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Brescia House athlete makes last splash
Local newsFor Rachel Meyburgh, the next dive will be different. It will carry the pride of representing South Africa, the excitement…
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Accredited CAPS from home, at a school built to fit your child
BusinessSponsoredHome schooling for your child with qualified South African teachers and without losing friends.
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Women’s leadership summit challenges women to stop measuring success by titles and income
Local newsAs women’s month celebrations continue, the Elevate Her Africa Women’s Leadership Summit in Sandton challenged women to look beyond salaries…
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Motorists cautioned on revamped Katherine Street and Pretoria Avenue
Local newsThe Johannesburg Roads Agency says motorists should not rely on familiar driving patterns and must instead follow the new signage,…
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The perfect device for your favourite content
AdvertorialSponsoredDo you enjoy reading, gaming or streaming on your phone? Here’s why the new Z Fold is perfect for you.
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Sandton entrepreneur tackles workplace bullying
BusinessSandton-based entrepreneur and governance expert Kovini Moodley is using her platform, Boss Brains of South Africa, to help women navigate…
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Complex residents boil over leak
Local newsLa Piazza residents say a Johannesburg Water pipe outside their complex has repeatedly failed, turning their entrance into a construction…
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City Power at odds with resident over shocks
Local newsCity Power says it repaired an underground cable fault and eliminated the electrical hazard in Lombardy East, but a Ward…
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Edenburg residents demand a permanent fix as sewage keeps flowing into Sandspruit River
Local newsWhat should be a peaceful riverside escape has become a source of frustration for residents, as sewage spills continue to…
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Future Leaders Challenge inspires learners to tackle challenges
Local newsLearners have been challenged to take ownership of their leadership journeys and use the Future Leaders Challenge to find solutions…
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What does it really cost to be a woman?
Local newsThe launch of Femio during Women’s Month sparked a wider conversation about the financial pressures women face, from menstrual and…
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How Hurlingham cerebellar stroke survivor knits hope for people in need
Local newsYou may have read articles about the remarkable work of the KnitWits 4 the Needy a lot in the Sandton…
