The top five stories on www.germistoncitynews.co.za for the week, November 23 to 29, were:
Katlehong North police warn of ‘prophet’ scam
The Katlehong North SAPS is sending a stern warning to the community after an old modus operandi used by criminals to gain entry into residents’ homes recently resurfaced.
Man allegedly makes off with over R100k worth of goods in Marlands
After leaving his Marlands home, recently, to go to a nearby car wash, a Second Avenue homeowner received a call from a friend. “The complainant told police that his friend informed him that his house had been broken into,” explained Sgt Styles Maome, communications officer for the Primrose police.
Simmer thrilled to welcome new sponsor
As the club heads into the 2020 season, they are pleased to announce the support of a new sponsor. “After many ups and downs, from being relegated to the lowest league to winning the Senior Grand Challenge 2016 and the Bailey Cup in 2017, as well as the Golden Lions Rugby Union Sevens, we are immensely proud to announce that Phakisa Holdings will be joining the Simmer family as the headline sponsor for the 2020 season and hopefully for many years to come,” said Audier.
Paying more than you bargained for on Black Friday
It is the time of the year for one of the biggest money-saver shopping sprees, Black Friday. Not only are the shops full of people, online traffic is busy as well. If you don’t have a chance to hit the shops, or prefer not to stand in long queues, then online deals will most likely catch your interest.
Be on the lookout for these suspicious vehicles
The Primrose police are urging the community to be on the lookout for several suspicious vehicles that they believe have been used in the commission of crimes in the area.
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