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Safer street in Melville the MSI way in 2026
Community galleriesMelville Security Initiative shares its objectives for the new year.
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‘Let’s aim high, work smarter’
Community galleriesFor the new year councillor Hendrik Bodenstein plans to build on the momentum ensuring cleaner streets and safer spaces.
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Midnight Miracles – New Year’s babies bring joy at Rahima Moosa Mother and Child Hospital
Community galleriesAs fireworks marked the new year outside, dedicated midwives inside the hospital welcomed 21 new lives.
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Orban School principal looks forward to the learning journey of 2026
Local newsOrban School principal Liz van Tonder speaks on what will make the school's 2026 learning journey one of the best.
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Join Melville Koppies in 2026
Local newsThe non-profit hopes the year will see more people marvel over this natural site from within it, rather than just…
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What are the rules of dog walking?
Community galleriesOur streets and parks wouldn’t be the same without our four-legged neighbours! Whether you’re a professional walker or a weekend…
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Nothing but the best for ward 86 in 2026
Community galleriesCouncillor Chantelle Fourie-Shawe plans to continue to push against the many water woes that plague Ward 86.
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Only 4 incidents recorded on New Year’s eve says Melville security
Community galleriesWith up to 1 000 visitors in the area, Melville remained largely incident-free during New Year’s Eve.
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SCP Security promises to lead with integrity for SCP Security
Community galleriesThe private security company shares its goals for the brand new year ahead.
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Hoërskool boldly steps into the new year with
NewsPrincipal at the school, Dr Johan Wiehahn implores us all to see 2026 as brand new chapter full of opportunity.
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4 easy glass recycling tips for Joburg North suburbs
Community galleriesStart the new year off with a few good habits. From backyard braais in Bryanston to sundowners in Sandton, we’re…
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A 2026 filled with progress and purpose for Fairland CPF
Community galleriesThe Fairland Community Policing Forum hopes for a year where community engagement grows even stronger.
