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  • Revamped basketball courts attract players

    Local news

    PARKVIEW – The second set of courts are set to be completed by March.

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    Driving with an expired license due to the printer problem?

    Lifestyle

    With SA’s driving license card printing machine in for repairs, many drivers are worried about how driving without a valid…

  • Initiative aims to provide transparency

    Local news

    JOHANNESBURG – Residents may use the portal to improve their environment and alert City of Joburg officials of infrastructure failure…

  • Find a furry friend at Woodrock

    Local news

    PARKTOWN NORTH – Locals are invited to visit the shop between 09:00 and 14:00 every Saturday and Sunday to view…

  • An invite to City entities to cooperate

    Local news

    WARD 72 – The councillor aims to make the ward even better than before.

  • Class of 2021 celebrate their achievements after a tough year in matric

    Local news

    The Rosebank Killarney Gazette visited many schools around the neighbourhood to capture the special moments. All of our schools should…

  • Important dos & don’ts when it comes to adoption

    Important dos and don’ts when it comes to adoption

    Kids

    Are you interested in knowing more about how to adopt a child in the correct and legal manner in South…

  • Change for the better

    Local news

    After hanging with the wrong crew then seeing his greater potential, the matriculant decided to change for the better.

  • ‘My twin brother is my hero’

    Local news

    LINKSFIED – One twin who aced his matric exams while his brother was in treatment feels inspired by his brother.

  • Parktown Girl becomes Global Young Leader

    Local news

    PARKVIEW – Jeanne explained that the videos are not a form of counselling by experts, but rather a discussion of…

  • DSJ welcomes new Grade 1s

    Local news

    PARKTOWN – DSJ welcomes new Grade 1 learners using German tradition.

  • Join the Wise Wildies Hike

    Local news

    HOUGHTON – Kennedy Welani Tembo started the walks five years ago as a way of giving back to the community.

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