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Pothole problems plague Randpark Ridge roads
Local newsRANDPARK RIDGE – Residents of Randpark Ridge have petitioned the Johannesburg Roads Agency to address their neighbourhood's pothole concerns.
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Stage 2 load-shedding commences today at 12pm
Local newsJOBURG – The area is said to have experienced 65mm of rain, which added to the constraints caused by the…
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Crawford International Schools first to be authorised as IB World Schools
AdvertorialCrawford International group of schools are the first across the globe to complete the authorisation process, with seven of their…
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Safety tips when buying dogs online
Top StoriesJOBURG – Milly Barnard, Community Development Manager for Fidelity ADT said these fraudsters are taking advantage of innocent people who…
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Free-to-attend eLearning Indaba to take the form of monthly, power-hour, online sessions
Local newsJOBURG – Capacity is limited to 500 attendees with some space left for those interested in attending.
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WCSS and Pikitup partner in Windsor clean-up
Local newsWINDSOR – Windsor Community Support Services and Pikitup joined efforts in a recent Windsor clean-up.
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Randburg SPCA appeals to community for help
Local newsNORTH RIDING – Kennel manager Cynthia Bezuidenhout appeals to community members to help in any way they can.
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JRA urges residents to be extra cautious during flash floods
Top StoriesThe Johannesburg Roads Agency(JRA) provides tips to follow during flash floods.
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Blairgowrie resident’s tale of resilience in captivity
Local newsBLAIRGOWRIE – Al Qaeda's longest-held surviving captive and Blairgowrie resident tells his story in a new book.
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Downs begins its defence of Nedbank Cup
Local sportJOBURG – Sundowns opens its defence account of Nedbank Cup at home against Stellies.
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Elnita Road water leak continues
MunicipalBOSKRUIN – According to concerned resident Ammie Deepnarain, no work has been done to a water pipe replacement on Elnita…
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AA says fuel prices are set to increase this February
Top StoriesJOBURG – The AA noted that the Rand dropped to an all-time low of over R19 to the dollar last…
