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Red buses that take you on an adventure
Local newsThe children of Auckland Park-based Mimosa School hopped on a bus and took a fun adventure through Johannesburg.
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UJ and Discovery paint Auckland Park pink for a cause
Local newsThe Vitality Run Series joined forces with UJ to raise vital funds for students in need.
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What Coco Senekal needs to climb her best
Local newsThe local climber shares all the equipment she uses to help ensure her climbs are safe and fun
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The runner who never stopped chasing the next challenge
Local newsChairman of Run Zone Athletics, Graham Block, who is always motivating the next runner and those around him.
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AI’s unprecedented rise raises questions about humanity’s future
NewsProfessor Benjamin Rosman argues that this rapid development has profound implications for humanity.
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University of Johannesburg Steam extravaganza showcases innovation and impact
Local newsHigh school learners were introduced to the beauty of Steam through two interactive days that broadened the minds of those…
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Dumpsite creates more chaos for Fairland
Local newsSecurity company Beagle Watch, along with officials and residents, are calling for more regular clean-ups, as Fairland dumpsite fuels crime,…
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SAPS honours Sophiatown reservist for standing beside her community
NewsConstable Gerda Lourens' award, at the CCIN Convention, paid tribute to her compassion, and her wanting to make a difference…
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The Discovery of less potholes Auckland Park
Local newsDiscovery Pothole Patrol was on scene in the community filling potholes to make roads safer for its users.
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CoJ set to repeal CCTV by-law after South African Property Owners Association court proceedings
MunicipalWith a court hearing looming, the City of Johannesburg is set to repeal its controversial CCTV by-law, acknowledging the concerns…
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Partial restoration of streetlights amid ongoing theft challenges
MunicipalCity Power has managed to repair ten streetlights in Northcliff Ext 19, but five remain off due to cable theft.
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Victory for residents as city scraps CCTV by-law
MunicipalThe city’s decision to scrap the CCTV by-law marks a win for constitutional rights and community crime-fighting efforts.
