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  • Christmas giving in spring

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    JOHANNESBURG – Although Christmas is a few months away, charity workers need your help to make the Christmas wishes of…

  • UPDATE: Gates at Wits open as #FeesMustFall protest continues

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    BRAAMFONTEIN - Protesting students will decided what further steps to follow after the Minister of Higher Education caps fees increase…

  • Jobs for the youth

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    JOHANNESBURG – Harambee Youth Employment Accelerator, a youth employment programme, has scaled up its existing services to the SME sector.

  • UPDATE: Students block various campus entry points

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    BRAAMFONTEIN – Student protest against proposed eight percent 2017 fee increase.

  • UPDATE: Wits Students say ‘no’ again

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    BRAAMFONTEIN - Wits Students protest against the Minister's proposed eight per cent fees increment and demand free education

  • Airbnb – the new way of letting residential property

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    This short-term letting app - launched in San Francisco seven years ago - has taken the residential property letting industry…

  • Social media can help your small business

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    You may think that social media is not the platform for your business, but in fact social media could boost…

  • We never used Metro police – Sanral

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    JOBURG – Sanral dismiss claims that Metro Police were previously used to harass motorist for e-toll debts.

  • High heart attack risk in Gauteng

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    Pharma Dynamics releases a study that shows which provinces are the most at risk of heart disease.

  • WATCH: Jumping for Joy dogs

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    SONNEGLANS – Jazmine, Oscar and Yola warm the hearts of those around them.

  • Planned power outage in Randburg tomorrow

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    BLAIRGOWRIE – Various suburbs will be without power on Sunday, 18 September, due to City Power's planned outage.

  • Health department legal claims up by R3.8 billion

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    JOBURG - The Auditor General gave the department an unqualified report, despite a total potential legal liability of R16,5 billion.

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