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Man doodgeskiet tydens kaping in Muldersdrift
Crime’n Man het sy lewe verloor nadat hy glo tydens ’n kaping in Muldersdrift geskiet is. Die gesteelde voertuig is…
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Historic milestone as Krugersdorp Town School turns 125
SchoolsThe school took the day to reflect on its rich history and legacy in the community.
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We’re not giving up – Owner still searching for missing parrot Havi
Local newsUpdateMore than six weeks after going missing, Havi the parrot is still being spotted. His owner, Andre-Juan Le Sueur, remains…
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West Rand K9s sniff out millions worth of drugs
CrimeRecent operations by the West Rand K9 Unit resulted in multiple arrests and the seizure of crystal meth, cocaine, mandrax…
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VIDEO: Tensions flare in CBD over RDP housing delays
Local newsMore than 200 people gathered at the Gauteng Department of Human Settlements offices to protest long waiting periods for RDP…
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Two arrested after allegedly racially insulting police
CrimeThe West Rand Flying Squad has highlighted recent arrests as crime prevention efforts continue.
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Xiaomi 17T officially launches in SA
BusinessSponsoredThe telephoto master arrives with Leica-powered storytelling capabilities
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Burglary tip-off leads to stolen vehicle recovery after pursuit
CrimeHelp24 Secure, along with the police, gave chase after a car was stolen during a break-in.
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Free basic services available: Indigent registration opens in Kagiso
MunicipalResidents who meet the qualifying criteria are encouraged to complete their indigent registration before June 12.
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Boombewus: Waarom die witstinkhout 'n gunsteling onder tuiniers bly
Local newsVan digte somerskadu tot kleurvolle herfsblare en wintersonlig – die witstinkhout bied die beste van al vier seisoene en floreer…
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WATCH: Mogale hackathon empowers youth to build solutions for Gauteng
Local newsTwo days of creativity, collaboration, and fresh ideas came together as young people showcased their talent, passion, and problem-solving skills.
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Why every drop of blood matters
NewsOnly a small percentage of South Africans donate blood regularly, placing ongoing pressure on supplies.
