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King David Primary School learner ranks 20th in the country for chess
Local newsCaleb Levitan, who is not your typical average 12-year-old boy, is currently making waves by becoming one of the youngest…
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Two armed robbers receive their sentence
CrimeThe arrests of two criminals back in 2020 concludes with their sentencing at the Randburg Magistrate Court which left the…
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Hyde Park’s very own Samke Mhlongo adds the title of author to her belt
Local newsIn her debut novel, local author Samke Mhlongo shares advice on how readers can take back their financial freedom.
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The ABSA Champagne in Africa Festival 2022
Local newsHead of Equity Trading for ABSA, Rufaro Daring Mapanda, shares his views on the importance of the ABSA Champagne in…
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Residents frustrated as provincial department abandons traffic lights
Local newsDid you know that since April 1, the Johannesburg Road Agency (JRA) stopped maintaining an estimated 231 traffic lights across…
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National Teaching Awards acknowledges the world’s greatest assets
Local newsCelebrating the province’s greatest assets.
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Boxer Sikho Nqothole takes home the belt
Local newsAll lovers of boxing united for the jam packed action held at the Galleria on October 27 with one undercard…
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These are the pups you can adopt
Local newsCo-founder of Woodrock, based in Bryanston, Stella Meldau emphasised that they are a pro-life organisation committed to the safe rehoming…
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Bryanston locals share their love for the Organic Market
Local newsAs more and more people head out with friends and families to explore Sandton, visitors of the Organic Market shared…
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Forest Farm hosts family braai event
Local newsForest Farm Centre based in Parkmore celebrates its annual family braai day with live performances and bikers sharing stories of…
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The Swiss Hotel School shares spitzbuben recipe
NewsThe traditional Swiss jam cookies are delicious and perfect for sharing at Christmas time.
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The load-shedding survival kit is here
AdvertorialSouth Africans are getting used to the idea of being left in the dark by the power utility - but…
