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Kempton Park murder trial postponed to October 15
CrimeAccording to court records, Galadla allegedly lured women to open fields, where they were murdered and their bodies set alight.
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Thembisa Mile 10km runners to tackle township streets
Local sportThe race starts on Pearce Street and ends inside the oval at Olifantsfontein Sports Ground.
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Paint for a purpose at Kempton Park feral cat fundraiser
Local newsTrap-neuter-return (TNR) programmes help reduce the number of unwanted and homeless cats in the area.
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Woman rescued after alleged kidnapping attempt in Thembisa
CrimeOfficers were conducting routine patrols in Esselen Park at about 20:00 when they heard a woman screaming for help.
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Panga confiscated from learner during Thembisa drug operation
CrimeAn army-style shirt was also recovered, resulting in an additional allegation of impersonating a soldier.
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Kempton Park 66kV cable project set to improve power network
MunicipalWork on the 66kV cable linking Van Riebeeck Park and Glen Marais substations is nearing completion, with testing and final…
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18 dead in 18 months, and only three arrests made
CrimeThe recent death of Ntombifuthi Nxumalo has once again exposed the escalating, deadly violent crime gripping the community.
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Level 1 water restrictions remain in place across Ekurhuleni
Local newsResidents reminded to comply with measures aimed at reducing unnecessary water use. Here's what you cannot do.
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Residents urged to prioritise health at Birchleigh Clinic open day
Local newsResidents will be able to access a range of screenings, health information, support services and referrals at the event.
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Mooifontein Cemetery murder accused remains in custody
CrimePreliminary investigations indicate that residents heard a woman screaming and pleading for her life during the incident.
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Local model and coach Charné van Eeden inspires the next generation
Local newsCharné van Eeden created modelling opportunities for future models through her school, SA All-Star Models Kempton Park.
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Alicia Oldjohn published her first two books at just 10
Local newsNow a Grade 11 learner, Oldjohn continues to pursue her passion for writing, which she says was inspired by her…
