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Residents demand Orchards Clinic project completed soon
Local newsORCHARDS – People have to travel long distances to access primary health care.
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The sound of music for runners of 4th CityRun
Local newsJOHANNESBURG – Alexandra and Soweto Field Bands and the Parktown Boys' Brass Band are set to entertain the crowds at…
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Men arrested by Johannesburg police
CrimeJOHANNESBURG – An investigation is underway after police arrested two suspects for kidnapping, robbery and malicious damage to property.
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Malachi and Elizée join forces to give their fans a glimpse into lavish lives
Local newsJOBURG – Lavish Mentality shows off new wave duo, Malachi and Elizée's, trap and hip-hop-influenced R&B sound, the perfect marriage…
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SA dance music taste makers to be honoured at Dance Music Awards South Africa 2019
Local newsJOBURG – Acknowledging and honouring the accomplishments and contributions of artists and industry tastemakers in South African dance music, nominations…
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Bob Ezy returns with nostalgic and love-themed EP
Local newsJOBURG – Bob Ezy, the producer of 2008 hit Money Maker and 2013 hit Busa featuring Euphonik and Mpumi returns…
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Sonke Gender Justice launches an initiative this Women’s Month
Local newsJOHANNESBURG – The concept was inspired by the Instagram initiative @catcallsofnyc created by Sophie Sandberg which has garnered a following…
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A place of worship and care for the community
Local newsBRAMLEY – St Catherine's Anglican Church located in Bramley North is not only a place of worship but a palace…
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Choc co-founder Sadie Cutland reflects on her 40 year journey with the NPO
Local newsSAXONWOLD – Sadie Cutland describes why she felt the need to start CHOC 40 years ago.
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Common robberies on the rise in Parkhurst, Greenside and Parktown North
CrimeGREENSIDE – Suspects are targeting restaurants and using different cars to steal from customers while they wait for taxis.
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InstaStory Books hopes to answer South African reading problem
Local newsPARK TOWN – An initiative by Hollard Insurance aims to develop South African children to help them read and comprehend.
