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Reclaimers not 90 per cent responsible
OpinionNORTHCLIFF – A resident says Pikitup is mostly responsible for recycling in their area, not reclaimers.
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Wits students receive life-changing bursaries from Huawei South Africa
NewsBRAAMFONTEIN – The bursaries, which were also awarded to five other universities are worth R7 million.
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DBE suspends contact sports with immediate effect
SportJOBURG – The Department of Basic Education will continue to monitor the situation and a government gazette will be issued…
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Sophiatown reminded of the horror that is 10A
CrimeSOPHIATOWN – Ward councillor says the fate of 10A has and will always rest with the authorities at the City.
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Supporting young girls with sanitary products
Local newsSOPHIATOWN – Police also look to rebuild their image as they host their netball and sanitary product initiative.
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Police hunt for weekend murder suspects
CrimeBRIXTON – Manhunt launched to find unknown suspects involved in weekend murders and attempted murders.
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MEC Parks Tau supports development of township entrepreneurs
Top storiesJOBURG – MEC Parks Tau encouraged the public and private sectors to collaborate with township-based entrepreneurs, facilitating growth from micro,…
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OLICO maths programme help learners achieve remarkable pass rates
JOURG – By maximising the potential of low-tech tools like WhatsApp, senior phase children under the guidance of committed tutors…
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Brixton police look for more tip offs after stolen goods suspect busted
CrimeBRIXTON – Tip off leads to arrest of suspect found with goods he could not explain the source of.
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How to navigate open days
NewsOpen days are essentially just as the name suggests – days when schools open their doors. It's also when the…
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Music composed to heal
EntertainmentNEWLANDS – Local Afro-pop singer/songwriter plans to take his music to the world and have it be a positive influence…
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175 motorists arrested during the weekend for drunk driving
Top storiesJOBURG – The drivers were detained at various Police Stations where they were granted bail of between R1500 to R2500.
