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CoJ sorry for late June municipal statements
Local newsJOBURG – there is a city-wide delay in sending the bills for the month of June.
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13 South African universities feature in the world’s top 2000 higher learning institutions
Local newsJOBURG – This year, Wits was ranked second in South Africa and 275th internationally while UJ was seventh nationally and…
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Covid-19 closes Sophiatown Police Station
CrimeSOPHIATOWN – This will be the second time in two weeks that the station closed for Covid-19.
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Hoërskool Linden’s new Astro takes shape
NewsLINDEN – Hoërskool Linden's new AstroTurf is nearly ready.
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What Wits University’s vaccine is expected to do during clinical trials
Local newsBRAAMFONTEIN – The science lesson behind how Wits University's vaccine will work.
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Eskom power stations units go down as electricity demand goes up
Local newsJOBURG – Eskom expects its electricity generation system to continue to be severely constrained until the weekend.
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Covid-19 closes Sophiatown Police Station
Local newsSOPHIATOWN – This is the second time in two weeks that the station has been closed due to positive coronavirus…
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Bobby On The Beat a success
Local newsNORTHCLIFF – Runners asked the CPF to host this initiative more often after a successful first run.
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Be proactive about your fertility health this #WorldInfertilityAwarenessMonth
Local newsJOBURG – One in every four couples in developing countries is affected by infertility, while one in six couples worldwide…
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Property Perspectives: Prevailing sentiment of positivity in property market during Covid-19 pandemic
BusinessPrivate Property is proud to introduce Property Perspectives: an insights-driven report that combines the collective views, experiences and aspirations of…
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Free Coursera access for UJ students and staff
Local newsAUCKLAND PARK – UJ gives staff and students the chance to upskill, reskill or retrain through partnership with worldwide online…
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Crime rates rise as South Africans leave their homes
CrimeJOBURG – Crime surge is expected to continue as more South Africans look to make a quick buck.
