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  • Crash causes traffic delays at busy intersection

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    Another crash at the infamous intersection along Homestead Avenue and Kenneth Road slows down early morning traffic.

  • Mother finally free after years of abuse

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    A woman who was previously a victim of domestic violence speaks out and says she was lucky to escape. She…

  • Beauty influencer speaks about women

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    With the focus on National Women's Day and Women's Month, the Herald spoke to one of Randfontein's most inspirational women,…

  • Vleisfees neem Randfontein oor

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    Veteraanmotors wat brul, vee op skou en skilpadjies asook skaap op die spit – feesgangers het by die duisende opgedaag vir…

  • Die 2024 Vleisfees IN FOTO’S

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    Vanjaar se Vleisfees by die Tuinhekkie op 3 Augustus, die vierde van sy soort, was uiters pret vir besoekers wat…

  • Pedestrian struck by bakkie in Homelake

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    A near-fatal pedestrian collision occurred at the infamous intersection in Homelake.

  • Long road of rehabilitation for chained-up Nala

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    A dog who was found tied to a fence with a chain, as well as a lock, is in dire…

  • Randfontein’s very own to fight fires in Canada

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    As part of the Working On Fire Kishugu Joint Venture, 200 wildland firefighters have been deployed to Canada to lend…

  • Milestone elderly treated to a fun movie and treats

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    The Hillshaven Library partnered with Laerskool Modderfontein Primary School to treat elderly residents.

  • Nearly R3K raised for needy animals

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    No More Tears Animal Rescue and Nate's Restaurant held an entertainment quiz night to raise funds.

  • Annie receives treatment and sponsors

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    The 9th Day has been treating Annie after she endured months on the streets of Randfontein and two major companies…

  • Major Heritage Day celebration on its way

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    A major Heritage Day celebration will be held in Dan Tloome next month.

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