goods and services online in the future, you would…
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ICYMI: BMW South Africa donated R76 million to equip hospitals and clinics
Local newsMIDRAND – The Gauteng Health Department, the German Ministry of Economic Cooperation and Development and BMW announced upgrades to eight…
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Smart city innovative solutions wanted
Local newsJOBURG – The City is looking for smart ways to detect, track and predict the spread of Covid- 19 while…
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Back to school after lockdown? Now is the critical time for boosting your children’s immunity
BusinessShould we, shouldn’t we? Do we, don’t we? What if …? As conversations and news reports are focusing almost exclusively…
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Police investigating armed robbery in Carlswald
CrimeCARLSWALD – A driver of a delivery vehicle was assaulted by two suspects.
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Curro Waterfall learners take flight in drone flying competition
NewsWATERFALL – The drone flying curriculum at the school encourages learners to think outside the box.
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Covid-19: Lesufi concerned about poor Grade R attendance
Local newsSo far, 294 learners, 753 educators, 76 admin staff, 33 general staff and three youth brigades had tested positive for…
