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Simple steps to protect yourself against identity theft
Local newsJOBURG – See tips below on how to keep your identity safe, online and offline.
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Look out for cell masts
Local newsMIDRAND – Ward 132 councillor Annette Deppe calls on the community to act fast when cell phone masts are erected…
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Eskom recovery plans yielding positive results
Local newsJOBURG – The power utility said that they are monitoring the system closely and will continue to give periodic updates…
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Petrol expected to drop in February but diesel is set to increase
Local newsJOBURG – The Rand's performance and the political tensions in the Middle East have continued uncertainty in the oil price.
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One dead in Olievenhoutbosch shooting
CrimeMIDRAND – Unknown gunmen leave one dead and two injured in Olievenhoutbosch.
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International bursary applications open for postgraduate art students
Local newsJOBURG – The National Arts Council is looking for applicants interested in a postgraduate qualification in the art sector.
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WATCH: Jubilate Primary School Grade 1s excited for their first day
Local newsMIDRAND – Learners at Jubilate Primary school looked forward to having an amazing first day as first graders.
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WATCH: Christ Church Preparatory School and College welcomes their Grade 1 class
NewsMIDRAND – The Grade 1 class at Christ Church Preparatory School and College are ready for 'big school'.
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Mad SA makes a meaningful difference in Midrand
Local newsMIDRAND – Making a Difference South Africa encourages community members to look out for those less fortunate during the festive…
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Prioritise road safety as learners go back to school
Local newsJOBURG – The AA said it is important, as people return to work and school, that motorists understand they have…
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Eskom dismisses Stage 8 loadshedding rumours
Local newsJOBURG – Eskom denies rumours of the imminent Stage 8 load-shedding, adding that the likelihood of reaching Stage 8 is…
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Power system under pressure following heavy storms and rains #Load-shedding
Local newsJOBURG – Eskom said they have adequate reserves for their emergency generators.
