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Pick n Pay and FNB have teamed up to launch what they describe as the most valuable grocery rewards offering yet on the bank's eBucks programme.

BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) -- When Mayor Byron Brown stepped down from office on Oct. 15, he honored four prominent Buffalo community members with street signage and renamed the Delaware Park basketball courts after his predecessor, Mayor Anthony Masiello. During his nearly 19 years in office, Mayor Brown bestowed numerous awards, recognitions and designations to people [...]

The story of a Nevada woman’s 2018 arrest and incarceration highlights the lengths law enforcement will go to criminalize someone who they believe must be punished.

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Revellers big and small dress up for Halloween.

Manchester United will reportedly miss out on the signing of Bayern Munich left-back Alphonso Davies to Real Madrid.

NATHAN SALT: Cantinho do Sa has barely been open five minutes when the first punters of the day begin trickling through the door. The restaurant's manager begins a frantic stock control check.

Pilar Reynoso established K-izen AI Immigration Academic to make navigating Canadian immigration processes more accessible.

The surge in cancellations began just hours after the publisher announced that the paper was doing away with its tradition of presidential endorsements.

RACHEL Reeves tonight defended hiking taxes NINE times – before refusing to rule out more pain for Brits.

The chairman of the County Councils Network warned authorities had ‘little choice’ but to put up taxes.

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Rounding up all Warriors and NBA related news for Wednesday, October 30th.

A hailstorm caused severe damage in parts of Limpopo and Mpumalanga on Monday and left four people dead, three hospitalised, and thousands displaced.

“At this point, voters who haven’t received a ballot shouldn’t count on it arriving," Coos County Clerk Julie Brecke said.