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Victory Park transformer switching station left exposed as residents demand a stronger shield
Local newsCity Power says the site will be assessed after residents raised concerns about open access points and possible safety risks.
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Meet Emmarentia’s Aquaman
Local newsIf enthusiasm is contagious, spending time with Mark Botha may just leave you wanting to strap on a tank and…
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Wits geology master shares why every stone tells a story
Local newsDavid Russo explains why geology is one of the most fascinating sciences on earth.
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More than just a Melville thrift store
Local newsShoppers come for the bargains but stay for the cats. Meet the woman who built one of the community's most…
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Wits unveils R300m sports hub set to transform student athletes
Local newsThe university unveiled the Brian and Dorothy Zylstra Sports Complex, a state-of-the-art facility designed to bring athlete support, sports science,…
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What the rocks of Melville Koppies have been waiting billions of years to tell us
Local newsAn ancient beach, billion-year-old rocks and stories of a changing planet. Professor Jill Drennan reveals why Melville Koppies is one…
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Residents take ownership of their communities
Community galleriesA meeting that once attracted just a handful of residents is now drawing more than 20 people eager to help…
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Sophiatown Sector 4 residents unite to tackle long-standing neighbourhood challenges
Local newsFrom illegal dumping to hijacked buildings, residents shared the issues they say are threatening the future of their communities.
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Here’s what the city had to say about the maintenance at Westdene’s Eeufees Oord
Local newsThe retirement village continues to battle safety concerns, poor maintenance and deteriorating living conditions.
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METRO MATTERS: Illegal connections and debt deepen crisis at City Power as losses near 27%
Local newsCity of Johannesburg’s electricity utility, City Power, says most of its 27% electricity losses stem from illegal connections and meter…
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Tradition comes alive as Highland Gathering draws crowds to Victory Park
Local newsMore than 4 000 people gathered at De La Salle Holy Cross College to celebrate a tradition that continues to…
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Melville, Westdene, and Sophiatown quiet amid march concerns
Local newsTAU Security confirms Melville, Westdene, and Sophiatown remain quiet, with teams monitoring developments and working alongside authorities.
