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Cubs enjoy their adventure
NewsBRYANSTON – The 1st Bryanston Scout group together with 350 other Cub Scouts gathered at Gilwell Scout Camp, situated on…
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Theatre brings Mandela to life
EntertainmentSANDTON - The Auto & General Theatre on the Square is proud to announce the Johannesburg production of the fabulous…
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A carnival for cohesion
Local newsPARKTOWN – Masquerading, parading, music, art and theatre are the ways in which Gauteng will celebrate National Heritage Day on…
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Help six-year-old cancer survivor
Local newsSANDTON – A fundraiser initiative was held at the Hard Rock Café in Sandton for a six-year-old cancer survivor.
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Savanna throws massive party in Bryanston
EntertainmentBRYANSTON – The Forum in Bryanston hosted a launch party for Savanna’s new look where the cider drink took centre…
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End of a dream
Local newsSANDTON - In June, Sandton residents were warmed by the story of Joseph Phukube, a young beggar who received a…
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DA marches against police killings
CrimeJOBURG - The DA took a bold step by holding a silent march to the Johannesburg Central Police Station in…
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Bramley police still searching for missing woman
CrimeSANDTON – Close to a year since she was reported missing, Bramley police are again appealing to members of the…
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Southern Africa and the solar eclipse
Local newsROSEBANK – September is set to be a very busy month, astronomically speaking, and those living in southern Africa will…
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More suburbs get fibre optic cable
Local newsJOBURG - More Johannesburg north suburbs are having Fibre-To-The-Home (FTTH) installed.
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Roger Ballen Foundation creates photography award
Local newsJOHANNESBURG – The Roger Ballen Foundation was created in 2007 in order to promote education around contemporary photography in South…
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Putting the cart before the horse
Editor’s noteWhen the Department of Education announced the rollout of tablets to schools, there was a lot of excitement – but…
