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Private security companies warn violent crime is increasing
CrimeBoth Beagle Watch and SCP Security say cases of vicious attacks are rising in their footprint areas.
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Woman recounts ordeal at hands of violent criminals – police respond
CrimePolice are yet to raise alarm despite private security companies stating violent crime is on the rise.
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King David Park commemorates Yom HaZikaron
Top storiesLearners of King David Victory Park were hosted to a special assembly with two guest speakers who shared their experiences.
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Kettlebells bring different fitness level to Emmarentia
Local newsKettlebell instructor aims to inspire you to get fit, one ballistic exercise at a time.
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Councillors launch an online petition to halt four-hour load-shedding at Roosevelt Park substation
Local newsThe petition highlights the substation's inability to handle long outages which consistently cause trips when power is restored.
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VOX POP: Lack of maintenance can lead to malfunctioning fire hydrants
Local newsIt is important for Joburg Water to ensure that these hydrants are regularly maintained and in good working condition.
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City Power drops most subcontractors from service
Local newsThe utility hopes to have 300 full-time electricians in service by mid-2023.
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Sculpting her own greatness
Local newsAt 84 years old this Venda sculptor was the recipient of an Honorary Doctorate from UJ.
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A runners personal triumph
Local newsTo many an incurable disease could be seen as the bane of their existence. For one local sportswoman its the…
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Ella Blumenthal, a survivor with a story to tell
Local newsThough 101-year-old Ella Blumenthal has lived through some harrowing experiences she still believes the world is a beautiful place.
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Despite R113m upgrades to Roosevelt Park substation, infrastructure cannot cope with load-shedding
Local newsThe substation is in its seventh decade of service and is being detrimentally damaged by extended and frequent Eskom load-shedding.
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What can humanity learn from the holocaust?
Top storiesLearners from King David Victory Park take the time to talk about what they hope humanity takes from the holocaust.
