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  • Local soccer star dies

    Local news

    Duduza – Local soccer star Motsere Johannes 'Tornado' Mothlaping (33) passed away on February 10 after a short illness.

  • Moloko to be missed

    Local news

    KwaThema - Pani Minah 'Barney' Moloko (73) of Mokgomo Street in KwaThema passed away on February 14 after a short…

  • Bringing services to the people

    Local news

    KwaThema – A gathering was held at KwaThema recently to bring together the community and various departments working to deal…

  • Uthando Lwenkosi Home Based Care gives back to young people

    Local news

    KwaThema – A group of women from Uthando Lwenkosi Home Based Care have donated food parcels and school shoes and…

  • Metro notifies of planned power outage

    Municipal

    Planned power supply interruption for Langaville and Geluksdal.

  • Joe delivers donations

    Local news

    Joe Modubu (36) who held a 'Fill up the cabby' initiative on Saturday for underprivileged children has delivered the food…

  • Mayoral Imbizo in Langaville

    Municipal

    Langaville - Ekurhuleni mayor Clr Mondli Gungubele visited Langaville on Wednesday as part of the mayoral imbizo to address residents…

  • SAPS raise awareness on domestic violence

    Crime

    KwaThema - A Domestic Violence Awareness Campaign was conducted in the KwaThema Tornado Section by the SAPS, to educate community…

  • Be careful with your money, warn police

    Crime

    Tsakane – The Tsakane police are urging residents to be more cautious with their money, especially after withdrawing from within…

  • A brand for change

    Local news

    KwaThema - One Day Sopopa is one of the fast-growing brands in Kwatsaduza, and founder Mzwandile Jongwe (34) says it…

  • Man’s troubles keep coming

    Local news

    KwaThema – Simon Mkhonza (not his real name) is a wheelchair-bound resident from KwaThema who has not let his disability…

  • E-toll rates increase – motorists to pay even more

    Local news

    Gauteng motorists will again have to dig deeper in their pockets for e-tolls, as rates increase from March 1.

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