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City of Joburg customers give e-Joburg self-help portal a thumbs up
Local newsAt least 70% of the City of Joburg customers are reportedly satisfied and find the e-Joburg self-help portal easy to…
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UJ students-athletes share their perspective on the importance of sports
Local sportWith the UJ Sports Gala Awards held in Randpark Golf Club, the Randburg Sun asked student-athletes about the importance of…
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Heathway Shopping Centre post box users still in limbo
Local newsCustomers no longer have access to their post boxes and mail is being diverted to Cresta.
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Meet Bryanston Ext 8’s queen of puppy raising – Tanya King
LettersTanya King is able to take her puppy to work and train him how to behave in an office environment.
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Randburg SPCA and security company team up to rescue a trapped kitten
NewsRandburg SPCA and SCP Security worked together on a heroic mission.
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Local music competition hopes to empower young talent
Local newsSeason two of the Remy Producers local music competition is looking for the community’s best beat makers.
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Retirement village in Olivedale hosts carnival
NewsCelebration Retirement Estate sees residents walk (or be pushed on wheelchairs) around the property on a bright and sunny Saturday.
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School in North Riding announces its leaders for 2023, focusing on inspiring the next group
SchoolsThe school appoints a head leader, two co-deputies and seven heads of committees.
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Guide dogs visit Olivedale Library
Local newsPuppies in training to be guide dogs stand, sit, roll and touch as part of a demonstration at Olivedale Library.
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Drakensberg Boys Choir to perform at the Liberty Church during their tour
Top StoriesDrakensburg Boys Choir will be performing at Piazza at Melrose Arch, to Heidelberg Klipkerk, Moreletapark Kerk Pretoria and Liberty Church…
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Curro Aurora robotics teacher to judge at World Robotics Olympiad in Germany
SchoolsTeacher to represent his school, and country, in robotics event in Dortmund.
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Peacocks make Boskruin their home
Local newsThere are over a dozen peacocks in the flock though more are born each year.
