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Sector 4 residents highlight theft, drugs and illegal liquor outlets in Albertsville meeting
Local newsCommunity members demand increased police visibility and joint government action as Sophiatown SAPS promises targeted operations against local crime.
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Melville water disruptions fuel resident anger and boycott threats
Local newsNightly water runs and unfulfilled service promises drive Melville residents to plan street demonstrations and consider withholding rates.
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Delta Park fence gets a fresh coat of paint as community takes ownership
NewsResidents, volunteers and local organisations picked up paintbrushes to restore part of the Delta Park fence.
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Postponed opening of public pools highlights years of neglect at Albertskroon facility
Local newsJohannesburg's decision to delay the opening of public swimming pools has left Albertskroon residents frustrated, with community leaders warning that…
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10 young South African chefs qualify for Culinary World Cup in Luxembourg
Local newsTeam Mashakane will be the sole representative from the African continent when they face off against global competitors this November.
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Community Cleaners transforms Fairland parks through grassroots action
Community galleriesResidents are pulling together to fund fencing, clear spruits and upgrade play equipment across neighbourhood green spaces.
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Community Cleaners seeks 22 teams for Northcliff pickleball event
Local sportEquipment, fuel, and extra muscle are needed to maintain local parks, with organisers turning to a popular racquet sport to…
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De La Salle Holy Cross College teacher on the challenges and rewards of teaching
Local newsTeaching can be demanding, but for Montana Thompson, watching a child grow and experience a breakthrough makes the challenges worthwhile.
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Northcliff dance studio founder steps aside after nearly 5 decades
Local newsFrom teaching three generations of dancers to preparing performers for international stages, Margie Wells reflects on nearly 50 years of…
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Wits Disability Rights Unit marks 40 years of breaking barriers
Local newsFrom a modest programme supporting just 9 students in 1986, the Wits Disability Rights Unit has grown to serve more…
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Brixton Cemetery clean-up uncovers historic stories of women
Local newsVolunteers clearing Brixton Cemetery are also uncovering the stories behind its graves, from pioneering families to women whose lives have…
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Attempted murder, robbery and vehicle theft spike in Sophiatown, Brixton and Linden
NewsQuarterly police figures highlight growing pressure on local law enforcement as vehicle theft and violent offences increase.
