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The International Women’s Forum South Africa (IWFSA) honoured women at Standard Bank head offices
Local newsThe IWFSA is the South African arm of the International Women’s Forum (IWF) comprises of over 8,000 distinguished members from…
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Charlotte Maxeke Academic Hospital hosted a successful Cooking with Gadgets competition
Local newsThe Cooking with Gadgets programme started in 2015 at the Occupational Therapy Department at Charlotte Maxeke Academic Hospital.
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Samsung welcomes a new era of OLED gaming
NewsSponsoredThe Samsung DQHD OLED monitor features AI upscaling and an incredibly fast 0.03ms response time (GtG) to bring gamers closer…
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Join the flipside with Samsung’s Galaxy Z Series’ trade-in offer
NewsSponsoredWhether you have a taste for foldable phones or simply want to try something new, the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip5…
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Biliary Atresia Committee launched an awareness campaign at Charlotte Maxeke Academic Hospital
Local newsBiliary atresia is a rare paediatric liver disease that affects infants, leading to the blockage or absence of bile ducts.
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CEO of Nelson Mandela Children’s Hospital shares inspirational story
Local newsNelson Mandela Children’s Hospital CEO shared her inspirational journey from a dreamer to a survivor and now, a healer.
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Norwood twin dog lost soon after birthday celebration
Local newsAll was not lost as community members rallied and helped find one-half, of a pair, of lost twin dogs from…
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Music enthusiasts enjoyed a concert featuring the timeless compositions of Michael Mosoeu Moerane at The Goethe-Institut
Local newsMichael Mosoeu Moerane, the first black music graduate in South Africa, was known for only a handful of choral pieces…
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Saps officer and prisoners die in highway collision
Local newsA collision on the M1 highway claimed the life of a police officer, as well as some of the prisoners…
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Rockie BRM 5km and 10km delights local runners
Local newsThe Rosebank Killarney Gazette partnered with the inaugural Rockies BRM 5km and 10km race which saw runners fill the streets…











