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  • Bipolar Awareness Week

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    NORTH RIDING – Doctors argue that bipolar disorder patients need support and guidance in understanding their medical conditions.

  • Sector 3 saddened by the passing of Daniel Smith

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    HONEYDEW – Sector 3 chairman says it was a privilege to work with the late Daniel Smith.

  • Palmer steals the show

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    BRYANSTON – Palmer fights back to take the win at the IGT Tour's CA Academy Classic.

  • Job seekers be warned

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    FERNDALE – Job seekers are warned to be aware of criminals who might take advantage of them with fake offers.

  • What are your rights when you get arrested?

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    JOBURG – Reasonable force may be used by an officer to affect the arrest should arrest be resisted.

  • GALLERY: Drugs contribute to domestic violence

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    KENSINGTON B – Randburg SAPS and Kenbrink Resident's Association teach domestic workers about the effects of drugs and taking charge.

  • E-tolls will cost less, but are here to stay

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    JOBURG – Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa revealed the new dispensation for Gauteng motorists.

  • Making a change one school at a time

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    BRYANSTON — Local organisation is on a quest to improve the education system one school at a time.

  • Business empowerment

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    BLAIRGOWRIE – Randburg Chamber of Commerce and Industry says they support Earn, a business empowerment initiative.

  • Laws around sex work in SA

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    BRAAMFONTEIN – The Sweat organisation argues that criminalising sex work industry increases human rights violations against sex workers in South…

  • GALLERY: Domestic workers and gardeners empowered

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    FONTAINEBLEAU – Domestic workers and gardeners learn the importance of knowing emergency numbers.

  • Police lost 2 356 guns in three years

    Crime

    JOBURG – Minister of Police Nkosinathi Nhleko revealed that police have lost 2 356 firearms in the past three years.

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