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  • Sandton’s Sector 4 falls away

    Local news

    SANDTON - The policing sectors for the Sandton precinct have been renegotiated and sector 4 will be absorbed into the…

  • Brescia girls brrrrraving the cold

    SANDTON - A number of Brescia House School girls braved the weather and took the plunge into the icy swimming…

  • Eskom asked to explain deadly pollution

    Local news

    JOBURG - An Eskom-commissioned report has revealed that deaths caused by air pollution from its coal power stations would increase…

  • Editor responds to Kaya FM comments

    Local news

    JOBURG - Editor defends her column, What's free wi-fi with no connection?, and denies it has racist undertones.

  • Bryanston react to development

    Local news

    BRYANSTON - A number of residents in Bryanston expressed concern and outrage over the proposal of a new development involving…

  • Man arrested for domestic violence in Marlboro

    Crime

    MARLBORO - A man was arrested for domestic violence in Marlboro by Bramley police.

  • Get ready for the Foo Fighters

    Entertainment

    JOBURG - Formed as a one-man project by Nirvana drummer Dave Grohl, the Foo Fighters quickly became one of America's…

  • Zuma put up for sale online

    Local news

    JOBURG - President Jacob Zuma was put up for sale in a tongue-in-cheek advert on the classifieds website Gumtree.

  • Boys experience a day in the life of a fireman

    Local news

    BENMORE - Varsity College Sandton hosted a Captain Courage project at the Sandton Fire Station.

  • City Power urges the public to help combat cable theft

    Municipal

    JOBURG - City Power has emphasised the need for the public to become more proactive in tackling cable theft.

  • Councillors fed up with messy Bryanston intersection

    Local news

    BRYANSTON - Ward 102 and 104 councillors David Potter and Mike Wood are fed up with the messy William Nicol…

  • Adopt a fluffy friend from the SPCA

    Local news

    SANDTON – The Sandton SPCA is looking to home some of its many abandoned pets.

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