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What to tuck into post-workout
NewsIt's important to make sure you give your body what it needs after a workout. Find out the importance of…
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ICYMI: Members of the Imbumba Foundation share their 2022 journey
Local newsCommunication manager of the Imbumba Foundation, Sina Moyane, take the time to reflect on 2022 while giving thanks to partners…
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Sandton-based college celebrate its run in the 2022 USSA tournament
Local newsNoxolo Tshuma from the IIE Varsity College Sandton ladies soccer team shares her highlights of playing in the annual University…
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ICYMI: Two arrests made in connection with alleged Atholl house robbery
CrimeBramley Police Station recently arrested two individuals who are suspected to be connected to an alleged house robbery in Atholl.
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ICYMI: Crawford Bryanston Pre-Primary learners learn the ins and outs of food
Local newsThe Grade 00 learners at Crawford International Bryanston Pre-Primary got their aprons dirty as they learnt more about how the…
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Theatre on the Square welcomes public to first show of 2023
Local newsAward-winning actor, Robert Whitehead, leads new show as a director for Hansard at the Theatre on the Square.
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Premier Soccer League mourns passing of Peter mencer
Local newsThe Premier Soccer League sends its heartfelt condolences to the Mencer family and the football community at large, said a…
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Tips to manage children’s screen during holidays
Local newsHere are some tips to follow in managing children's screens during holidays,
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Rajinee Govender launches Covid Chronicles
NewsA book looking back at the tribulations encountered by people during the pandemic season.
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Social media breaks and why you should take them
Local newsTips for taking social media breaks to reconnect with yourself.
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A heartfelt thank you from the Sandton SPCA
Local newsWithout the community, the Sandton SPCA would not be able to carry out its much-needed work, said general manager Meg…
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Sandton Victim Empowerment encourages giving
Local newsSandton Victim Empowerment Programme encourages the community to spare a moment for those less fortunate this holiday season.
