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Mohlakeng celebrates as local son becomes Bishop of Johannesburg
Local newsThe Mohlakeng community gathered in celebration as one of their own returned home after being elevated to a prominent leadership…
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New Finsbury sports facility already showing signs of decay
MunicipalMaintenance issues and poor playing conditions are raising concerns about the readiness of the new Finsbury Sports Complex.
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Lace up for the West Rand’s biggest running event
Local sportThe West Rand Marathon invites runners of all levels to enjoy a vibrant day of racing, entertainment and community spirit…
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Randfontein schools impress at Best of the West
Caxton SchoolsYoung netball and hockey players from Laerskool Gerrit Maritz, Laerskool Randfontein and Randfontein Primary demonstrated skill and sportsmanship while competing…
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Designs that speak
Top storiesFrom custom paintings to bold graphic designs, Kgosi ART is exploring brand collaborations to bring his art to a wider…
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Residents blame heavy trucks for road damage
MunicipalResidents say heavy trucks using Condor Drive as a shortcut have caused severe damage, prompting calls for urgent municipal intervention.
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Abandoned properties under scrutiny as ammo is found in derelict home
CrimeA crime prevention operation targeting abandoned buildings led to the discovery of live ammunition in Randfontein.
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Jannas and Phahama stars impress at D2 trials
School sportTwo Randfontein schools showcased skill and determination as young netballers battled for D2 squad selection in Krugersdorp.
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Teine seniors dominate Diggers in pre-season clash
Local sportRandfontein Rugby Club’s senior teams delivered a commanding performance, piling on the points while keeping Diggers scoreless in a dominant…
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Suspect nabbed in Mohlakeng fake documents scheme
CrimeA man was arrested in Mohlakeng after police uncovered the production and sale of fake certificates.
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D2 district teachers honoured for Class of 2025 results
Local newsTeachers from the D2 district in Randfontein were recognised for their role in the Class of 2025’s strong matric performance.
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Finsbury residents clean up streets amid frustration with local leadership
MunicipalThe Finsbury community take matters into their own hands by rolling up their sleeves and restoring pride in their neighbourhood.
