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Project your vibe with the new Samsung Freestyle 2nd Gen projector
AdvertorialSponsoredCompact enough to be held in one hand to take crystal clear and sensational big screen viewing experiences everywhere, the…
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Kagiso Unite Against Cancer
Local newsThe organisers aimed at hosting more awareness campaigns in the future to educate people more about cancer.
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SPARK Soweto wins international best school prize
Local newsThe Max Rayne Hand in Hand Jerusalem School won the World’s Best School Prize for Overcoming Adversity.
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Miss Secondary Soweto open for 2024
Local newsThe annual pageant will be open to girls between the ages of 15 to 21, in high schools in Soweto…
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Big TV, big benefits: Samsung announces Black Friday deals
AdvertorialSponsoredGet more this Black Friday with Samsung's unbeatable offers, especially on its premium television range.
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Soweto Fashion Week: A celebration of fashion and new talent
Local newsNo stranger to handwork and dedication to breaking into the fashion industry has seen her previously assisting in some of…
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Unleashing the Power of B2B Influencer Marketing with the new Ground-breaking Ogilvy Study
BusinessSponsoredInfluencer marketing has become an effective method through which brands can reach market segments. This Is how Ogilvy is assisting…
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Provincial government forges forward to end electricity woes
Local newsPremier Lesufi said they were currently engaging with the utility on the matter.
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SADAG celebrates three years of making mental health matter
Local newsThe event emphasised the importance of reaching out to loved ones, seeking professional help, and creating a supportive environment for…
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Mashabela Galane entertains at Emperors Palace
Local newsThe comedian had the audience in stitches when he performed in the Limpopo Comedy Special at Emperors Palace.
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Visit Melville Koppies for an amazing view of the purple Jacarandas
Local newsMelville Koppies is open every Sunday morning 08:00 to 11:30 except for December 24 and 31.
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Cansa unmasks the silent threat of prostate cancer for November
Local newsCansa warns that advanced cancer can cause deep pain in the lower back, hips or upper thighs.
