Local news
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Keep safe during the anticipated heavy rains this weekend
Local newsThe City of Ekurhuleni states that disruptive rain is expected over Gauteng over the weekend.
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CoE replies to a letter regarding parks maintenance
Local newsMaintenance schedules will be available at the City’s customer care centres where the community can access them.
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The City of Ekurhuleni cuts down overgrown and fallen trees
Local newsAccording to a statement released by The City of Ekurhuleni the recent constant rain has brought about overgrown and fallen…
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No injuries reported following the Pomona fire
Local newsAccording to a statement released by The City of Ekurhuleni the cause of the fire that destroyed hardware in Pomona…
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Wall of Remembrance: English Kempie teacher (53) mourned
Local news“Her special gift was a spirit of distinction that provided her with the ability to observe and understand people. She…
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Kempton Park SPCA has updated its adoption process for safety reasons due to Covid-19
Local newsCheck for animals that are up for adoption on Kempton Express or Kempton Park SPCA Facebook page.
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Kempie Monica (17) sterf weens bronchitis komplikasies
Local newsAlhoewel Monica se diagnose voorkom om verband te hou met die pandemie, was sy vier maal vir Covid-19 getoets waarvan…
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Generosity and kindness at gift hand-out at Mugg and Bean
Local newsChildren and the elderly were the focus at the joyous event.
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Grass cutting backlog normal confirms City of Ekurhuleni
Local newsHumphreys said in some areas residents were cutting public parks opposite their homes themselves.
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Good times roll at Edenvale Skate Park
Local newsOn January 23 the park was hive of activity as skaters from Johannesburg and Ekurhuleni enjoyed their free time honing…
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Wall of remembrance: Rita remembered by loved ones
Local newsShe grew up in Kempton Park and completed primary school at Petite Laerskool and matriculated from Hoërskool Kempton Park.
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Athletics South Africa suspends all athletics activities due to Covid-19
Local newsASA‘s acting CEO, Terrence Magogodela said they hoped to resumed their normal events calendar.
