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Imbizo held in Wesselton to address escalating issue of gangsterism
CrimeAccording to Col Ngcobo, the age of the children who are involved in criminal activities in the area, are between…
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Amersfoort VLU-tak leer meer oor raglanmou-kindertrui en skryf van prosa
NewsMe. Buksie Bam het die vroue so bietjie meer oor die raglanmou-kindertrui met oorskiet breigare, asook ’n toiletsakkie wat kan…
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Help om dogters in die skool te hou
Local newsDie groep het by verskeie skole in al sewe dorpe in Msukaligwa navraag gedoen oor die behoeftes daar en het…
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Carolina to host Presidential Izimbizo
MunicipalThe imbizo affords everyone the opportunity to collectively engage on how to best address the immediate challenges and to create…
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Self-taught artist in Wesselton brings portraits to life
Local news"What I like most about making art is that I don't think about anything else but the drawing. All my…
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Congratulations to Highvelder’s competition winners
Local newsThe winners each received a R1 000 Wildman gift voucher.
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Shalom athletes improve their personal best times at TracN4 Elands Marathon
Local sportThe runners crossed the finish line improving their personal best running times.
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Ermelo Brahmane laat Mhulzi’s les opsê
Local sportDie manne van Ermelo het goeie dissipline op die veld gehandhaaf en sewe drieë teenoor hul teenstanders se een drie…
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Residents concerned about illegal dumping health hazard in Wesselton
Local newsThe area stinks and no one in the municipality sees the need to play their role of ensuring that garbage…
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VLU Talento Mulher vroue kuier saam
Local newsVolgens me. Veronica Bisschoff, tak-voorsitter, het al die vroue die praatjie oor die versorging van hul oë en die invloed…
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Shalom athletes improve their personal best times
Local sportKapita Frank participated in the Durban International Marathon on May 8 and completed the race with a time of 3:38;01.
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Carolina police arrest suspect in connection with possession of dagga weighing in at 113.6kg
CrimeUpon searching the bakkie, the officers discovered about 31 refuse bags starched with dagga weighing in at 113.6 kg.
