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  • School left in the dark after repeated cable theft

    Crime

    A surge in cable theft has left Peter Road residents and a private school without power for nearly a week,…

  • Sewage crisis turns Honeydew river toxic

    MunicipalSensitive Content

    Dead fish and a foul smell highlight the ongoing pollution in Honeydew’s Wilgespruit River.

  • Wilropark inwoner blaas 99 kersies uit

    Local news

    Tannie Louisa het onlangs haar 99ste verjaardag saam met vyf generasies familie gevier. Sy vertel hoe haar drome, hartseer en…

  • Hendrik Potgieter sinkhole repairs in progress

    MunicipalUpdate

    This comes as a relief to motorists and residents as they await the full restoration of the road.

  • St Gabriel’s Anglican Church stands together with GBV victims

    Local news

    The church in partnership with Diocese of Johannesburg and Hope Africa hosted a GBV workshop.

  • Collapsing bridge highlights municipal failures

    MunicipalUpdate

    Despite actions to conduct a site visit, the bridge on Glover Road remains a hazard for residents.

  • Comrades runner shares his running journey

    Sport

    At 58, Leon du Plessis from the Florida Running Club has six Bill Rowan medals and 14 Comrades Marathon finishes…

  • Local church feeds families

    Local news

    The day was a powerful reminder of kindness and community, showing what can be achieved if people work together for…

  • FBW bids farewell to 2025

    Local news

    The FBW used its last meeting of the year to pay tribute to, and thank those that support their efforts.

  • CPF honours volunteers

    Local news

    The day showed that their dedication, willingness to serve, effort, and giving up their time to ensure the residents are…

  • Constantia Kloof’s choir ends on a high note

    Local news

    Constantia Kloof Primary’s choir proudly took home national honours after competing at the Allegretto IPE Gala for the first time…

  • Padel prodigy reaches new heights

    Sport

    What began as a hobby has now taken young Ryden to international excellence.

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