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Sandton student shares her wig making skill with the community
Local newsLocal student Bongobuhle Peter continues to drive for success as she studies towards obtaining her degree in corporate communication all…
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Bryanston Sunset Concert returns
Local newsBryanston Sunset Concert goers excited to relive the experience of a lifetime.
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YouTube festival highlights the power of community
Local newsAt the recent YouTube Festival in Hyde Park, the platform celebrated the impact that its platform has had on the…
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Be safe and alert when traveling
Local newsCaptain Makgowanyana Maja of the Randburg Police Station warns individuals to always be alert when going out with friends to…
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South Africans should work together to rise to international level – top runners
Local newsSA's best road race athletes suggest they train together like internationals do.
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‘It is critical to upskill young people to be entrepreneurial’
BusinessThe Anzisha Prize managing editor Didi Onwu believes Africa's youth are one of the continent’s greatest resources, but that they…
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JMPD arrest illegal informal trader for assault
CrimeAn illegal informal trader who was based at the intersection of William Nicol and Sandton Drive was arrested for assaulting…
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Brescia House athletes excel
Local sportBrescia House School’s team celebrates a phenomenal athletic season thus far.
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Children take a trip through outer space with Bryanston Library puppet show
Local newsBryanston Library was filled with eager smiles as children gathered to take a trip through outer space with its annual…
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Furry friends up for adoption at the Sandton SPCA
Local newsThe Sandton SPCA in Marlboro has a number of loving four-legged animals up for adoption this week.
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Sandton organisation calls for mental health to be made a priority
Local newsThe South Africa Depression and Anxiety Group calls for more focus on mental health resources and funding as anxiety and…
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Water woes outrage residents as restrictions are implemented
MunicipalStage 2 water restrictions hit as communities are already battling with rolling blackouts.
