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  • Collect lawn cuttings to help farmers

    Local news

    Hope Grass Project collects lawn cuttings from homes and companies to assist farmers with their livestock during the drought.

  • Brain of 702’s first quarter-finals

    Local News

    The annual competition gives those with a brilliant bank of general knowledge a chance to cash in and show off,…

  • Spiritual parents visit the Church of the Lamb

    Local News

    Join the congregation of the Church of the Lamb for speeches by Apostles Craig Toach and Colette Toach.

  • Learn about things your mothers never told you

    Local News

    Share in a morning of laughter about the things your mother never told you

  • South Africa’s drought: Your burning questions answered

    Local news

    Is South Africa currently experiencing the worst drought in 23, 30 or 34 years? What caused it? And how will…

  • Breaking News: Three suspects arrested

    Local news

    Three suspects have been caught and arrested by the Provincial Investigating Unit in Donnington Street, Glenvista this afternoon.

  • Monday Motivation: Stop cyber bullying In 5 clicks

    Local news

    It’s International Stop Bullying Day and here are five buttons that can guarantee a cyber bully free social media experience.

  • Church on a clean-up mission

    Local News

    Eden Park residents should take pride in their areas and stop dumping.

  • All-time iconic movie love scenes

    Local news

    From Doctor Zhivago to Lord of the Rings - here are some unforgettable love scenes from iconic movies in the…

  • Fleeing suspect dies after accident

    Crime

    Theunis Kotze, general manager ADT inland region said, “He was approached by five armed suspects who ordered him out of…

  • Police focus on school transport safety

    Local news

    Sgt Mgedezi and Const Maseko visited local schools to discuss with school principals and other stakeholders the best ways to…

  • Streets paved in gold

    Local news

    Councillor Bruna Haipel suspects wasteful expenditure of ratepayers' money on paving in Alberton North.

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