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  • DTCP hosts aerobic marathon

    Local sport

    Duduza – The Duduza Tshidisanang Community Project (DTCP) together with Tygan Gym held an aerobic marathon on Monday to celebrate…

  • Local deejay turned entrepreneur

    Local news

    Tsakane – Kgopolang Dintwe has switched from being a breakfast show deejay on a local radio station to being an…

  • Use these numbers, urge police

    Crime

    Duduza – Residents of Duduza are encouraged to know which policing sectors they fall under and to dial their sector…

  • 5 budget-friendly tips to prepare your bedroom for autumn

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    As leaves fall and temperatures drop in Tsakane, these design tips will make your bedroom the best place in the…

  • Knowing more about Tuberculosis

    Local news

    Kwatsaduza - TB is caused by Mycobacterium tuberculosis and is an illness that mainly affects the lungs but can also…

  • Patients and staff learn more about TB

    Local news

    Tsakane – The staff of Pholosong Hospital hosted a tuberculosis (TB) awareness campaign to help educate patients and staff about…

  • Ayoba thrash Kargo Alberto FC

    Local sport

    KwaThema – Ace Auto Ayoba’s hopes to remain in the top three on the log were kept alive when they…

  • RDP trounce Skoomboys

    Local sport

    Tsakane – The Tsamaya league games took place in Malandela Grounds in Tsakane where RDP lived up to their winning…

  • Safety belts save lives

    Local news

    Strap in this Easter, urge emergency service providers.

  • Know these numbers

    Crime

    Tsakane – Members of the Tsakane SAPS urge residents to familiarise themselves with their police sector vehicle numbers so they…

  • Disability academy participates in championships

    Local sport

    KwaThema – The KwaThema Disability Sports Academy team took off for the Nedbank National Championships for the Physically Disabled in…

  • Traditional healers want respect

    Local news

    Tsakane – Local traditional healers want the community to give them respect for their calling and doctrine of healing.

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