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  • Guptas accused of disregarding building plan regulations

    Local news

    Saxonwold and Parkwood residents associations (Sapra) have been invited to a Thursday council meeting where the Gupta's latest controversy of…

  • Police nab nyaope suspect

    Crime

    BRAMLEY police arrested a driver in possession of nyaope to the value of R30 000 in Malboro.

  • Youth camp to honour Special Olympics founder

    Local news

    ALEXANDRA - Special Olympics South Africa will host a youth camp to honour the founder of Special Olympics Eunice Kennedy…

  • Craigpark bowling club under investigation

    Local news

    CRAIGPARK - Concerns about alleged irregular activities taking place at Craighall Park Bowling Club have been raised by Ward councillor…

  • Old Eds bowls gets new chair

    Local sport

    HOUGHTON - The Old Edwardian Bowls Club has a new chairperson: life-long bowls lover Eric Rosen.

  • Education MEC visits Yeoville school

    Local news

    YEOVILLE - The Gauteng Department of Education MEC Barbara Creecy visited the Yeoville Community School to monitor the commencement of…

  • Battle of the Choirs a resounding success

    Local news

    JOBURG - The Linder Auditorium swelled to the sound of hundreds of young voices as 11 schools competed in the…

  • Police dismiss Toninos assault case

    CrimeUpdate

    SYDENHAM - Norwood police have dismissed a case of an alleged homophobic assault of a family at Tonino's Portuguese Restaurant.

  • Bogus Eskom workers on the rampage

    Local news

    ROSEBANK Bogus Eskom employees are targeting unsuspecting suburban residents who they attack at home and rob at gunpoint.

  • Government threatens to shut down Community Works Programme

    Local news

    ALEXANDRA - Government threatens to shut down the Community Works Programme in Alexandra.

  • M1 mudslide caused by vandals

    Local news

    JOBURG - The Johannesburg Roads Agency warned motorists about possible delays on the M1 southbound near Killarney due to a…

  • Wits apologises to victims of sex abuse

    Local news

    BRAAMFONTEIN - Wits vice-chancellor Professor Adam Habib has apologised to the individuals who have experienced sexual harassment on the campus.

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