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  • Buy a calendar for charity

    Local news

    BRAAMFONTEIN - Support Childline and the Sunlight Safe House by purchasing a charity calendar for 2014.

  • Swing like a samurai

    Local news

    JOBURG - A former media personality in conjunction with Wits golf academy has launched the samurai sword swing project. This…

  • Power outage hits Mandela house

    Municipal

    JOBURG - Nelson Mandela's home in Houghton was among many households that were affected by a power outage.

  • Barely visible stop signs endangering motorists

    Municipal

    Parkmore resident, Brenda Dry has complained that painted stop signs on Marie Avenue are barely visible and may intensify the…

  • Children’s carnival to wow the streets of Yeoville

    Municipal

    JOBURG - Children from 90 schools around Gauteng will take part in the Provincial Children's Carnival to be held in…

  • Joburg opens its swimming pools

    Municipal

    JOBURG - The City of Johannesburg has welcomed Spring by opening some of its swimming pools.

  • An ongoing construction nightmare

    MunicipalUpdate

    Alexa Seligman, a resident of Sandhurst, is less than pleased with the state of the roads in Sandhurst.

  • ‘Speedsta’ close to winning brand new car

    Local news

    JOBURG - Transnet's Mapaseka "Speedsta" Makhanya is already celebrating as all indications are that winning the car in the Spar…

  • Mixed Martial Arts fighters win Cage Wars

    Local news

    Mixed Martial Arts fighters Robert Sibowe and Dwanye Potgieter won fights in the South African Professional Martial Arts Commission's (SAPMAC)…

  • Government threatens to shut down Community Works Programme

    Local news

    ALEXANDRA - Government threatens to shut down the Community Works Programme in Alexandra.

  • Strike leaves Joburg in the dark

    Local news

    JOBURG - Some Joburg residents were left in the dark after City Power employees downed tools on 4 September and…

  • Post office workers’ strike ends

    MunicipalUpdate

    JOBURG - The strike by casual employees at the South African Post Office's mail processing centres in some parts of…

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