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Police find body of a young child in Mayibuye
CrimeMAYIBUYE – The body of the young girl was found one day after her mother reported her missing.
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Ikamva Youth School gets a makeover
Local newsIVORY PARK – Ikamva Youth School has been part of the Saints community for years, the Boys' Preparatory organising community…
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Dressage’s best show off in Timsrand
Local sportTIMSRAND – Local yard sees the country's top dressage horses and riders compete against counterparts from six other countries.
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Klipfontein View man scammed trying to purchase a car
CrimeKLIPFONTEIN VIEW – Scammers asked complainant how they would pay for his sister's lobola after he requested a refund.
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Learners raise concerns about the safety of their school in Ivory Park
Local newsIVORY PARK – Learners at the Eqinisweni Secondary School blocked their school's main entrance, demanding better learning facilities.
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Covid-19: Ramaphosa urges the public to maintain safety measures
Local newsPresident Cyril Ramaphosa urged the public to remain vigilant as they enter the festive season and announced that some Level…
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Barry Hendricks commits to ‘servant leadership’ at Sascoc
Top storiesJOBURG – Let's see if we can honour the concept of servant leadership and a conflict-free Sascoc board, says Barry…
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The City’s continues to reopen public swimming pools
Local newsJOBURG – In compliance with the Covid-19 regulations, pools will open at 50 per cent capacity.
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Crisis centre opens doors in Midrand to help abuse victims
Local newsNOORDWYK – The Christ Church Crisis and Care centre opened its doors to the community.
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Midranders stand against gender-based violence
Local newsMIDRAND – Midrand women, men and children took to the streets to put up a fight against gender-based violence, as…
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Tswane fire department pays Christ Church a visit
Local newsNOORDWYK – Tshwane Emergency Services gave a fire safety lesson to the Grade 5 class of Christ Church Preparatory School…
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Covid-19: NICD identifies 1 372 new coronavirus cases
Local newsThere are currently, as of 8 November, 37 781 active cases of Covid-19 in South Africa.
