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Local canoers take to sprints to prepare for champs
Local newsSeveral local paddlers have been training hard for the upcoming SA Sprint Championships.
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South African television giants were treated to glamorous Night in Hollywood event
NewsAs the world was glued to their screens for the 96th Academy Awards, Don Julio 1942 offered SA’s TV stars…
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Wards 90 and 117 councillors weigh in on Joburg north’s water crisis
Local newsWhat do the ward councillors think about the water outage crisis?
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St Teresa’s School remains committed to supporting causes that promote mercy values
NewsRare Diseases South Africa offers support, improved health service, and a better overall quality of life to the 4.1 million…
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Locals explain what International Women’s Day means to them
NewsInternational Women's Day is a holiday celebrated annually on March 8 as a focal point in the women's rights movement.
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Parktown Boys’ High School hosts a successful Indigo Water Polo Tournament
Local sportParktown Boys' High School learners participated in rowing, water polo, basketball, and tennis over the March 1-3 weekend.
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Locals celebrate Johannesburg Zoo’s birthday in Zoo Trot fashion
Local sportUntil March 29, the Johannesburg Zoo gates are accessible for R20.
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Boccia Bandits players look forward to upcoming championships
Local sportBoccia Bandits Sports Club athletes suffer from cerebral palsy and enjoy their boccia outings.
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A leak on the corner of Rothesay and Jan Smuts avenues adds to Johannesburg Water’s excavation backlog
MunicipalJohannesburg Water confirmed that the job for repairs was booked with the JRA to repair the stormwater drain.
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Locals are invited to the Constitution Hill Human Rights Festival
NewsThe festival will be curated by Mmabatho Montsho and attendees can look forward to building greater awareness and knowledge about…
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St Mary’s School, Waverley learner and equestrian ticks off her horse-riding goal
Local sportAstrid Eva-Lilian Blair nurtured her equestrian passion from age five.
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The Breastfeeding Warrior premieres at The Nelson Mandela Foundation
NewsPhila Portia Ndwandwe was only 23 years old when she was tortured and killed by Apartheid security police in 1988.
