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Sandringham - Punching Above its Weight
Sandringham is one of those quintessential suburbs in Johannesburg. Sitting on its eastern fringes with a strong Jewish community it always feels like it is larger than it actually is. The suburb is bordered by George Street in ...
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Ben Kelly
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09 Nov 2011
The Joy of Diving Marico Oog
Living in a landlocked city such as Johannesburg has its drawbacks. Scuba divers in particular are somewhat limited when it comes to diving options and invariably have to go to great lengths to get their ‘fix’. Diving at the ...
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Jacqueline Gray
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09 Nov 2011
Insure Properly if you are Renting Out your Holiday Home
Holiday homeowners keen to capitalise on rentals from their properties over the holiday season should insure adequately against damage and liability. So says Mandy Barrett of insurance brokers AON South Africa.
“Owners are ...
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Jacqueline Gray
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09 Nov 2011
A Bitter Harvest For SA Farmers
The news that a privately-owned farm in Hilton in KwaZulu-Natal was recently invaded by people claiming that the land belonged to ANC Youth League (ANCYL) leader Julius Malema, highlights one of the biggest problems facing South ...
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Lea Jacobs
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09 Nov 2011
Deneysville Ahoy!
Over the years, yachtsmen, canoeists, fishermen and kiteboarders have become an increasingly common sight on the Vaal Dam and as such, many of the small towns that surround this massive body of water have grown to accommodate the ...
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Lea Jacobs
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09 Nov 2011
Pro Arte Alphen Park – Unlock Your Potential
Pro Arte Alphen Park is a school for the “out of the box”, creative and talented individual. The individual’s own talent is shaped by the school so that he or she may reach their full potential. The school boasts a matric pass ...
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Claire Fraser
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08 Nov 2011
Kids Company Montessori Pre-Primary School – Reach for the Stars
With a focus on the “whole child” the Montessori system of learning is a unique and effective method that has been thoroughly researched to obtain optimum results. At Kids Company this methodology, uniquely combines with the ...
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Claire Fraser
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08 Nov 2011
Mooi River - Gateway to the Drakensberg
In 1866, the first governor of Natal, Martin West, established the first European settlement at Mooi River Drift, close to the present day site of Mooi River. Named after the statesman, the area was originally known as Weston. In ...
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Lea Jacobs
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08 Nov 2011
Ratepayers vs Municipalities
Nobody responds well to bad service. Websites such as Hello Peter, set up to allow South Africans unhappy at the treatment they have received from various service providers to voice their concerns, are being flooded by complaints ...
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Lea Jacobs
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07 Nov 2011
Future of Tolling Projects up for Debate
Towards the end of October, Transport Minister S’bu Ndebele put the brakes on the proposed tolling of Gauteng’s freeways and simultaneously halted the proposed Cape Town toll road project.
Although the Gauteng Freeway Improvement ...
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Jacqueline Gray
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07 Nov 2011