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Junior Colleges Fourways – Building Our World One Child at a Time
Junior Colleges Fourways accepts no more than twenty learners per class, enabling the experienced, highly qualified teachers to provide each child with their full attention. Children are taught the Early Years Foundation Stage ...
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Claire Fraser
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25 Nov 2011
Crisis, What Crisis?
Although authorities have consistently denied that there is a billing crisis, thousands of homeowners across the metropolis would beg to differ. Electricity accounts for tens of thousands of Rands and water bills that are off the ...
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Lea Jacobs
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24 Nov 2011
Beaulieu - Something of a Haven
For those of the horsey set, Beaulieu is something of a haven. Set behind a security barrier with large stands and roads where the drivers understand that how to behave the suburb is luxurious and quiet.
Set north of Kyalami Main ...
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Ben Kelly
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24 Nov 2011
Gardener Ross Turns over a New Copper Leaf
Situated on Ernie Els Boulevard west of Centurion, Copperleaf was originally launched in mid- 2004. In 2010 Investec Property took over the development and repositioned it as a family friendly estate.
The estate covers an area ...
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Jacqueline Gray
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24 Nov 2011
Winston Park – A Little Taste Of The Country
The leafy and well-established suburb of Winston Park on the outskirts of Kloof in the greater Durban region offers everything that the discerning homeowners in this upmarket part of town demand.
The area is centrally situated ...
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Lea Jacobs
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23 Nov 2011
Renovated Dream or Sellers Worst Nightmare?
There are large numbers of homeowners who believe that in order to fully capitalise on their properties, they need to renovate shortly before they sell. After all, if the property is worth R1-million in its current state, what ...
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Lea Jacobs
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23 Nov 2011
Mthatha – In the Heart of Mandela Country
The town, which lies in the heart of the Eastern Cape, is often merely glimpsed from the window as travellers speed through on the N2, en-route to destinations such as East London or Port Elizabeth. One of the larger towns in ...
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Lea Jacobs
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23 Nov 2011
Rich History and Attractions Aplenty in Forest Town
As its name implies, Forest Town was established in a forest: the largest man-made forest in the world in point of fact. According to records, trees were originally planted in the area at the end of the 19th century to provide ...
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Lea Jacobs
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23 Nov 2011
Fourways High School – Always Excellent
Fourways High School has developed a firm reputation as a happy school of conscientious learners, where excellence that spans Academic, Sporting, Cultural and Leadership life of the all pupils. The school has a commitment to ...
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Claire Fraser
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23 Nov 2011
Acid Mine Water a Very Real Threat
Johannesburg owes its very existence to the discovery of gold. In the relatively short period from the discovery of this precious metal in 1886, vast tracts of the Witwatersrand have been mined, bringing great wealth to its ...
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Jacqueline Gray
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22 Nov 2011