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Chief of police arrests two early morning drunk drivers on his way to work
CrimeThe male and female drivers were taken to Tembisa Hospital to have their blood drawn
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Metro police nab 24 drunk drivers in special weekend operations
CrimeSes’fikile special operations shall be conducted periodically with the aim of ensuring criminality is drastically brought down
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Antiretroviral tablets used to make nyaope found in Birchleigh drain
CrimeThe EMPD, in conjunction with the HAWKS and the pharmaceutical company, are conducting in-depth investigations
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You love your home, so decorate it to suit your unique personality
AdvertorialAs the saying goes, your home is your temple. And you should decorate it to suit your taste and style.
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#MakingIt – Young street vendor pushes mala-le-mogodu (tripe) for a living
Local newsThis local young street vendor, Mbiza (21), cooks mala le mogodu (tripe) and pap for his regular customers and residents…
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JAM, NBBC move small business forward
Local newsJoseph Achievers Mentoring (JAM) programme partnered with the National Black Business Caucus (NBBC) to move small businesses forward.
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Water saving products distributed in Tembisa
Local newsSunlight previously contributed towards water-saving initiatives in the community through the installation of JOJO tanks as part of its #SunlightSavesWater…
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Five injured as Mercedes-Benz rear-ends Hyundai on Zuurfontein Road
Local newsThe patients were stabilized on scene before being transported to hospital
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Alleged hijacker critically wounded at centre in Bedfordview
CrimeParamedics assessed the man and found he had sustained several gunshot wounds
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Tembisa Hospital gets new wound care clinic
Local newsA specialised piece of equipment that is required is a Vacumed, at a cost of R 600 000
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PRASA still operates trains manually, despite being ordered not to
Local newsThe RSR issued the prohibition directive following the fatal accident at Elandsfontein Railway Station
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Ivory Park captain retires after 37 years of service
Local newsMagoai joined the SAPS in 1981 after steadily rising through the ranks.
