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City of Joburg mourns the deaths of two workers
MunicipalJOBURG – The City's MMCs thanked all staff who continue to put their lives on the line for the betterment…
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Covid-19: Positive cases pass 400 000 mark
Local newsThe death rate has reached 6 093, with the majority in Western Cape (2 780), Eastern Cape (1 393) and…
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Covid-19: Ramaphosa vows to put a stop to corruption and funding mismanagement
Local newsPresident Cyril Ramaphosa gives SIU the power to investigate any unlawful or improper conduct in the procurement of goods, works…
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Covid-19: Schools to close for four weeks, academic year to carry over to 2021
Local newsSchools will be closed from 27 July to 24 August. An exception will be made for Grade 12 learners, who…
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Northcliff community goes all out to find Harvey
Local newsNORTHCLIFF – The R20 000 reward was organised and sponsored by residents and businesses in the community
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City of Joburg’s new tariffs official go into full effect
MunicipalJOBURG – The pre-termination of service notices that were issued since the beginning of the lockdown will not be executed…
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Covid-19: 572 new deaths reported in past 24-hours
Local newsA total of 2 585 474 tests have been conducted in the country. Gauteng remains the worst affected province, followed…
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Covid-19: Deaths reach 5 368, recoveries pass 200 000 mark
Local newsGauteng is the province with the highest number of infections, at 139 435, followed by the Western Cape at 86…
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Pipers win bronze medal on an international stage
NewsVICTORY PARK – De La Salle Holy Cross College pipe band members participated in an international online competition.
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Wits Jazz lecturer premieres album at virtual National Arts Festival
Local newsJOBURG – Dr Jonathan Crossley launches '433 Eros' with his band, Deep Spacer, at the 2020 virtual National Arts Festival.
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Northcliff High School takes care of its own
Local newsNORTHCLIFF – Local high school learners have been helping their fellow learners in need with donations.
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More positive Covid-19 cases close the City offices
MunicipalJOBURG – City's services come to a halt as employees continue to test positive for Covid-19.
