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Community invited to walk for a good cause
Local newsWalking The Talk Foundation to host fundraiser at Ruimsig Stadium.
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Gauteng exceeds first-month target in Lenacapavir HIV prevention rollout
NewsGauteng has surpassed its first-month target for the rollout of Lenacapavir, with eligible clients receiving the long-acting HIV prevention medication…
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Education takes centre stage at community engagement
Local newsResidents, teachers and community leaders gathered to discuss how stronger partnerships can create better opportunities for children and young people.
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Learners embrace creativity on Wacky Hair Day
SchoolsBright colours, bold styles and big smiles filled Bob and Wendy Nursery School in Randgate as young learners showed off…
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SARS auto-assesses 1.9m taxpayers on the first day of filing season
NewsTaxpayers are encouraged to use SARS's expanded digital services while remaining alert to filing season scams.
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What you must check before hitting the road this school holiday
NewsMotorists are being urged to double-check their paperwork and fine status before the school holiday travel rush begins, as roadblocks…
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Springboks vs England served with a bowl of biltong soup
NewsWith the Springboks taking on England tonight, there’s no better way to settle in for the action than with a…
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Winter weekend watchlist: Movies and series worth streaming
NewsTurn a gloomy weekend into the perfect binge session with these must-watch movies and series.
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Overcrowding and decay plague Mohlakeng hostel
MunicipalPoor sanitation, overcrowding and deteriorating infrastructure have reignited debate over responsibility for the ageing facility.
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Young boxer’s dream cut short in Toekomsrus mass shooting
CrimeUpdateRemembered as disciplined and determined, Romano's life and ambitions ended far too soon in the deadly shooting.
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Tshiamo Motubatse’s hockey dream takes flight
Local sportA Grade 7 Randfontein Primary learner is celebrating a major milestone after earning selection to a provincial hockey side following…
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Youth at risk as drug-induced psychosis cases climb
Local newsYoung people are particularly vulnerable to drug-related psychosis, making early treatment and community support more important than ever.
