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Big thank you to the municipality

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Print ContentOctober 31, 2013

Local resident thanks the metro for fast service.

‘New residents’ still sparking controversy

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Print ContentOctober 9, 2013

Is the council so spineless?

Bertha Gxowa Hospital comes under fire

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Print ContentSeptember 30, 2013

Looking after your health or not?

The misfortune of becoming a statistic

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Print ContentSeptember 30, 2013

Beware of robbers using a new technique.

Speedy recovery by Primrose police

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Print ContentSeptember 27, 2013

Thank you to the Primrose police.

Another scam doing the rounds

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Leigh HodgsonSeptember 17, 2013

Beware of who you give your information to.

A bee in your bonnet

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Print ContentSeptember 13, 2013

A light moment in amidst the doom and gloom.

Continued pavement concerns

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Print ContentSeptember 11, 2013

Pavement concerns yet to be addressed.

Dogs just won’t stop barking

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Print ContentSeptember 11, 2013

Please stop the incessant barking.

‘New residences’ under the bridge by lake

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Print ContentSeptember 11, 2013

Concern grows over community under the bridge.

Getting attention from water services

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Print ContentSeptember 11, 2013

Thank-you to a wonderful repair team.

Delville resident expresses gratitude

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Print ContentSeptember 9, 2013

An expression of gratitude to the members of the Delville CPF and the Germiston police.

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Big thank you to the municipality

‘New residents’ still sparking controversy

Bertha Gxowa Hospital comes under fire

The misfortune of becoming a statistic

Speedy recovery by Primrose police

Another scam doing the rounds

A bee in your bonnet

Continued pavement concerns

Dogs just won’t stop barking

‘New residences’ under the bridge by lake

Getting attention from water services

Delville resident expresses gratitude

Loose stones on N3 spark windscreen damage complaints from motorists

SANRAL scraps contractor panel and resumes open tender process

Mandela Month charity drive uplifts Ekurhuleni residents