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Adopt a dog at the Bryanston Pop-Up
Local newsCo-founder of Woodrock, based in Bryanston, Stella Meldau emphasised the fact that they are a pro-life organisation committed to the…
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Perseverance and determination lands newly graduated student to Investec
Local newsIIE Varsity College graduate Reneilwe-Kutlwano Mothabi shares her long journey of studying and applying to jobs which immediately paid off…
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Morningside resident takes on the water
Local newsMichelle Reitsma who resides in Morningside took on Florida Lake to accomplish her dreams of paddling on fast flowing water…
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Clean up at Bryanston’s greenbelt
Local newsWard councillor of ward 104, Emi Koekemoer, states that the cleanup in Cedar Street with reduce risks of criminal activities…
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ALERT: Johannesburg Water monitoring low reservoirs and towers
Local newsCustomers are requested to reduce water usage because lower supply has impacted water levels and capacity.
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Bryanston High School proud of 98% pass rate
Local newsBryanston High School learners were ecstatic when receiving their matric results for 2022.
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Warm welcome from Randburg Police spokesperson
Local newsCaptain Makgowanyana Maja of the Randburg Police Station urges community members to participate more in community policing forums to assist…
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Joburg Super Kings launched official jersey and anthem at the DP World Wanderers
Local newsSuper Kings' head of operations Ankit Baldi said “We wanted to be authentic to local music and culture. Keeping that…
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Crawford hosts Grade 8 fun day and welcoming
Local newsCrawford International School learners of Grade 8 unwind at school with fun activities, meals and getting to know their school…
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Excitement as learners receive matric results in Sandton
Local newsAll schools mentioned maintained a 100% pass rate for 2022.
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The St David’s Marist Inanda matriculants achieve 100% pass rate
Local newsThe school congratulated parents, guardians and extended families for their support, encouragement, guidance and love that enabled the school's young…
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No physical walk-in will be accepted this year at the University of Johannesburg
Local newsThere is a chatbot on the UJ website that will assist students with every questions they may have.
