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COJ investigates spending of R80 million on Covid-19 supplies in two weeks
Local newsJOBURG – Afriforum laid criminal charges of corruption against the City of Johannesburg and relevant suppliers.
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Safety tips to survive the rain and possible storm
Top storiesJOBURG – Motorists should not attempt to drive in flood conditions.
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City Power confident no bias was given for consultancy tender after former exec takes appointment at benefiting firm
Local newsJOBURG – According to City Power the CEO, chairperson of the board, all board members and political leaders across the…
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Team Soccer sets off the 200km BrightRock Battle of the Sports
Top storiesJOBURG – Bafana Bafana legends Teko Modise, Siyabonga Nomvethe and Matthew Booth joined expedition leader, Erik Vermeulen, to see if…
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Sassa grant payments to continue as normal despite Post Office’s financial restraints
Top storiesJOBURG – Post Office communications officer, Johan Kruger said that the SA Post Office experienced a dramatic reduction in revenue…
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Hip hip hooray as Brixton’s Mrs Erasmus turns 91 years old
Local newsBRIXTON – Among those in the community that wished her Happy Birthday were the Brixton Community Forum and the Brixton…
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Fuel price relief on the cards
Industry NewsNot even a steep bounce in both the rand/US dollar exchange rate and international oil prices could take the shine…
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Stats SA warns public about fake vacancies
Local newsJOBURG – According to Statistics South Africa, the Stats SA Human Resource database for registration is not currently open.
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Melville’s very own neo-soul, Afropop and poetry songbird
Local newsMELVILLE – The EP and her single is on all music streaming platforms and she has encouraged the public to…
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How matrics can avoid fly-by-night colleges when they register for next year
High SchoolAs the year is slowly coming to an end, matriculants are weighing their options and looking at tertiary institutions where…
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ALERT: Severe thunderstorms to hit Gauteng on 30 September
Local newsJOBURG – The thunderstorm formations are expected to start in the early afternoon and reach their maximum intensity around 5pm.
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WSRA chairman comes under fire from former exco members
Local newsWESTDENE – No work was being done during the Covid-19 lockdown yet money was reportedly leaving the account.
