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  • #18GirlChild celebrates first birthday in style

    Local news

    Not one to rest on her laurels, Layla pushes onward in her never-ending fight to ensure that no girl should…

  • ‘Skelms stole my bike online’

    Crime

    A victim from Roodepoort, Hennie Page, is one of many who cried foul during the early stages of lockdown after…

  • Lil Choices caring for the circle of life

    Local news

    Supporters from as far away as Port Elizabeth and Australia were present to enjoy the organisation's hospitality.

  • Selfless supporter trims her locks for CANSA

    Local news

    At the beginning of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the Northwest Christian School Grade 5 chopped off 33cm of her hair…

  • WATCH: Burning compost, far from over

    Municipal

    Touching on the health aspects of this matter, Louis Mahlangu, who travelled from Dobsonville, refuted the claim that the smoke…

  • IBM announces a split

    Business

    International Business Machines (IBM) has announced a strategic business development. What is this all about?

  • Securing food through SMS campaign

    Local news

    The exhilarating launch featured an awareness trail walk in Modderfontein, and formalities and entertainment by Buti Green, the organisation’s mascot…

  • Community is key – Mathabo Kunene

    Local news

    According to Margaret, it is so important now more than ever to work together as women.

  • One dead and four injured in Wilgeheuwel crash

    Local news

    One man was found trapped in the overturned vehicle while four others were lying next to the vehicles.

  • Roodepoort dancers heeding the president’s call to dance

    Local news

    President Cyril Ramaphosa called on citizens to put their best foot forward and show off their moves to lift spirits…

  • Roodepoort CPF Youth Desk take to the streets to fight GBV

    Local news

    A highlight of the day was the groups of traditional dancers, made up of the very demographic most in need…

  • Songwriter spreading his love of music

    Local news

    After 35 years in the banking industry, Frank van Doorene turned his attention to his passion for music.

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