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  • Metro confirms pollution in Blesbokspruit

    Municipal

    The Ekurhuleni metro has commented on the contamination accusations made by a local resident, confirming that the Blesbokspruit is polluted.…

  • President to ban Gun from winner’s circle

    Local sport

    Tumisang 'The President' Madiba (27) is set to face Barend 'BB Gun' Niemand (27) in the EFC 47 hexagon on…

  • Two title fights to kick off EFC 2016 at Carnival City

    Local sport

    Kicking off what is set to be an action-packed year for EFC fans, are two world title fights at EFC…

  • Join the Relay For Life in the fight against cancer

    Local news

    The Cancer Association of South Africa (CANSA) Relay For Life is a unique event offering everyone in a community the…

  • Hijackers on the run

    Crime

    The EMPD and SAPS are on the hunt for suspects following a hijacking in Springs at around 7.20pm on February…

  • N17 appeals to the public for water

    Local news

    The Netcare N17 Hospital appeals to the public to participate in its 'Drink 1 Donate 1' initiative during the current…

  • Soccer team assists with needy children

    Local news

    Donald Sekgobela, an Eastvale resident, assisted in starting a development soccer academy after seeing many young children walking the streets…

  • JP Kruger to fight for EFC world title

    Local sport

    “This is my time, I will keep the title in South Africa.”

  • The metro has yet to fix the power problem in Springs CBD

    Municipal

    The street lights in Fourth Street have not been working since Monday, according to shop owners and residents -- and…

  • E-toll rates increase – motorists to pay even more

    Local news

    Gauteng motorists will again have to dig deeper in their pockets for e-tolls, as rates increase from March 1.

  • Tremor shakes through Springs

    Local news

    A tremor rocked Springs in the early hours of this morning (Wednesday).

  • Stop the weight-gain in children

    Local news

    Obesity is one of the more serious health issues in South African children, according to the World Health Organisation (WHO).

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