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Ogle Foundation hands sanitary towels to Princess High girls
Local newsThe Ogle Foundation sponsored sanitary towels to high school girls as part of their Women's Day empowerment mission.
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Local crime fighter wins certificate of recognition from the West’s Civilian Crime Intervention Network
Local newsBeyers 'Fluffy' van Staden receives a certificate in recognition of his hard work as a volunteer community crime fighter in…
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Crawfordians explore Great Barrier Reef in VR
Local newsYouth explore the ocean and learn about the impact of humanity on coral reefs.
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Local crafters set up shop at West Rand Sewing craft market
Local newsThe craft market day saw local crafters setting up shop to showcase their talents on Ondekkers Road.
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NPO hands out sanitary products to local Child Welfare beneficiaries
Local newsChild Welfare team up with Palesa Pads to help young girls feel dignified.
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SANBS and 100% Foundation to host blood drive
Local newsThe event is an open walk-in for all who want to donate.
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PowerPlay Sports Academy host week-long talent identification tournament at venues across Roodepoort
Local newsThe competition aims to give players an additional platform to showcase their cricketing abilities.
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24-year-old shares his passion for finding missing persons
Local newsA Fleurhof resident is very passionate about helping families locate their missing loved ones and said that his project helps…
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Young Crawfordian represents SA in World Champs
Local newsYoung karate student competes in world champs.
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Bekende skrywer besoek plaaslike skool om kinders te inspireer om te lees
Local newsKinders kry 'n inspirerende praatjie oor lees van skrywer Fanie Viljoen, tesame met die bekendstelling aan sommige van sy ander…
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Jersusalema and Durban Deep residents flee to safety amid zama zama shootouts
CrimeUpdateResidents and their families fled to seek shelter at the Florida Police Station amid fear of ongoing zama zama shootouts.
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Roodepoort community urged to keep an eye out for infected owls
Local newsBe on the lookout for our feathered wildlife friends, catching symptoms early can save lives.
