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Women run, cheer and inspire at SPAR Challenge
SportThe SPAR Women’s Challenge Jozi brought together thousands of women in Johannesburg, celebrating health, unity, and empowerment while supporting breast…
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SPAR Womens Challenge Jozi set to light up Joburg streets
SportFrom elite athletes to first-time walkers, the SPAR Women’s Challenge Jozi returns to Marks Park this Sunday, a celebration of…
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Community Cleaners tackle litter at Fairland koppie
Local newsThey rolled up their sleeves to tackle litter one rubbish bag at a time.
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Coco does a dyno past competitors
Local newsThe young climber recently took part in the South African National Climbing Federation Nationals, where she took first place in…
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Historic Northcliff home faces possible rezoning
Local newsThe application is to rezone 11 Hearn Drive and 206 Frederick Street to allow approximately 25 dwelling units on the…
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UJ graduate lands career at Four Seasons through Diageo programme
Local newsWith South Africa’s youth unemployment crisis, UJ alumna Precious Dube says initiatives like Diageo’s Learning for Life provide not only…
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Families gear up for Jozi’s SPAR Women’s Challenge
Local newsMarks Park will host the SPAR Women’s Challenge on 5 October, with fun runs, a kids zone, charity causes, and…
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Readers say goodbye Zola
Local newsLovers of the reads: The Thing with Zola and I do… Don't I?, say goodbye to the character through its…
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Dog trainer explains why reward, not punishment, works best
NewsMarks Park All Breeds Dog Training Club trainer Mark Greyling explains two golden rules to transform your dog's behaviour.
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Sprankel Joernaal bring lewe terug in die stryd teen tegnologie
Local news“Skerms verdof ons kinders,” sê Dr. Kruger. Haar Sprankel Joernaal help gesinne om weer regte verbinding te ervaar.
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Monthly prayer sessions for protection over community, first responders, and security companies
Community galleriesReverend and chaplain Stanton Jogannah emphasises the power of faith and prayer in creating safer neighbourhoods.
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Wits professor warns of double-edged future of AI
NewsAI’s growth is unprecedented, says Wits professor, urging society to prepare for both breakthroughs and breakdowns.
