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/ 2 December 2011
An ex-NPA employee has been arrested for alleged tender fraud, involving a contract for guarding and special services.
Grade 11s explored their creative side and developed national pride at this year’s Sasol Schools Festival.
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/ 14 November 2011
About R83-million stands to be lost in unspent money allocated for hospital infrastructure in Gauteng, based on the second quarterly report.
Alliance parties have pounced on the public protector’s report on DA-run Midvaal, vowing to have corrupt officials brought to justice.
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/ 11 November 2011
The early development of children was the focus of a major conference in Gauteng last weekend.
Dysfunctional record-keeping keeps watchdog groups and the media in the dark.
The Gauteng government has downplayed a backlog in paupers’ burials, amid concerns over mortuary management at Charlotte Maxeke hospital.
The ANC Youth League concluded its economic freedom march in Pretoria on Friday as they handed over a memorandum of demands at the Union Buildings.
While an angry Alex residential committee plan meetings on Saturday, the Gauteng government has dismissed claims of brewing xenophobic violence.
Acid mine drainage poses a threat to residents and government needs to act swiftly to address the problem, says the Gauteng housing department.
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/ 18 October 2011
Petitions against the proposed Gauteng toll system would be heard in November, the provincial legislature said on Tuesday.
Lobbying has already started for Paul Mashatile to become ANC national chairperson at the party’s crucial 2012 elective conference.
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/ 13 October 2011
A suspected serial rapist has confessed to kidnapping and murdering Roodepoort pupil Louise De Waal, whose body was found in Magaliesburg yesterday.
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/ 13 October 2011
A badly burnt body discovered on a farm in Magaliesburg, near Johannesburg, is thought to be that of a kidnapped Roodepoort schoolgirl.
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/ 11 October 2011
Police have discovered an arms cache containing firearms, thousands of rounds of ammunition, and police and army uniforms in a house in Centurion.
Two children were killed and hundreds of people left homeless after tornadoes ripped through Duduza, east of Jo’burg and Ficksburg in the Free State.
Dinokeng game reserve, officially opened on World Rhino day, already boasts lions, leopards, buffalo and white rhinos.
New York professor Nouriel Roubini was bound to be a hit with the predominately pale male suits attending the Discovery Invest Leadership Summit.
A car crash near Jo’burg could explain reports that slain Teasers boss Lolly Jackson’s lawyer had been kidnapped and murdered, police say.
Thembelihle residents have joined forces with their Lenasia neighbours to continue the fight for better services, this time at the negotiating table.
Julius Malema might be facing an ANC disciplinary hearing, but the ruling party has leapt to his defence after he was found guilty of hate speech.
The ANC has opted to keep secret the new venue of disciplinary hearings against Julius Malema and four other youth league leaders.
The Gauteng premier, an unpopular choice since her appointment, faces new onslaught.
Crime is down according to statistics for the past year, and people who don’t believe the good news are "cynics", says Police Minister Nathi Mthethwa.
The ANC in Gauteng has laid the blame for last week’s violent protests squarely at the youth league’s door, calling for action against its leaders.
DA leader Helen Zille is less than impressed after President Zuma indicated he had no need to discuss the DA submission on Justice Mogoeng in person.
Residents of Thembelihle, who staged a protest over housing and water grievances, are set to discuss the issues with Gauteng housing officials.
As top leaders jostle for support in the run-up to next month’s regional conferences, four ANC regions in Gauteng are heading for a shake-up.
While municipal workers in Gauteng were asking the premier to intervene in wage negotiations, strikers in Cape Town were denied permission to march.
The Congress of South African Trade Unions has threatened to strike if the tolling policy on the Gauteng Freeway Improvement Project is not scrapped.
Mending your ways behind bars isn’t as difficult as convincing people to give you a chance when you get out, say members of a women’s prison choir.
The Gautrain has begun operating its high-speed route between Pretoria and Johannesburg, transporting 11 000 passengers by midday.