The top five stories on www.germistoncitynews.co.za for the week, May 3 and 10, were:
Several Germiston suburbs without electircity due to alleged cable theft
Germiston’s power woes continued when several suburbs were left in the dark following the alleged theft of power cables in Knights Road.
The three most dangerous snakes in the East Rand
The warm weather means snakes will now be up and about after a long period of hibernation, hungry and in search of food. From mid-August until late May it is snake season.
Parents celebrate unexpected blessings
It hasn’t been smooth sailing for Sibusiso and Mpho Thembekwayo from Primrose, but they are thrilled they now have their ‘Rea-stars’ – Reatlegile, Reamogetse and Reabetswe-home.
Katlehong North police arrest 16 suspects over the weekend
The Katlehong North police arrested 16 suspects for various offences, recently. The arrests were made during a Katlehong North SAPS Intelligence Unit driven operation.
Social workers at Bertha Gxowa Hospital are appealing to the community to help them trace the family of this unknown patient. He is in the male medical ward.
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