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South Africans among the world’s highest users of online media
NewsAs technology has shifted toward mobile devices, people have grown accustomed to to be connected almost all the time.
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Brigadier Ditlhakanyane laid to rest
NewsBrigadier Ditlhakanyane played a critical role behind the scenes in coordinating the protection of the President during international travel and…
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Health employees celebrate diversity
NewsThe event provided employees with an opportunity to relax, connect, have fun, appreciate one another’s cultures and strengthen workplace relationships.
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Meyerton teen set to shine in Botswana
NewsOnce Reitumetse began entering pageants, her family gave her their full support.
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Midvaal commemorates Older Persons Week
NewsMidvaal Municipality brought older residents together in Meyerton to celebrate Older Persons Week and promote healthy, active ageing.
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Four shops gutted by flames in Vanderbijlpark CBD
NewsFirefighters battled a raging blaze in Vanderbijlpark CBD on Thursday night, saving nearby businesses from going up in flames.
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Young scientists set to fly Vaal flag high at Eskom science fair
NewsTwo Bophelong learners will compete at the Eskom Expo International Science Fair with their research on plant growth.
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Disability, Sports and Recreation…
News"To promote disability sports is to affirm that disabled lives matter."
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Peacehaven residents march against GBV and femicide
NewsPeacehaven residents marched against gender-based violence and femicide, calling for safer communities and greater awareness of women’s rights.
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A NEW INGCO EXPERIENCE COMES TO HEIDELBERG
AdvertorialGR Landmark & Feeds invites you to celebrate the official opening of its new INGCO Concept Store
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Sedibeng hosts economic workshop
NewsThe gathering allowed local participants to review the findings of the Sedibeng District Situational Analysis and help guide the future…
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VUT students mourn killed women and remember 14 former VUT students
News“Their names and memories served as a painful reminder that gender-based violence is not an abstract crisis."
