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Ruby and Garnet – A guide to tell the difference
BusinessTo the untrained eye, a sparkling red stone will appear to be a ruby (assuming it is a natural gemstone…
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Linden CPF encourages community support for those in need
Local newsThe impact of the lockdown has had far-reaching implications on the community, and the Linden Community Police Forum have realised…
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Shoprite group lends a helping hand to local charities
Local newsCharities and care organisations supporting the homeless during the Covid-19 lockdown period are no doubt under tremendous strain. More people…
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UJ holds third Data and Delusion after Covid-19 webinar
Local newsThe latest webinar hosted by the University of Johannesburg lacked neither quality nor quantity on 27 May.
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Make your voices heard, DA JHB urges residents
Local newsJOBURG – The party feels the City did not given sufficient weight to public input when drawing up its 2020/2021…
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Covid-19: Dates for learners to return to school confirmed
Local newsSchools may be permitted to deviate from these dates provided that they comply with social distancing regulations and requirements on…
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Doctors at Charlotte Maxeke can squeeze in comfortable rests
Local newsWith the massive amount of work required in dealing with Covid-19, doctors will need a break from time to time,…
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Schools set to open 8 June: What are parents’ options?
Local newsWith a return to school for Grade 7 and Grade 12 learners now set for 8 June, parents may have…
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A crime trend warning to property sellers
CrimeThe Linden Police would like to make the community aware of the emergence of a crime trend targeting houses advertised…
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Home Affairs announces expanded services under level 3 lockdown
Local newsThe department will now also offer marriage services and receive requests for late registration of birth.
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Teachers and learners look to technology to continue their academic plans
Local newsThe learners and teachers of Auckland Park Preparatory School (APPS) are ready to take on the second term of the…
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University students set for gradual return to campus
Local newsHigher Education Minister Blade Nzimande has given approval for a maximum of 33 percent of students to return to their…
