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  • Everything you should know about single-use plastic

    Advertorial

    Greenpeace Africa and Break Free from Plastic have launched a campaign to force the South African government to meet its…

  • ​Jab numbers are increasing at City of Joburg’s non-medical sites​

    Top stories

    JOBURG – As from 1 September 2021, people aged 18 to 35 years will be able to register. 

  • Football continues to thrive even under lockdown, says Tovey

    Local news

    JOBURG -– The role of a coach is becoming even more important as the game evolves and it is essential…

  • Wits cricketer wins big

    Local sport

    BRAAMFONTEIN – The final-year public management postgraduate said he had no expectations of winning the individual accolades despite putting his…

  • Tailored suits that anyone can afford

    Local news

    Founder of Busaniman, Nkululeko Lehapa describes wearing a Busanimen suit as an Urban African Experience.

  • Electrical safety tips

    Crime

    JOBURG – Communities reminded that paying people to work on City Power networks and infrastructure is illegal, dangerous and causes…

  • Five plants to have in your home

    Local news

    EMMARENTIA – Do not get intimidated by the thought of plants in your home. Here is a list of plants…

  • Henry Cock hits day 15

    Local news

    GREENSIDE – A local runner has now run for 15 days of his intended 133, during an epic adventure around…

  • King David Victory Park’s geography whiz kid

    Local news

    VICTORY PARK – A learner, Adam Bertoldi, recently won at this year's Geography Olympiad.

  • Wits reigns in July 2021 graduates

    News

    BRAAMFONTEIN – Graduates give hope that we will rise and meet new challenges with the same bravery and intellect demonstrated…

  • Take an educational hike

    Local news

    MELVILLE – Head on over to the Melville Koppies and spend the morning learning as you venture to through the…

  • Emergency services encourages safety during icy temperatures

    Top stories

    JOBURG – The city’s Emergency Management Services notes that residents can be warm while being safe this winter.

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