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  • Man shot in front of school

    Crime

    JOBURG - The police appeal to anyone with information regarding a shooting outside De La Salle Holy Cross Junior School…

  • Rampant Rabada demolishes Aussies

    Local sport

    JOBURG - A rampant Kagiso Rabada from Fourways in Johannesburg bowled the Junior Proteas to the U19 Cricket World Cup…

  • Gordhan focuses on job creation in budget speech

    Local news

    JOBURG - This year’s budget speech by Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan highlighted, among others, issues such as education, corruption and…

  • Spruit gets a spruce-up

    Local news

    PARKHURST- Residents gave the section of Braamfontein Spruit that runs through the bottom of their suburb some TLC.

  • Road closures in Melrose

    Local news

    ILLOVO - Residents are advised of temporary road restrictions in the areas of Melrose North, Melrose Estate, Birdhaven and Melrose…

  • Policeman hits jackpot

    Local news

    HILLBROW - The life of a Hillbrow resident, Lawrence Mmei has hit a turning point after he was named the…

  • Electricity theft is a crime – Eskom

    Local news

    JOBURG - Residents are cautioned to take electricity theft seriously and to not illegally connect electricity.

  • E-toll on a roll

    Local news

    JOBURG - More than 1.2 million users have registered for e-tags according to the South African Road Agency (Sanral).

  • StrEat adds fresh spin to outdoor eating

    Local news

    JOBURG - There's a new fast-food supplier of fresh and healthy meals that suits get-up-and-go lifestyles.

  • Monte patron’s wheelchair woes

    Local news

    MAGALIESSIG- Shining the spotlight on disabled access at Montecasino theatres.

  • A journo’s Johannesburg

    Local news

    JOBURG - David Smith arrived in Joburg in 2009 to work as the Africa correspondent for a British newspaper, and…

  • E-tolls could impact property value

    Local news

    THE PARKS - It appears that e-toll woes could go beyond affecting citizens’ wallets – property prices could drop in…

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