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  • Man surrenders to police

    Crime

    IVORY PARK – The suspect handed himself over to the police after being on the run for two weeks.

  • Domestic violence concerns in Ivory Park

    Local news

    IVORY PARK – Ivory Park Police Station Commander, Brigadier David Ngcobo urges community members to lay charges or get protection…

  • Gymnasts stun in national competition

    News

    MIDRAND – 16 learners from the Midrand Primary School took part in the National Gymnastics Games in Cape Town.

  • Construction of new Rea Vaya depot on track

    Local news

    JOHANNESBURG – The depot will also accommodate buses of the soon to be established Sandton route.

  • Community encouraged to participate in CPF elections

    Crime

    IVORY PARK – Members of communities within the Ivory Park Police Station precinct urged to take part in the Community…

  • Summerhill stands up against GBV

    News

    MIDRAND – SummerHill College, stands up against Gender-Based Violence and femicide.

  • Heatwave conditions will persist throughout the weekend

    Local news

    JOBURG – South African Weather Service has issued out an advisory of extremely hot conditions.

  • Matriculants to rewrite due to load-shedding

    News

    JOBURG – Learners in 26 centres successfully completed their exam with the help of generators.

  • Checkers launches long-awaited rewards programme

    Local news

    JOBURG – Checkers has launched its Xtra Savings rewards programme on Thursday, 17 October.

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    Generation of safer drivers launched

    Local news

    JOHANNESBURG – According to Arrive Alive, road safety education creates a platform to stress the importance of being responsible future…

  • Health activists protest high cost of lifesaving tuberculosis drug

    Local news

    MIDRAND – Members from different organisations under the Fix The Patent Laws Campaign, protested the price of a life-saving tuberculosis…

  • Time to take charge

    Local news

    IVORY PARK – MEC Faith Mazibuko urges community members to contact her on 066 005 5801 for all crimes which…

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