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Minister instructs teachers to start vaccinating this week
Local news“Drop everything and vaccinate!”
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Kreef in Letaba-kanaal beslis die Red Claw Crayfish
Local news‘n Varswaterkreef wat verlede maand vanuit ‘n besproeiingskanaal langs Letaba Estates getrek is, is geïdentifiseer as die Red Claw Crayfish,…
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Nomonde entertains people with her angelic voice
Local newsNomonde Mafumu is a 27-year-old young lady from a small village called Nkambako outside Tzaneen who started using her angelic…
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#YourTaxMatters – Tips to follow to help you with your income tax return
BusinessPreparations for the 2021 Filing Season are underway.
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Why are you fighting us, residents ask Eskom?
Local newsThe never-ending power outages due to load-shedding last week frustrated South Africans to no end.
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Rotarians in Haenertsburg flourish during Covid
Local newsDespite a difficult year where a worldwide pandemic changed life to its core, the Haenertsburg Rotary Club has flourished.
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Newborn baby found in a rubbish bin
CrimePolice in Tzaneen have opened an inquest after the body of a newborn baby was found in a rubbish bin.
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YOUTH MONTH: Katekile is a young mover and shaker
BusinessKatekile Mathye is the founder of Theledi Beverages which produces a well-known water brand, Mati.
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Tzaneen Police Station closed due to Covid-19 case
Local newsThe local Tzaneen Police Station is temporarily closed for decontamination purposes after an employee at the station tested positive for…
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Horrific crash claims nine lives on Deerpark Road
Local newsNine people died instantly and six others escaped with injuries on Sunday when a VW Amarok bakkie collided with a…
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KYK: Nog donker tye lê voor, maar Suid-Afrikaners kan binnekort self besluit waar hulle krag wil koop
NewsSuid-Afrikaanse kragverbruikers steier die afgelope paar weke onder beurtkrag. Boonop is die verwagting dat die einde nog nie in sig…
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AfriForum’s control room helps to curb crime
Local newsAfriForum’s control room in Gauteng, Limpopo and Mpumalanga attended to more than 235 incidents in May.
