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Covid-19 cases continue to rise
Local newsPRETORIA – At this stage, the worst affect age bracket is those aged between 60 - 69, who make up…
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Tennis SA CEO’s frustrations
Local sportJOBURG – Tennis SA CEO outlines his frustrations with the regulations under lockdown level three.
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CSA thanks government for return of professional cricket
Local newsJOBURG – Cricket South Africa acting CEO, Dr Jaques Faul is happy professional cricket can return to the scene.
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UJ’s award winning botanist and modern-day herbalist
Local newsAUCKLAND PARK – The indigenous oral-traditional knowledge of plants and their uses have remained poorly recorded says award-winning UJ professor.
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Wits’ 12 NSTF-South 32 Research Awards nominees
Local newsBRAAMFONTEIN – Wits University holds thumbs for its 12 scientists nominated for the largest, most comprehensive and sought-after national awards…
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Any info on Weltevreden Park abandoned baby needed
CrimeFAIRLAND – Helping the police with this abandoned baby.
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Free clothes given away before store robbery
CrimeAUCKLAND PARK – Free clothes, stolen goods, tracked cell phones, shootouts and eight arrests at the end of it all.
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Selling local art to raise funds in the fight against gender-based violence
Local newsThe current Covid-19 lockdown has thrown a spotlight on those vulnerable to domestic abuse and gender-based violence in South Africa.…
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Positive Covid-19 cases reach 52 991, recoveries reach 29 006
Local newsAlmost 1-million tests have been conducted (968 070). A total of 29 006 people have recovered from the virus.
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Melville’s safest exercising block
Local newsMELVILLE – Joggers, runners and cyclists advised to exercise while keeping themselves safe.
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Where the DA thinks the City of Johannesburg should spend its money
Local newsJOBURG – The Democratic Alliance suggested a collaboration between the public and private sector, with the city as a major…
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Researchers and the public need to communicate better under Covid-19
Local newsAUCKLAND PARK – Better communication is needed in the public sphere regarding the pandemic.
