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Bee disease threatens food production
Local newsLast year an outbreak of foulbrood disease killed 40% of the Western Cape's bee population, threatening SA's R20 billion agriculture…
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Tips on investing extra cash into your home
Local newsJOBURG - Steven Barker, head of home loans at Standard Bank, offers consumers advice on using any extra money available…
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Revolutionary therapy now available in Sandton
Local newsRIVONIA – Sandton residents looking for alternative forms of healing can now make use of a hyperbaric oxygen therapy chamber.
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Project Water Drop Sweeps South African Streets
Local newsThe drought in Southern Africa has hit epic proportions and affected many communities around the country. Here’s what some South…
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Raw sewage flows down the street in Buccleuch
MunicipalBUCCLEUCH – Raw sewage continues to cause a big stink as it flows down Muller Street in Buccleuch.
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The Gauteng Department of Health investigates mysterious death of patient
Local newsJOBURG - The Gauteng Department of Health has instituted an investigation into the mysterious death of a patient at Helen…
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Find your new digs
Local newsJOBURG - It is the beginning of the new year and whether you’re entering your first year or taking on…
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New tax laws must fall – Numsa
MunicipalJOBURG – The National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa (Numsa) general secretary Irvin Jim joined the public outcry and…
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Monday Motivation: Deskxercises in the office
Local newsHere are some discrete exercises you can do sitting on a chair.
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Meeting dates for Mad Domestic Watch released
CrimeWENDYWOOD – The dates for this year's Make A Difference (Mad) Domestic Watch meetings have been released.
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The arts to rock Orientation Week at Wits
Local newsBRAAMFONTEIN – Orientation Week will hit the University of the Witwatersrand from 1 to 6 February and the Wits Theatre…
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Relief for residents as SA Post Office confirms mail collection at Sloane Square
MunicipalBRYANSTON – Following months of confusion, the South African Post Office has confirmed that mail from the now-closed Bryanston Post…
