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Gauteng police remember those who died while serving the nation they pledged to protect
Local newsThe provincial memorial Garden of Remembrance is at the Linden Police Station where a moving ceremony was held for families…
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Furry friends to brighten up your day
Local newsWe asked our Facebook readers to spam us with photos of their pets and they delivered.
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Noordwyk Residents Association to help community
Local newsChairperson of the newly formed Noordwyk Resident Association NPO hopes to help residents with municipal issues.
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Footwear founder from Halfway Gardens pleased with business growth
BusinessKabelo Selekolo said he is currently focusing on further expanding the brand and aims to make his sneaker brand a…
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Local model crowned Miss Qhawekazi SA Gauteng Queen
NewsCaroline Mangane, a young model from Ivory Park, has been crowned as this year's Miss Qhawekazi SA Gauteng Queen.
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Help family find Emmanuel Elijah
Local newsMidrand SAPS are urging the public to be on the lookout for an adult male who was reported missing on…
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Good luck to our inspector
Local newsThe Midrand Reporter wishes Inspector Theo Mokgatle (Midrand SPCA) good luck as he starts a two-week Inspectors Refresher Training Course.
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South African Police Services receive choppers to bolster response
Local newsThese helicopters will effectively provide quick air support in crime prevention operations, thereby making the police response more efficient and…
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President Park clean-up initiative continues to tackle litter in the neighbourhood
NewsReshma Somaroo said she's proud that they are still going strong and have picked up over 1 000 bags of…
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Salts Employee Benefit announces new CEO at the cocktail event in Vorna Valley
BusinessIn his speech, new CEO Matome Thulare said they aim to provide value-adding services that redefine the industry's standards.
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Lory Park Zoo celebrates spring
Local newsLory Park Animal and Owl Sanctuary celebrated the beginning of spring with the animals in their care.
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Vorna Valley residents believe BMU struggles with illegal advertising
Local newsDespite being on the quest since 2018 to have illegal advertising posters removed, Mark Straw refuses to abandon his task…
