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  • More Mo Flava magic for five matriculants

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    CRAIGHALL - YFM DJ Mo Flava has partnered with Boston Media House for his second bursary drive which has once…

  • DA: Gauteng’s convictions from drug-related arrests shocking

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    JOBURG - Only 65 successful convictions had come from 127 400 drug-related arrests in Gauteng since 2011.

  • Wits unwrapping the female condom

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    JOBURG - Wits is joining initiative Dance4Demand to ensure the demand for female condoms is met.

  • Delays in mail due to postal strike

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    JOBURG - Delays in the delivery of mail and parcels have been encountered due to a postal workers strike.

  • Adopt a furry little friend from the SPCA

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    SANDTON - The Sandton SPCA is looking for a loving home for some of their pets this week.

  • Rivonia Catholic Women’s League to host food fair

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    RIVONIA - With Heritage Day around the corner, the Rivonia Catholic Women’s League will once again host its International Food…

  • Beware of bogus energy assessments

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    JOBURG - Eskom warns homeowners to be wary of companies offering free energy assessments and selling dodgy devices.

  • SANCO speak up about Oscar verdict

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    SANDTON - Though members of the South African National Civic Organisation (Sanco) were united in a solidarity march for the…

  • Big-tickets events to provide a boost for Joburg

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    JOBURG - Numerous events set to hit Joburg are not only expected to give residents plenty to look forward to,…

  • 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?

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