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Grade 3 learner killed in school wall collapse
Among the six, one of the learners succumbed to his injuries while receiving medical attention in hospital.
MTN8 Champs Orlando Pirates deliver third donation to the Zodwa Khoza Foundation
As the 2025/26 MTN8 Champions, Orlando Pirates were afforded the opportunity to nominate a charity of their choice to receive R80 000.00 from the total fund pool of R500 000.00.
Eastrand Kota Festival Set to Celebrate Food, Culture and Community in Benoni
More than just a food festival, the Eastrand Kota Festival celebrates entrepreneurship, youth culture and township excellence โ creating a platform where small businesses can thrive and communities can come together.
Residents Invited to Comment on Proposed Vaal Special Economic Zone in Sedibeng
The minister published a 30-day public consultation notice on 3 March 2026, inviting written comments from stakeholders and members of the public on the intention to designate the Vaal SEZ in Sedibeng, Gauteng.
Rand Water Reports Major Success in Removing Invasive Plants from Vaal River
These plants not only affect biodiversity but can also slow water flow, reduce water quality and impact nearby communities and businesses that depend on the river.
Learner dead following stabbing incident at Badirile Secondary School
A 16-year-old Grade 9 boy learner died at a local clinic after allegedly being stabbed by another learner on school grounds.
Evictions begin at Obed โMthombeniโ Nkosi housing project after illegal occupation
According to the department, the project initially experienced 48 illegal occupations, but this later escalated to 292 housing units before enforcement action could be carried out.
Gauteng Govt records R144.4 billion spending
As of the end of January 2026, total provincial receipts amounted to R149.2 billion, representing 83.7% of the budgeted provincial receipts.
Experts say no evidence linking sanitary products to cancer or infertility
The South African Health Products Regulatory Authority (SAHPRA) said sanitary products are classified as low-risk medical devices under the Medicines and Related Substances Act.
