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JW spends R100 million a year treating bodily waste
MunicipalJOBURG – Have you ever wondered what happens to your excrement when you flush the toilet?
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Crawford College Sandton celebrates Human Rights Day
NewsBENMORE GARDENS – Crawford College Sandton hosted three distinguished guests at a special assembly ahead of Human Rights Day on…
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The woman who conquered
Local newsJOHANNESBURG – Jos Scharrer is the great-niece of Flora Shaw, the first woman to break through the glass ceiling in…
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Tips on how to survive an armed robbery
CrimeJOBURG - Don't become a victim of violent crime. Following these simple steps can help your family stay safe
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Inanda Development Cup set to discover new polo talent
Local newsJOBURG – The Inanda Club in Sandton will once again host its annual Development Cup in March as a way…
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Community comes together for animals at Joburg Zoo
Local newsJOBURG - The Johannesburg called on the community to help care for the animals due to a strike.
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Samwu calls off strike
MunicipalJOBURG - The South African Municipal Workers Union (Samwu ) national office urged their members at Pikitup to return to…
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Domestic Watch meetings for March
CrimeSANDTON - Domestic Watch will be hosting a series of meetings in the Sandton area in March.
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Your weather roundup in tweets
NewsExtreme weather conditions hit most parts of South Africa this week breaking a few rainfall records. Take a look at…
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Toppling Bryanston streetlight poles propped up
Local newsBRYANSTON – City Power finally corrected the toppling streetlight poles and power lines in Bryanston along Pont Road.
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R87-million tender leaves DA dismayed
Local newsJOBURG – The Gauteng Health Department has awarded an R87-million tender to a company to manage the payment of about…
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Face the facts: Human excrement used to fertilise vegetables
MunicipalJOBURG - Joburg Water's spokeswoman, Eleanor Mavimbela, recently divulged during a media tour on 10 March that the utility's sewage…
