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  • GUIDE: Rape statistics in South Africa

    Local news

    South Africa is notorious for its levels of rape. But the true extent of the problem is unknown. This guide…

  • Pelser: Understanding a Schedule 5 offence

    Local news

    HONEYDEW – An attorney explained that a case like the Pelser case could 'drag for years'.

  • UPDATE: Homeless man a nuisance to residents

    Crime

    BOSKRUIN – Residents are up in arms over Tony Gomes' behaviour outside the shopping centre.

  • Right2Know protests against SABC censorship

    Local news

    AUCKLAND PARK – Right2Know protests against the ban on violent protests being aired on TV news.

  • Employees support education efforts in Malawi

    Local news

    ROBIN ACRES – Roche employees walk to raise funds in their signature global company event, the Roche Children's Walk.

  • Student jets off in brand new car

    Local news

    MELVILLE – Super Spar Melville makes Christiaan Vrey the happy owner of a brand new special edition Hyundai i10 Glide.

  • 90-year-old donates blood 413 times

    Community galleries

    MILPARK – Maurice Creswick is the Guinness World Record holder for the person who has donated the most blood, which…

  • Children learn business skills

    Local news

    BORDEAUX – It is a hive of activity in the park as children enjoy the first Kid's Market in Bordeaux.

  • Youth Day – an important history lesson

    Local news

    RANDPARK RIDGE - In classrooms around South Africa, the message of June 16 is still a lesson learned by pupils.

  • A charter 50 years strong

    Local news

    NORTHCLIFF – Lions Club of Northcliff share just why its 50th Charter Anniversary is a milestone achievement, not just for…

  • Rather be safe, vaccinate campaign to curb rabies outbreak

    Galleries

    MULDERSDRIFT - The recent rabies outbreak resulted in a vaccination campaign across the region.

  • Blood connects us all

    Local news

    JOBURG – The South African National Blood Service gives insight into what happens to your blood after you donate.

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