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DBE gazettes new dates for learners to return to school
Local newsOnly schools and offices that meet the minimum health, safety and social distancing requirements will be allowed to open.
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Police warn of surge in online fraud
CrimeFAIRLAND - Fairland Police Station has seen a rather worrying increase in the number of cases reported involving online fraud.
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Martial arts at home
Local newsCRESTA - While martial arts has generally suffered during the lockdown, Alchemy Dojang in Cresta has adapted its approach, and…
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Over 1 700 quarantine sites identified by Public Works
Local newsOf the facilities available, 642 belong to the state while 1 109 are privately-owned.
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Plants to be on the lookout for as Melville Koppies
Local newsMELVILLE - The Johannesburg City Heritage Site, Melville Koppies has also been under lockdown for the last two months but…
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JGC gets sanitising tunnel, asks for more donations
Local newsNEWLANDS - Johannesburg Gymnastics Centre is three-quarters of the way to reaching its donations target to keep its door open.
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Sunday 7 team going to the top
Local newsEMMARENTIA - Cricket at Marks Park might have come to an abrupt halt just like all sports due to coronavirus…
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Data and delusion after Covid-19
Local newsAUCKLAND PARK - The latest webinar hosted by the University of Johannesburg lacked neither quality nor quantity on 27 May.
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Department urges minimal water usage as dam levels drop
Local newsDam levels are dropping, causing concern as the dry winter months approach.
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Gauteng’s level 3 rail plans could lead to a ‘public transport disaster’
Local newsThe Committee requested that MEC for Roads and Transport, Jacob Mamabolo convene an urgent meeting with all transport institutions, including…
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Sasol looks to help the keep the hands of Joburgers clean
Local newsSANDTON - On 6 May the integrated chemicals and energy company Sasol, handed over a whopping 1 500 litres of…
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Dabulamanzi Canoe Club members paddle in their swimming pools during the lockdown
Local sportDabulamanzi chairperson, Graham Neate said club members have been keeping fit by running, lifting weights and using paddle ergometers.
