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  • Illicit advertising?

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    SUNNINGHILL - Seemingly illegal billboards set to stay as owners remain unknown, while bylaw enforcement allegedly lacks removal equipment.

  • Retro music has the Barnyard Theatre hopping

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    SUNNINGHILL - Sparkly costumes and retro hits have audiences dancing in the aisles at the Barnyard Theatre's '80s Rewind show.

  • National Heritage Council launches book

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    JOBURG - Will South Africans reach a point where they feel a common sense of belonging?

  • Dogs on top of the world

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    DOUGLASDALE - ‘Touch Our Pets’ better known as Top Dogs, is an organisation that aims to bring smiles to all…

  • Cheese and wine in green oasis

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    PAULSHOF - Friends of Rietfontein hosted a cheese and wine walk in the picturesque Rietfontein Nature Reserve on Holkam Road,…

  • Civic organisation marches for peace in Gaza

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    SANDTON - The South African National Civic Organisations (SANCO) has organised a march to the United States of America Consulate…

  • Service delivery protests on the rise

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    JOBURG - Gauteng is currently South Africa’s most protest-ridden province.

  • Secret society looking for members?

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    SANDTON - The Illuminati may be a secret society, but they are supposedly making their plea for new members public…

  • A guide to overcoming adversity

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    SANDTON - The Gordon Institute of Business Science hosted a lecture by Chancellor of the University of Pretoria and anti-apartheid…

  • Model and bodyguard team up to educate women about self-defence

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    FOURWAYS - “HE lured me out of the party and when we were alone, he grabbed my hair and pulled…

  • Vehicle-related crime continues to plague Sandton sectors

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    JOBURG - Sandton police have warned residents to be cautious in the face of the continued scourge of vehicle-related crime.

  • Nearly 600 Gauteng schools face sanitation issues

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    JOBURG - Plans are underway to address the sanitation challenges of nearly 600 schools across the province.

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