Today's Events
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Gauteng Department of Health and Social development is about to conclude its H1N1 campaign.
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The huge multiracial crowds that spilled onto the streets to support Bafana Bafana as the kick-off of the World Cup approached were at a deeper level demonstrating for something much bigger – a different, better South Africa.
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Eskom has urged homeowners to be cautious after criminals representing themselves as Eskom appointed Compact Fluorescent Light Bulb (CFL) installers entered a home.
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Young and old, male and female, they came with a purpose – and they came naked.
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A near-capacity crowd stuffed the Innisfree Fan Park on the occasion of Bafana Bafana’s match against France.
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They came from Soweto. Many flocked in from Alexandra. An overwhelming majority were Sandtonians.
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The streets of Sandton were brought to a standstill as more than 300 colourful performers paraded in the Hyundai Goodwill Carnival.
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Sandton Convention Centre played host to the annual Cricket South Africa (CSA) Awards evening.
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The country’s leading fund-raising soccer extravaganza, the Telkom Charity Cup, will kick off on 7 August at Soccer City.
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Bafana Bafana held their official 2010 Fifa World Cup™ dinner at the Sandton convention centre with guests including Fifa delegates, government officials, celebrities and media.
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Mzansi football fans united in their hundreds to sign a giant Bafana Bafana jersey to show their support for the 2010 Fifa World Cup™ at the Southern Sun Grayston hotel in Sandton.
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Members of a Bryanston family have lost most of their worldly possessions in a fire that tore through their home on Friday.
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You can run but you cannot hide is an adage that befits the Automatic Number Plate Recognition system, Metro police’s state-of the-art mass surveillance technology that scans vehicle number plates.
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Gauteng Department of Health and Social development is about to conclude its H1N1 campaign.
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Public parks and open spaces in the Sandton area that were allegedly bought illegally could soon return to the hands of the City of Joburg.
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