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Victims have the right to respect and care after a crime
CrimeLINDEN – The Linden Police applaud the work the victim support unit performs in assisting victims of crime.
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RCCI CEO spends a day in a wheelchair to raise awareness
Local newsFERNDALE – The CEO of the Randburg Chamber of Commerce and Industry spends a day in a wheelchair to raise…
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AA offers safety tips for road users ahead of Easter holidays
Local newsJOBURG – Rest before travel. Do not make a journey – especially a long journey – if you are tired,…
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Acacia collects 2 000 Easter eggs
NewsNORTH RIDING – Local school collects Easter eggs for underprivileged children.
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Honeydew CPF volunteer patroller heads awarded
Local newsHONEYDEW – The Honeydew CPF expressed appreciation for the role that volunteers play in the community in their patroller's programme.
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Residents cut Cresta’s overgrown grass
Local newsCRESTA – Residents cut grass on verges and pavements in the area every two weeks.
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850 firearms turned in at Linden Police Station
CrimeLINDEN – Local police station collects a host of pistols and rifles following the latest firearm amnesty period.
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Fledgling given hope in Kelland
Local newsKELLAND – Here is why you shouldn't be so quick to rehome urban wildlife, like birds of prey, should you…
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JRA responds to asphalt production concerns
MunicipalRANDBURG – The Johannesburg Roads Agency has responded to reasons behind their alleged lack of asphalt production.
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Founder’s Day celebrated by Blairgowrie primary learners
NewsBLAIRGOWRIE – Learners at the BPS traded their school uniforms for the day, in favour of their Scout uniform.
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Saints boys lend a helping hand
NewsPARKMORE – The St Stithians Boys' College Community Engagement Committee headed the clean-up.
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Roads agency aims to crack down on infrastructure theft
Local newsPRESIDENT RIDGE – Johannesburg Roads Agency’s partnership with Metro police to intensify law enforcement on the city’s roads through greater…
