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How to safely get back behind the wheel as Covid-19 lockdown restrictions ease
Local newsJOBURG – While many of the country’s population will return to the roads, it is important to practise safe driving.
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Driver arrested for reckless driving and alcohol transportation
CrimeSANDTON – The suspect was found to be transporting alcohol in the boot of the vehicle.
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Forest Farm calls for community assistance
Local newsBRYANSTON – The Forest Farm Centre has asked the community for help as it experiences shortages of gloves, masks and…
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Stay safe while exercising during the lockdown
CrimeThe South Africa Police Service would like to encourage the public to remain vigilant and alert at all times when…
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Prioritise your health this World Hypertension Day
Local newsWhen your blood pressure exceeds a certain threshold it is known as hypertension.
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Security company warns of spike in opportunistic crime during lockdown
Local newsSANDTON – Households are encouraged to remain vigilant as there has been a spike in opportunistic crime reported during the…
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Redhill inspired by famous artworks
NewsThe learners were forced to adopt an out-of-the-box approach which, according to Redhill learners, was exactly what the class needed.
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Crawford alumnus set to attend Stanford University
NewsAccording to the school's head of marketing Nadia Cooke, Crawford remained proud of Joshua and continued to wish him well…
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Learners weigh in on their future due to the Covid-19 lockdown
NewsThis discussion was brought about to ease the curious young minds of some of the country's learners who are feeling…
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Healthcare trains converted for mobile Covid-19 testing
Local newsTesting kits and personal protective equipment have been distributed to the front-line healthcare staff working aboard the Phelophepa I and…
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Region B Covid-19 cases rise by 3
Local newsSANDTON – Region B includes Randburg, Rosebank, Emmarentia, Greenside, Melville, Mayfair, Northcliff, Parktown and Parktown North.
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Department postpones briefing on reopening of schools
Local newsAccording to the Department of Basic Education, the briefing will now take place on Monday, 18 May.
