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Water consumption reduced by only 3.5 per cent
JOHANNESBURG – Joburg Water aims to reduce domestic consumption by 15 per cent before resorting to water restrictions.
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Belgrave bridge report
MunicipalSANDTON – An engineering report was done on Belgrave Bridge to highlight the safety threats of using this bridge.
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Minister praises City Power smart meters
JOBURG – He called the meters a tool that helps municipalities manage its electricity usage better.
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Invitation to water polo tournament
Local sportSANDTON – See what's in store for the upcoming 23rd Saints Invitational Water Polo Tournament.
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Brescia pupil’s essay wins bronze
SANDTON – A Grade 11 pupil from Brescia House School received a bronze certificate in The Queen's Commonwealth Essay Competition…
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EFF protest at SAB
SANDTON - More than 300 EFF members will march to the South African Breweries (SAB) offices at Park Lane and…
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Solo exhibition at Absa Gallery
EntertainmentJOBURG – Now on at the Absa Gallery, situated in the city, is a solo exhibition by one of Johannesburg's…
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Celebrate Transport Month
JOHANNESBURG – the City of Johannesburg will host various events during October to celebrate Transport Month.
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Get down with musical duo
EntertainmentJOBURG – The current African music scene has opened great opportunities for African artists to unite in song.
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Minister praises City Power smart meters
JOBURG – He called the meters a tool that helps municipalities manage its electricity usage better.
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UPDATE: Detained South African activist released
Local newsJOHANNESBURG - It has been confirmed that South African activist, Leigh-Ann Naidoo, who was detained by Israeli Armed Forces has…
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Department of Education speaks out on tragedy
Local newsSANDTON – The Department of Education discusses the tragic death of a protesting pupil.
