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Mini council to feed less fortunate
Local newsJOBURG - The Johannesburg Mini Council is collecting thousands of tinned food cans through a Kids CAN Feed Kids campaign,…
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Finding a visable solution to follow-home crimes
CrimeFOLLOW-HOME crimes are still prevalent in South Africa.
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Crowds flock to Johannesburg Pride
Local newsJOBURG - Several thousand people descended on Sandton Sports Club in an explosion of colour, glitter, feathers and rainbow flags…
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Protesters defend the rights of animals
Community galleriesANIMAL rights activists campaigned against Mr Pet outside the Nicolway Bryanston shopping centre.
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Government to cut on spending
Local newsCatering and event costs will be reduced to curb wasteful expenditure in government departments.
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A Prince of bowlers
Local newsPRINCE Neulonde, a groundsman at Bryanston Sports Club has been selected as the first black Protea lawn bowler.
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Mayor launches road resurfacing programme
Local newsThe City of Johannesburg has allocated R2 billion towards the rebuilding and resurfacing of roads in the city.
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Bryanston Cubs give their time
Local newsCUBS and Adult Leaders of the first Bryanston Scout group visited the Firlands Children’s Home as part of their community…
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E-toll battle now in motorists’ hands
Local newsIT MAY now be up to society to choose whether e-tolling will survive or not, the Opposition to Urban Tolling…
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Court dismisses e-toll challenge
Local newsA SUPREME Court of Appeal application to halt e-tolling in Gauteng has been dismissed.
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Follow home robberies continue to be a concern
Local newsFOLLOW home robberies in Sandton are still a major concern and Bramley police are urging motorists to remain aware.
