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  • Hercie does not allow her disability to define her

    Local news

    LINDEN – Hercie Blaauw does not see her disability as a punishment but as a blessing and she advises parents…

  • Batsa responds to hijackings

    Crime

    JOBURG – British American Tobacco Company SA replies to surge of hijackings on their vehicles.

  • Department fails disabled enterprises

    Local news

    RUIMSIG – Gauteng Department of Sports, Arts, Recreation and Culture only conducted business with 1.62 per cent of identified enterprises…

  • Shortages of condoms in Gauteng

    Local news

    JOBURG – Gauteng Department of Health says shortage of condoms in the first quarter, April – June 2015, is attributed…

  • Residents clean their suburb

    Municipal

    KENSINGTON B – Residents decided to clean up after they were fed up with filthy garbage and neglected street signs…

  • Warning: Planned water outage

    Municipal

    DOUGLASDALE – Planned water outage on 1 September.

  • Police members awarded for faithful service

    Local news

    LITTLE FALLS – SAPS honours faithful members of Honeydew Cluster during a medal parade.

  • Caitlyn makes SA Cmaths team

    News

    RANDPARK RIDGE – Caitlyn adds, divides, subtracts and multiples her way to the South African CMaths team.

  • Victim Support Unit attends to trauma

    Municipal

    Linden — Volunteers' primary function is to offer support and counselling for victims of crime.

  • Residents – ‘Take it down, we don’t want it’

    Local news

    SHARONLEA – The Central Sharonlea residents say they do not want the street pole cell mast in their area.

  • If you go down to the woods today

    Local news

    JOHANNESBURG – Rescue SA gives safety tips for campers and hikers.

  • New law seeks to reduce child trafficking

    Local news

    WELTEVREDEN PARK – Unabridged birth certificate required for minors to travel internationally, is reducing child trafficking numbers.

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