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Paddlers selected for South African Sprint Championships
Local sportSANDTON – The South African Sprint Championships are set to take place in Cape Town from April 23 to 25…
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These are the songs South Africans love listening to on road trips
LifestyleSince the beginning of the year, South Africans have created over 80 000 playlists related to road trips and in-car listening on…
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Rivonia tennis champs serve intense quarter-finals
Local newsPAULSHOF – The finals of the Tennis Club Championships are fast approaching, and the past weekend saw high intensity in…
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High Park High’s leaders of tomorrow
Local newsHYDE PARK – All elected learners were congratulated as now being part of the school’s management team.
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Clothes to Good and Michael Mount team up
Local newsBRYANSTON – Michael Mount who has been supporting its learners and staff members to branch out their innovative ideas of…
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City drives to restore road integrity after increased rains
Local newsJOBURG – The initiative prioritises roads that are more frequently used, impacting more road users, as a result, causing more…
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Parents donate blood at preschool
Local newsBRYANSTON – Not only did the parents and guardians show their solidarity during the blood drive but the staff members…
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Huskies available for adoption
Local newsThe Husky Rescue South Africa centre has a number of dogs available for adoption.
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How to know if your dog needs sunscreen
LifestyleUnderstanding when it’s necessary to give your pooch some sun protection is important to prevent painful sunburn and even skin…
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Motorists must comply
CrimeWOODMEAD – O Kae Molao which translates to where's the law tackles criminal activities through numerous ways of prevention from…
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Don’t just talk about it on 16 Days of Activism
Local newsMORNINGSIDE – It is reported that the number of sexual offences cases reported to the Sandton Police Station increased by…
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JRA to run at full steam again
Local newsJOBURG – A Re Sebetseng campaigns to target long-standing potholes and reinstatements now that JRA staff members are back.
