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  • Madiba gets unstable sometimes

    Local news

    JOBURG - Former President Nelson Mandela's condition becomes unstable at times, the Presidency has said.

  • Fire destroys dozens of shacks in Alex

    Local newsUpdate

    ALEXANDRA - An early morning fire has destroyed dozens of shacks in Alexandra near the Thusong Youth Centre on Josias…

  • Parkhurst couple followed, robbed in shop

    Local news

    PARKHURST - A Parkhurst couple and shopkeeper were robbed at gunpoint by two men.

  • Multimillion rand spruit upgrade underway

    Local news

    BRAAMFONTEIN - A R4 million upgrade of the Braamfontein Spruit near Parkhurst and Craigpark by Johannesburg Roads Agency is expected…

  • Jazz on the Lake road closures

    News

    PARKWOOD - The Johannesburg Arts Alive Festival will kick off with the annual Jazz on the Lake concert at Zoo…

  • Gauteng releases transport plan

    Municipal

    GAUTENG - A 25-year Integrated Transport Master Plan (ITMP25) to ensure mobility for all Gauteng residents has been released.

  • The elderly get active

    Local news

    ALEXANDRA - Older persons participated in various games for fun and health reasons, winners will partake in both provincial and…

  • Cosatu confirms Vavi’s suspension

    Local news

    UNION federation Cosatu has finally confirmed the suspension of general secretary Zwelinzima Vavi.

  • Motlanthe to lead men’s rally against gender violence

    Local news

    JOBURG - Deputy President Kgalema Motlanthe will lead a national men's rally against gender-based violence, rape, and child abuse.

  • Are you man enough to take the pledge

    Local sport

    JOBURG - A new initiative by Vaseline Men, the skincare sponsor of the Springboks, known as the 'Fan of The…

  • Rosebank market finds new home in Norwood

    Local news

    ROSEBANK - The embattled Rosebank Rooftop Market has finally found a new home after being closed for several months.

  • Remain alert at intersections

    Crime

    POLICE have advised motorists to remain vigilant at intersections.

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