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  • City taken to court over hawkers

    Municipal

    Informal traders associations' battle against the City of Johannesburg over the removal of informal traders from the CBD has been…

  • Creating role models out of beneficiaries

    Local news

    THE FedGroup Iteke Learnership programme wants to create role models out of beneficiaries.

  • Educational projects for disadvantaged youth

    Local news

    A LEADERSHIP project inspired youngsters to go out into the world and conquer.

  • Business thrives on good leadership

    Local news

    THOUGHT leader, Bonang Mohale engaged guests at Regenesys Business School on the importance of leadership.

  • I don’t like cricket, I love it

    Local sport

    JOBURG - Iconic Advocate George Bizos is behind the revival of cricket in the inner-city through the Joburg Cricket Club.

  • A deeper understanding of festivals of the year

    Local news

    THE painter, Mattias Grünewald’s work on The Isenheim Altar will be under scrutiny at a seminar in Bryanston.

  • A big thank you for all the little smiles

    Local news

    THE Smile Foundation hosted a cocktail evening to express their gratitude for the support they have received throughout the year.

  • Education fund for late bassist’s children

    Local news

    JOBURG - The music industry has come together to riase funds through a concert to help educate children of the…

  • Lessons from Lascaris

    Local news

    Penguin Books launched Lessons from the Boot of a Car by Reg Lascaris.

  • Mistreatment by security company

    Letters

    I was walking my dogs on leads and under control on 2 November at about 7am in Hurlingham Park.

  • Expert – Tremor, not earthquake in Jozi

    Local newsUpdate

    JOBURG - Tremor in Johannesburg most likely from old mine shafts in Brixton, an expert at University of Johannesburg says.

  • Whatsapp to stop crime in Bryanston

    Crime

    THE Sandton Community Policing Forum Sector 2, in conjunction with Bryanston East, are starting a new communication initiative in November…

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