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  • What’s your view…

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    JOHANNESBURG – Most of the 2019 matriculants agree that hard work, consistency and balance are some of the major ingredients…

  • Living with cancer and hope

    Local news

    BRYANSTON – Living with Cancer support group aims to create awareness and get the in-patient cancer registry up and running.

  • Bryanston Primary donates 600 books for charity book drive

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    BRYANSTON – Bryanston Primary School learners collected and donated 600 books to the Tiyani Junior School in Diepkloof Soweto as…

  • Make a New Year’s resolution by joining #Miles4Hope for a good cause

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    JOBURG – The Sunflower Fund has encouraged individuals to make their next adventure one for charity.

  • Proud learners of Sandown High

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    SANDOWN – The matric class of Sandown High School achieves a pass rate of 72 per cent.

  • Life imprisonment for house robber

    Crime

    SANDTON – 51-year-old Sipho Guliwe, who was convicted for murder and robbery by the Gauteng High Court on 10 October,…

  • UPDATE: Load-shedding stage 1 currently in effect

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    JOBURG – Eskom said their emergency reserves are also insufficient to meet the demand for electricity during the day, resulting…

  • Stay safe during flash floods

    Local news

    JOBURG – The City of Joburg provides tips, especially for drivers, about safety during flash floods.

  • Tips to survive load-shedding

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    JOBURG – Here are a few tips to help you prepare for load-shedding.

  • South Africans urged to reduce water consumption

    Local news

    JOBURG – The provincial water storage in Gauteng is over 95 per cent however the Vaal Dam capacity at just…

  • Gauteng Department of Health to deliver ambulance service themselves

    Local news

    JOBURG – Ward 70's councillor Caleb Finn advised that residents should not be alarmed to find different ambulances servicing their…

  • Prosperous future for the 102

    Local news

    BRYANSTON – Councillor David Potter touches on the significant changes which had occurred in Ward 102 this past year.

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