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Tremor mystery solved
Local newsBRYANSTON - The mysterious tremors shaking some tenants at Grosvenor Crossing shopping centre in Bryanston have at last been explained,…
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Car thief nabbed in minutes
CrimeJOBURG - Bramley and Sandringham police's swift reaction led to the quick arrest of a car thief - just moments…
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Boost for Gauteng education
Local newsJOBURG - A number of schools in Gauteng will benefit of a R100 000 donation from Deloitte aimed at improving…
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Redhill holds iPad Day
NewsMORNINGSIDE - The grade 7 pupils from Redhill Preparatory School and Dainfern College have been involved in a collaborative iPad…
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Unexpected water cut restores hope in service delivery
MunicipalSANDHURST - American ex-pat Iantress Bennett was almost left disillusioned with South Africa's service delivery after a leaking pipe outside…
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Fence thief caught at park
CrimePARKMORE - Thieves drove into the Field and Study Park in the early hours and cut off a section of…
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Bryanston primary set to host a tickey afternoon
NewsBRYANSTON - Bryanston Primary School will hold its annual Tickey Afternoon on the school's premises on Saturday, 31 August, from…
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Mike and the Mechanics in Jozi
Local newsJOBURG - Popular melodic rock group Mike and the Mechanics will be in Jozi to perform one show at the…
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Sanral continues to mislead – Outa
Local newsJOBURG - Outa refuted Sanral's claims that they were ready to start e-tolling two years ago, which were made at…
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Council’s powers limited with vacant property mess
MunicipalGLENADRIENNE - Vacant properties, such as the one in Glenadrienne, are a challenge for the city council to address.
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Keep the lights on during winter
MunicipalJOBURG - Eskom's senior manager of customer services in Gauteng, Tito Zwane said the company was doing everything in its…
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A fine line when reporting an accident
CrimeDOUGLASDALE - Face a fine of R1 000 when reporting accidents late.
