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City of Johannesburg needs R26-billion to secure power supply – Mayor
Local newsIn its quest to reduce its dependence on Eskom, City of Johannesburg executive mayor Mpho Phalatse said that the City…
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Bright sparks in Stem subjects sought for bursaries
NewsApplications for Sasol's corporate bursary programme have opened for the 2023 academic year.
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Squash returns to Wanderers Club
Local newsSquash returns to Wanderers Club courts with the introduction of Saturday morning squash events.
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WEATHER NOTICE: Cold snap creeps in this weekend
Local newsThe South African Weather Services warns residents to brace for cold weather this coming weekend.
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Visit the Pup Pop-Up in Bryanston
Local newsLocals are invited to visit the shop between 09:00 and 14:00 every Saturday and Sunday to view their selection of…
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St David’s Marist Inanda paddlers excel
Local newsA number of St Davids Marist Inanda learners recently did well in the first training marathon in anticipation of the…
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Brynorth frustrations continue
Local newsThe unreliability at the Brynorth Substation continues to affect residents in the Bryanston and surrounding areas.
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Stop-gap Joburg Mayor Mpho Moerane dies
Local newsThe late Mpho Moerane was a student activist in Alexandra against apartheid under the structures of the ANC and rose…
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Crawford Sandton’s junior golfer takes on Nedbank Junior Challenge
InternationalCrawford International Sandton’s junior pro golfer Amilkar Bhana recently gave a phenomenal performance at the Nedbank Junior Golf Challenge in…
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Stop-gap Johannesburg Mayor Mpho Moerane Dies
Local newsMoerane's family confirmed his passing on May 18.
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Kyalami Schools Group and Beaulieu Preparatory Campus work with Acer and Google for Education
AdvertorialThe Kyalami Preparatory campus is becoming a Google Reference School which will offer more opportunities to students, parents and staff.
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South African Depression and Anxiety Groups tackles stigma and inequality
Local newsSandton-based non-profit organisation South African Depression and Anxiety Group eradicates inequality treatments for mentally ill patients through education and awareness.
