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WATCH: Man shot in Krugersdorp North hijacking
CrimeA man was shot during a hijacking in Krugersdorp North on Thursday while he was leaving his home.
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Pharmacists who care donate 300 blankets to Cradle of Hope
Local newsDis-Chem in President Square recently donated 300 blankets to the Cradle of Hope to help with their outreach projects.
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‘Surge in daily cases of infections a warning to everyone’ – SALBA
Local newsSouth African Liquor Brandowners Association (SALBA) and Vinpro say preparation for a third wave should be based on science and…
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A day to honour nurses on the frontline
Local newsInternational Nurses Day at Sterkfontein Hospital this year was set aside to acknowledge their nursing staff for the many hardships…
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Active Covid-19 cases in Mogale City now up to 131
Local newsThe total number of active Covid-19 cases in the West Rand is at 250 according to the latest report by…
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Beloved Rant-en-Dal Spar employee dies
Local newsA loyal worker and friendly face at the Rand-en-Dal Spar, Jan Chanki Phillips, or oom Jan, has passed away.
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How the economy, neighbourhood and crime impact the value of your property
Local newsPurchasing a property is the biggest financial investment of your life and you need to look after it and make…
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Police warn motorists of increased hijackings
CrimeWest Rand District Police commissioner is concerned about an increase in hijackings. There were two incidents in Krugersdorp and one…
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Department confirms KHS closed due to 11 Covid-19 cases
NewsKrugersdorp High School will be closed until Monday, 17 May to prevent the spread of Covid-19.
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Eight arrested in chase and shootout near nature reserve
CrimeUpdateProvincial Police responded to the incident near the Krugersdorp Nature Reserve on Wednesday.
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Retired R’fontein police staff bow out in Krugersdorp
Local newsEleven staff members of the Randfontein Police bid SAPS and the public farewell in Krugersdorp as they announced their retirement.
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Future of the Kloof threatened
Local newsThe Kenmare Kloof is home to many rare and beautiful fauna and flora, but what is the right way forward…
