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A new chapter in financial literacy for South Africa’s High School youth in Sandton
Local newsAs South Africa continues to grapple with economic challenges, the Rethink Rands programme offers a beacon of hope, promising to…
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Sandton CPF seeks dedicated community members for Sector 1 committee
Local newsPeople Interested in being part of the Sector 1 committee are urged to submit their nominations promptly to help shape…
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Local innovator earns prestigious nomination
NewsZareef Minty, a dynamic entrepreneur from Morningside, has been nominated for the esteemed Forty Under Forty South Africa awards.
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Sutherland Avenue pothole fixed
MunicipalJRA says community members may petition over traffic calming measures along Sutherland Avenue and St Andrews Road in Hurlingham through…
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Katie Mohamed launches empowering book, Brave, Today, in Sandton
NewsA celebration of empowerment and authenticity with Katie Mohamed in Sandton.
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Jay Volek’s novel of love and unity in Apartheid-era South Africa
Local newsJay Volek, a River Club based resident, draws from his experiences growing up in Apartheid South Africa to pen a…
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The future for cricket is bright in Sandton
Local sportCommitment to cricket starts at a young age, and with supportive parents.
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Netball tournament at Discovery George Lea Park
Local newsWomen from across the region came together at Discovery George Lea Park for an exhilarating netball tournament on Women's Day.
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McDonald’s South Africa partners to empower youth through hospitality training
Local newsMcDonald’s SA joins forces with CATHSSETA to train 1 400 unemployed youth in a game-changing hospitality programme.
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JMPD and security company remove illegal settlers in Bryanston greenbelt
CrimeA successful clean-up operation aimed at removing unlawful dwellers along the greenbelt in Bryanston confirmed by JMPD.
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Roadmap to the recovery tree: Exploring inner dimensions in Bryanston
Local newsTessa O’Grady guided Bryanston Explorers group members on a creative journey to healing inner traumas.
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A lunch hour musical treat like no other on Nelson Mandela Square
Local newsThere’s nothing like beautifully arranged and paired musical notes over lunch to help with midday digestion.
