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  • Community Hours’ efforts to end period poverty, for good

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    PARKTOWN – Community Hours' volunteering event held an aim to help kick period poverty to the curb.

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    Not every great look requires a shopping trip…

  • Crawford staff help flatten the curve

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    SANDTON – The Department of Basic Education continues to encourage more educators and those in the education sector to get…

  • Giving hope to young girls in Alex

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    HURLINGHAM – The initiative is set to reach all 13 schools in Alexandra, each school will receive about 700 packs…

  • Partnering for a good cause

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    SANDTON – Imperial Lions men’s coach Wandile Gwavu, batsman Kagiso Rapulana and Imperial Lions women’s cricketer Raisibe Ntozakhe were all…

  • Teamwork makes the dream work

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    ILLOVO – While she holds the position of CEO, Julia Sotirianakos said it is important to understand that what the…

  • Wynberg robbery suspect arrested

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    Wynberg – The suspect was apprehended by private security officers and two firearms were found in his possession.

  • Book Club: Thrillers to keep you awake at night

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    Two thrilling reads from Exclusive Books to get the adrenalin pumping.

  • Crawford alumna heads to the US

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    SANDTON – Determined to study in the US, Savanna Cohen applied to the University of Pennsylvania, Columbia University, Northwestern University…

  • Contemporary kitchen trends

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    If you’re planning a new kitchen, opting for integrated or built-in appliances will ensure a sophisticated result.

  • Sadag launch support group for panic and anxiety

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    SANDTON – The support group will take place on the first and third Wednesday of every month from 19:00 to…

  • Threat of unest to be taken seriously – Station Commander, Norwood Police

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    SAPS and SA Defense Force had deployed additional manpower around Gauteng to minimise the risk of attacks.

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