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NWU helped shape Double Champion Divan du Toit
NewsFormer NWU student Divan du Toit has enjoyed a remarkable 2026, winning both the Varsity Cup with Tuks and the…
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Monday makeover turns Civic Center rank into the smartest stop in town
NewsTaxi operators are swapping tekkies for polished shoes, T-shirts for ties and ordinary combis for spotless VIP-looking rides on Mondays.
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Step back into the 80s with 50 Shades of Spay
NewsFor over a decade, 50 Shades of Spay has served as a crucial lifeline across areas in Meyerton and Vereeniging.
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War on Potholes marks great progress
NewsMidvaal completed major road rehabilitation projects, upgraded gravel roads and improved road markings.
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Kliprivier SAPS lead awareness campaign along R550
NewsKliprivier SAPS and its partners conducted a gender-based violence and sexual assault awareness campaign along the R550.
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Emfuleni mayor welcomes Eskom’s winning initiative
NewsThe initiative is a vital step towards empowering young women and promoting gender equality in South Africa.
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DA files PAIA appeal over Emfuleni bursary transparency
NewsChabalala has submitted a formal PAIA (Promotion of Access to Information) application requesting the records.
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Women in transport empowered through a R2m boost
NewsThe Gauteng Department of Roads and Transport has committed R2 million to expand opportunities for women in the transport sector
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Onboarding session connects new VUT employees to institutional strategy
NewsVUT welcomes fresh faces as new recruits join the mission to build a stronger, united university for the next 60…
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Ex-boyfriend ‘guns down’ woman at chesa nyama near police station
NewsMan (50) arrested after fatally shooting his ex-girlfriend and her brother in Sasolburg.
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Police address school safety, bullying and online dangers
NewsLearners were educated abou tbullying, cyber risks, vaping and children’s responsibilities during a SAPS awareness campaign aimed at creating a…
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Gauteng government slammed over R230m private lease bill amid school funding crisis
NewsWorkers have reportedly cited security and parking concerns in the town centre.
