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Back To The City Festival set to rock the crowds for the 11th time
EntertainmentNEWTOWN — South Africa's biggest hip-hop festival set to be bigger and better.
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Boxing trainer Nick Durandt dies in motorcycle accident
Local newsDurandt was also the president of the Crusaders Bike Club located in the south, a club dedicated to brotherhood and…
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UJ prepare for title defence in Varsity Women’s Hockey 2017
Local sportJOBURG – UJ are bracing themselves ahead of the 2017 Varsity Women's Hockey tournament taking place in Stellenbosch from to…
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Orlando Pirates midfielder behind bars
CrimeDOUGLASDALE – Orlando Pirates midfielder is charged with armed robbery. Read to find out more.
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Pets galore at World of Dogs and Cats and Pet Expo in Midrand
Local newsMIDRAND – World of Dogs and Cats and Pet Expo promises not to disappoint animal lovers on a three-day festival…
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Many arrests during Easter weekend
CrimeMIDRAND – Midrand Police Station enjoys a high number of arrests during the Easter weekend.
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Entries now open for new stars in talent search competition
EntertainmentJOBURG – High school youngsters can enter the Calling a Star Competition and see their dreams come true
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Teenage suicide on the rise according to Prof. Lourens Schlebusch
Local newsJOHANNESBURG – In South Africa, suicidal behaviour in the younger generation has become exponential, constituting a major public health problem,…
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Love By Chance building bridges between USA and SA
Top storiesJOBURG – Love By Chance will launch on 5 May in South Africa.
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Metro police spokesperson, Chief Superintendent gives Easter long weekend rundown and drunken driving stats
Local newsJOBURG – Despite a stern warning to potential lawbreakers prior to the Easter long weekend, Metro police spokesperson, Chief Superintendent…
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Rewriting the definition of success at Discovery Sport Industry Awards
Local sportJOBURG – The buildup to the 2017 Discovery Sport Industry Awards has started and the theme for this year is…
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The Story of Thabo Mbeki
NewsMIDRAND - The launch was part of the department of education's campaign to promote reading among children.
