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Randburg residents urged to support glass recycling initiative
TGRC encourages residents to recycle glass.
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Businesswomen dress in pink for October sisterhood event in Bromhof
South African Connection Business Women hosted another successful sisterhood meeting, aimed at bringing women together.
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8 Pretoria athletes in Team SA for Youth Olympics in Dakar
Team SA will look to build on its 15 previous medals as the African continent hosts its first-ever Olympic event.
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Magua MTG Taekwon-Do clubs celebrate milestone weekend in North Riding
Local martial arts instructor earns highest Taekwon-Do grading in South Africa.
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No jail time for Ballito businessman convicted of assault and kidnapping
North Coast Courier
A KZN woman expressed fear for her safety after her former husband avoided prison time despite convictions for serious offenses.
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KZN resident hailed after daring beach rescue
Network News
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South Africa faces severe thunderstorms as lightning warnings issued
Caxton Network News
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Bribery complaint against acting judge hits quorum snag at JCC
The Citizen
Committee chaired by Chief Justice said members who previously considered the matter were disqualified from hearing it further.
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The Witness
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Kubayi calls for patience as anti-immigration protests intensify
The Witness
Justice Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi has stressed that government is working to address immigration concerns.
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How to prevent school sport from becoming a mental health risk
How schools, coaches and parents are involved in high-performance sports can protect children’s mental resilience.
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Collectable tropical plants
Indoor tropical plants are here to stay. Discover some unusual takes on well-loved varieties to add to your collection.
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Honda and Mitsubishi join forces to launch new bakkie
A joint venture between two motoring giants will put a badge-engineered Triton on production lines in 2028, marking a new…
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Illicit costs more than you think: Buy legit and grow the neighbourhood
Buying cheap contraband might feel like a personal win at the till, but local communities and honest shopkeepers end up…
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