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Four arrested
CrimeFour suspects were arrested by the Springs police in Selcourt on Friday after being found in possession of a stolen…
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Metro confirms pollution in Blesbokspruit
MunicipalThe Ekurhuleni metro has commented on the contamination accusations made by a local resident, confirming that the Blesbokspruit is polluted.…
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Join the Relay For Life in the fight against cancer
Local newsThe Cancer Association of South Africa (CANSA) Relay For Life is a unique event offering everyone in a community the…
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Hijackers on the run
CrimeThe EMPD and SAPS are on the hunt for suspects following a hijacking in Springs at around 7.20pm on February…
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Throwback Thursday: Rhodes Must Fall Movement Gallery
NewsA year ago on 9 March, University of Cape Town students began the Rhodes Must Fall movement. Here is a…
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Video: Butter vs. Margarine – which is healthier
Local newsThere has always been a lot of debate and speculation over which is healthier, butter or margarine.
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Getting a hold on your debt
Local newsA great deal has been said about the difficulties that consumers will be facing in 2016, with interest rates currently…
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N17 appeals to the public for water
Local newsThe Netcare N17 Hospital appeals to the public to participate in its 'Drink 1 Donate 1' initiative during the current…
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Did African travellers introduce the zika virus to Brazil? It’s highly unlikely
Local newsAfricans are being blamed by doctors for bringing the mosquito-borne zika virus to South America, where an increase has been…
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Soccer team assists with needy children
Local newsDonald Sekgobela, an Eastvale resident, assisted in starting a development soccer academy after seeing many young children walking the streets…
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The metro has yet to fix the power problem in Springs CBD
MunicipalThe street lights in Fourth Street have not been working since Monday, according to shop owners and residents -- and…
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E-toll rates increase – motorists to pay even more
Local newsGauteng motorists will again have to dig deeper in their pockets for e-tolls, as rates increase from March 1.
