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UJ and Wits look to improve in this year’s Varsity Cup
Local sportJOBURG – Will UJ make it two in a row or will Wits get the W this time around?
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Fairland police host Joburg’s police stations
Top storiesFAIRLAND – 40 police stations meet at Mosaiek Church to plan for the near future.
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Helen Joseph Hospital has highest staff attendance rate in Gauteng
Local newsAUCKLAND PARK – According to unconfirmed data for the last two years, it appears that nurses have the lowest attendance…
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Twitter reacts: Emergency ward at Helen Joseph Hospital floods
Local newsROSSMORE – Patients had to be moved to other wards because of the heavy floods that entered the emergency ward…
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WATCH: Various bridges flooded in Joburg, motorists advised to be cautious
Local newsJOBURG – Joburg has seen some localised flooding this morning, with some rivers overflowing and preventing motorists from crossing.
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Police warn the public to be cautious in rainy conditions with flash flooding
Local newsJOBURG – The police are appealing to members of the community to be very careful when crossing rivers and bridges…
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Stay safe with these smash-and-grab prevention tips
Local newsJOBURG – Arrive Alive says if there is nothing to grab, there is no reason for the window to be…
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The SA-UK connection that benefits hopeless South Africans
NewsSOPHIATOWN – From the UK to SA, all join forces to try make a better future for young South Africans.
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High possibility for Stage 2 load-shedding over the weekend
Local newsJOBURG – Eskom announced that South Africans should prepare for an increased possibility of load-shedding over the next 18 months…
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How to be safe during load-shedding
Local newsJoburg– Public urged to be vigilant and to remember good personal safety habits.
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Nathan Paulse visits Growing Champions
Local sportNORTHCLIFF – Young soccer players take lessons from those who have walked the path they look to experience.
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Fairland CPF’s forever active patrollers and victim support unit thanked for their efforts
CrimeFAIRLAND – Burgers, cold drinks and laughs replace statements and reports at this CPF meeting.
