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Famsa reflects on year’s progress at AGM
Local newsThe work of the Family Life Centre in Parkwood to address issues of mental and emotional well-being of individuals and…
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Joint operations in Houghton results in 23 arrests
CrimeA roadblock alongside a crime prevention and drunk driving operation in Houghton saw the JMPD and SAPS arrest 23 suspects.
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JRA enters into partnership with Eagle Ford in Bramley
Local newsA partnership between JRA and Eagle Ford in Bramley, to make mobility easy during load-shedding, was launched.
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Ward 74 councillor’s concerns about James and Ethel Gray Park grow after skinned cables were found
Local newsThe JMPD committed to deploying a ward vehicle to conduct patrols in this area frequently.
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Kingsmead College turns 90
Local newsKingsmead College 90th birthday celebrations include the unveiling of the statue, custodians of courage.
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St Teresa’s School’s Parent Teacher Association hosted a successful movie night
Local newsSt Teresa's School evening kicked off with a range of activities which included colouring in, dancing and nail painting.
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Locals activate their endorphins at Atholl parkrun
Local newsAtholl Parkrun founder aimed to unite community through exercise.
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Does civil society have a role to play in the 2024 general elections?
Local newsThe Nelson Mandela Foundation hosted another instalment of their critical dialogue series which focused on the 2024 elections and the…
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The battle begins for the new Carling Knockout Cup
Local newsFootball fans wait with bated breath to see which of the 16 teams will make the quarterfinal berth of the…
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The Nelson Mandela Foundation hosted a successful critical dialogue
Local newsThe 2024 South African general elections will define our country’s trajectory.
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Kingsmead celebrates 90th birthday at assembly
Local newsA school birthday assembly was held at the Kingsmead College in Rosebank to celebrate the school turning 90.
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Kena Health in Rosebank provides contraception options
Local newsThe Clinical Care lead at Kena Health in Rosebank believes technology can help women with contraception choices and options.
