Local news
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WATCH: Vice delves deeper into one of the most secretive minds in modern political history
Local newsJOBURG – Vice takes the audience through Dick Cheney’s complex journey into institutional power.
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International Childhood Cancer Day (ICCD) set to fight survival rates
Local newsJOHANNESBURG – According to Childhood cancer Foundation South Africa, the country has one of the lowest survival rates when it…
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Cremated bodies in abandoned boxes at Parkview Police Station
Local newsPARKVIEW – Police are appealing to the public to come and claim boxes with cremated bodies that they found abandoned…
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Plans to start new Savoy Residents Association underway
Local newsSAVOY ESTATE – The purpose is to promote, protect and foster the interests of the residents.
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Hugh Lewin finally laid to rest
Local newsHOUGHTON – The funeral service of former anti-apartheid activist as well as former St John's College student, Hugh Lewin proceeded…
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Phenomenal opening for 3 Days to Go at local box office
Local newsJOBURG – local film rakes up a staggering R1 million.
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Simphiwe Dana’s congregants set to flock to Annual Congregation at The Lyric Theatre
Local newsJOBURG – Simphiwe Dana’s Annual Congregation promises to be intimate as songstress celebrates 15 years in the industry.
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Food lovers shop at Final Friday Foodie Market
Local newsKILLARNEY – Dozens of shoppers headed to the First Friday Foodie Market at Killarney Mall on 25 January.
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Johannesburg Water project set to bring some jobs
Local newsFOREST TOWN – Not only can the residents of Forest Town look forward to new water pipes but they can…
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Have you microchipped your pet yet? This is why it is important to do so
Local newsJOHANNESBURG – A microchip provides the owners' information.
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Women’s International Zionist Organisation (WIZO) Johannesburg help turn lives around
Local newsRAEDENE – This organisation strives to see a better life for disabled people at Sithandiwe Disabled Care Centre in Lombardy…
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‘We need to make education a priority’
Local newsNORWOOD – James Urdang believes his work in the field of child and youth development is still far from over.
