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Take note of road closures affecting parts of the Joburg CBD
Local newsThe ABSA Run Your City Joburg 10km race takes place this Saturday, September 24.
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St Teresa’s mourns the death of a Grade 8 girl
Local newsThe school has asked the community to pray for the families affected by this tragedy and to respect the privacy…
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Johannesburg Zoo celebrates #WorldRhinoDay with inquisitive minds
Local newsThe Johannesburg Zoo currently houses two species of rhino, three white rhinos and a black rhino.
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JMPD warns of fake advertisments and job offers on social media
Local newsLegit JMPD vacancies are published in newspapers and on the city's official website.
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Greenside Residents Association hosts second annual Green Day
Local newsFrom attaining information about community initiatives to participating in children’s activities, Greenside residents obtained a lot from the Green Day…
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City rejects Eskom’s proposed electricity hike
Local newsThe City said, Eskom has room to review and revise its proposed revenue down by R55 billion, by reducing the…
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Parkhurst resident dissatisfied with Johannesburg Water’s turnaround time
Local newsWard 117 councillor Tim Truluck said that the water infrastructure is very old and consists mainly of asbestos pipes that…
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Pirates Club in Greenside hosts Cool Ideas Pirates 10k race
Local newsThe race took place on September 18 at the Pirates Club in Greenside.
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Clean-up day closes off at Delta Café in Craighall Park
Local newsAt the All Spruits Clean-up Day closing at Delta Café, participants were taught about separating waste and keeping water sources…
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Eskom requests to increase its prices for the 2023/24 financial by 38.10%
Local newsThe Southern African Faith Communities Environment Institute (SAFCEI) has sent its objections to this request, terming it an "unfair and…
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ORT SA certifies 50 unemployed youth
Local newsEach of the 50 participants received two certificates through ORT SA, Houghton and Energy Mobility Education Trust, Dunkeld.
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Phase two of 6th Avenue Park clean-up was a successful
Local newsWard 117 councillor Tim Truluck believes clean-ups are the beginning of enforcing by-laws.
