Local news
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Follow up: Johannesburg Water responds to Wynberg crisis with plans for immediate repairs
Local newsAfter weeks of back-and-forth, Johannesburg Water provided an update on the burst pipe situation on Wynberg’s 5th Street, outlining plans…
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A step-by-step guide to creating and managing a thriving stokvel
Local newsAvoid conflicts and ensure long-term success with these simple dos and don’ts for stokvel members.
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First-year students experience team spirit and camaraderie at The IIE’s Varsity College Sandton’s sports day
Local newsStudents at The IIE’s Varsity College Sandton showcased their athletic skills and teamwork in a fun-filled day of basketball, netball,…
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Redhill alumni win gold at Sustainathon
Local newsA team of Redhill School alumni has triumphed at the TCS South Africa Sustainathon 2024, with an innovative solar-powered cold…
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JCPZ stresses urgent need for residents to report tree hazards following heavy rains
Local newsJohannesburg City Parks and Zoo urges community members to remain vigilant and report any fallen or uprooted trees to ensure…
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Expert tips for drought-resilient gardening
Local newsAs the City grapples with critical water shortages and imposes restrictions, discover how to choose the right drought-tolerant plants and…
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Safe and affordable ways to travel in Johannesburg without a car
Local newsNo car, no problem. Look at some safe and budget-friendly transportation alternatives to get you where you need to be…
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Places to find therapy and stress relief
Local newsStress and anxiety are common, but help is available. Discover therapy services, support groups, and relaxation spaces to boost mental…
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Crawford International Sandton student spins to dance stardom
Local newsFrom honours with distinction to qualifying for the Disco World Championships, Mishayla Meyers' talent is making waves, both locally and…
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Residents remain on edge as repair on Coleraine Drive offers only temporary relief
Local newsAlthough the hole caused by a burst pipe on Coleraine Drive in Riverclub has been filled, concerns about road stability…
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‘Illegal connections are the main impact for load reduction’
Local news“Load reduction is not targeted at poor black people, not racist,” assures Minister of Electricity Kgosientsho Ramokgopa.
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Bryanston High School Debs and Squires raise over R25 000 on Entrepreneurship Day
Local newsThe 2026 Debs and Squires from Bryanston High School demonstrated their entrepreneurial spirit and community commitment by raising R25 862…
