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  • Money spent towards a warm cause

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    Partnership between The Chinese Association and the Nelson Mandela Foundation in Houghton brings warmth.

  • A victim support unit at Parkview

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    Victim-friendly room services are offered for free at the Parkview Police Station.

  • Riaad Moosa brings Cassim Kaif back to the big screen

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    The screening and comedy session will take place on July 29 at CineCentre Grandwest ,CPT, July 30 at CineCentre Suncoast,…

  • Telephone lines down at hospital an inconvenience

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    DA Gauteng Shadow Health MEC Jack Bloom has raised concerns that Charlotte Maxeke Hospital has blamed broken switchboard on load-shedding.

  • Book encourages activity in children

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    Nine experts in various health and wellness fields contributed to the children’s wellness book launched in Houghton.

  • Psoriasis is more than skin deep

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    Psoriasis, psoriatic arthritis, inflammatory disease, skin patches, depression, heart disease, biological treatment

  • Esports brand launches tournaments at high schools

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    Gank launches High School Esports League at Parktown Boys’ High School to grow professional gamers.

  • Find a four-legged companion

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    Visit the shop between 09:00 and 14:00 at The Garden Shop to view their selection of adoptable dogs.

  • Planned outage in Parkwood

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    The planned interruption is for City Power to conduct maintenance work on their network.

  • Nelson Mandela Children’s Film Festival celebrates fifth anniversary

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    Festival co-founder Firdoze Bulbulia, said film, animation and gaming are innovative mediums that can open new windows, shedding light on…

  • Lives of 14 children to be changed this Smile Week

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    Smile Week launched at Charlotte Maxeke Hospital aims to tackle backlog of corrective surgery caused by Covid-19 restrictions.

  • 222 blanket collected for Diepsloot

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    The blankets were collected by a Grade 9 King David Victory Park learner and his mother.

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