Local news
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WATCH: Shoppers cause stores’ mini essentials’ shelves to run low amid COVID-19 panic buying
Local newsHow bad is the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic when it comes to panic buying?
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Young entrepreneur determined to succeed
Local news"Age is just a number and doesn’t determine how I run the store,” said van Wyk.
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POSTPONED: Residents invited to a meeting in Nasrec
Local newsUpdateThe meeting is set to start at 6pm at the Nasrec Expo Centre.
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Balls an’ All still running after fire
Local newsLast year, on November 23, the Walkerville-based organisation clinic was struck by lightning, an event that resulted in the clinic…
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Alberton Child Welfare’s director forms part of a project that aims to empowers women
Local newsAlberton Child Welfare’s director Zeeneth Domingo is part of the 100-day project which aims to provide support to victims of…
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Government of local unity announces new board and chairpersons of municipal entities
Local newsThe executive mayor has directed the newly appointed boards and chairpersons to immediately hit the ground running as the role…
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Government of local unity announces new board and chairpersons of municipal entities
Local newsThe executive mayor has directed the newly appointed boards and chairpersons to immediately hit the ground running as the role…
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Have your eyes tested for glaucoma
Local newsThere is no cure for glaucoma as yet and vision loss is irreversible.
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MEC to engage parents of Martin Primary on Covid-19 concerns
Local newsLearner attendance at the school dropped significantly since Wednesday
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SANBS advises donors regarding Covid-19
Local newsIt is important to know that there is presently no evidence that supports that Covid-19 can be transmitted through blood.
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Martin Primary operating as normal amid coronavirus report
Local newsThe number of confirmed coronavirus infections nationally hit 16, and Gauteng is the second most affected province with a total…
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Tragic R553 Golden Highway crash: ‘We didn’t know it was our children who are there’
Local NewsThe school principal, Sharon Lynch, said as a school they are devastated and heartbroken.
