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Blood transfusion drives Marlboro resident to donate
Local newsSANDTON - Yusuf Degam, a resident of Marlboro received 10 units of blood that saved his life when he was…
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Windscreen washers: making a living or harassment?
MunicipalSANDTON - Motorists are fed up with window washers at large intersections in Sandton.
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Metro police selection process ‘underhanded’ – Samwu
MunicipalJOBURG- The Metro police have come under fire for allegedly exploiting thousands of job-seekers during its recruitment process.
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School welcomes new pupils
NewsGRAYSTON - Grayston Preparatory School welcomed the new Grade 1 pupils and their families to the school on 15 January.
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Family desperate to find daughter
Local newsJOBURG - Mariah Ntombizodwa Sibanda's family is desperate to locate her whereabouts.
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E-toll ambulance woes
MunicipalJOBURG- Ambulance delays caused by e-tolling could endanger lives, according to private emergency service providers.
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Employees help fill up the blood bank
Local newsSANDTON - Cell C staff in Buccleuch donated blood on 14 January in a bid to help replenish blood reserves…
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Sex-pest educator barred from teaching
Local newsSANDTON - Hyde Park High teacher Jeffrey Ostrowick is not allowed to teach again.
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Fiery day ahead – Heatwave hits Gauteng
Local newsJOBURG - The SA Weather Service issued an alert for extreme temperatures across Gauteng and other parts of the country…
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Novel release for Bryanston writer
Local newsHaving just released his second novel, Bryanston resident Peter-John Calitz is destined for great things in the literary world.
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Unemployment rate will decrease with economic freedom
Local newsSANDTON - South Africa is facing an unemployment crisis and almost eight million South Africans are unemployed or have given…
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Sanral’s SMSes ‘unlawful’: NFC
MunicipalJOBURG- The South African National Roads Agency Limited (Sanral) is facing a backlash for using “unlawful” methods to compel motorists…
