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  • Youth Day at the Market

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    BRYANSTON- The Bryanston Organic Market is making a splash for Youth Day.

  • Today’s youth face new struggles

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    JOBURG - Despite being free of the repression that gripped their predecessors, South African youth face struggles of a different…

  • Domestic Watch Forum meetings in June.

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    JOBURG - The Domestic Watch Forum will be holding a series of meetings in the Morningside, Parkmore, Hurlingham and Craighall…

  • A fiery experience with the new Doritos flavour

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    SANDTON - Doritos celebrated the launch of its new Fiery Habanero flavour and campaign at Taboo in Sandton.

  • Sandton MBA student graduates top of the class

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    SANDTON - University of Pretoria’s Gordon Institute of Business Science (Gibs) held its formal graduation ceremony.

  • Taxi commuters get free Wi-Fi

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    JOBURG - Taxi commuters are now able to access the internet, update social media and send emails using free Wi-Fi…

  • Sanlam revamps prominent commercial buildings in Sandton

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    SANDTON - Two prominent buildings on the Sandton skyline have been revamped to ensure the long-term viability of the commercial…

  • Great fun in cook-off for Cub Scouts

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    JOBURG - Cub Scouts from the Sandton District, participated in their own version of Master Chef by holding a cooking…

  • Load-shedding woes for SA

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    JOBURG - Despite assurances that it would be able to keep the country’s lights on this winter, Eskom enforced scheduled…

  • International Albinism Day

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    JOBURG - Under the Same Sun has announced 13 June as International Albinism Day.

  • No place to walk for pedestrians

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    ATHOLL - Atholl resident, Leonora Galante just wants a pedestrian-friendly pavement to walk on.

  • Public park now for private use

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    MELROSE - The erection of a fence around a public park is a cause for concern for some residents of…

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