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  • New prep school shouldn’t open – lawyer

    Local news

    BRYANSTON - Residents have objected to the opening of a preparatory school in Shepherd Avenue.

  • Applications outnumber university places

    Municipal

    JOBURG- The joy of passing matric with bachelors and being eligible for tertiary studies could be short lived for some…

  • UPDATE: Smash-and-grab video posted on Facebook

    Crime

    A VIDEO of a smash-and-grab which took place at the Bryanston Shopping Centre on 7 January at 15.44pm was posted…

  • Facebook video exposes smash-and-grab incident

    Crime

    Andre Snyman posted a video of a smash-and-grab that allegedly took place at the Bryanston Shopping Centre on 7 January…

  • Beauty and the Beast – with a twist

    News

    THE first pantomime produced by The Barnyard Theatre launches at the Rivonia Barnyard.

  • Township schools come out tops

    News

    JOBURG- The focus of Gauteng’s 2013 matric results has shifted to province’s township schools, which for the first time since…

  • Dog injures itself trying to escape fireworks

    Local news

    NEW Year’s Eve fireworks in Athol left Gary Eccles’ dog in total terror.

  • Adopt a new best friend

    Local news

    SANDTON - THE Sandton SPCA is looking to home some of its many abandoned pets.

  • Sanral faces more backlash

    Municipal

    JOBURG- The South African National Roads Agency is facing further public backlash, following motorists’ claims that they have received incorrect…

  • Redhill pupil scores 10 distinctions

    News

    SANDTON - Redhill High School matriculant Dean Bunce obtained an outstanding 10 distinctions for his final examinations

  • Gauteng’s 87% pass rate

    News

    JOBURG- Gauteng matriculants have achieved an 87 percent pass rate- the province's best results since 1994, Gauteng Education MEC Barbara…

  • Call to dismiss principals for poor results

    Local news

    JOBURG - ALL educational MECs have urged to dismiss principals of under-performing schools in their respective provinces.

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