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  • Eskom implements stage 2 load-shedding

    Hard news

    Eskom has implemented stage 2 load-shedding from now which is likely to continue until 22:00.

  • Brand ontwrig so byna Interlaeratletiek

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    Vir sommiges is Vrydag se interlaeratletiekbyeenkoms by Hoërskool Bergvlam wreed onderbeek toe 'n gedeelte van Nelspruit Krieketklub by die Fanie…

  • Morning accident claims yet another life

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    A second victim has passed away as a result of this morning’s accident on the N4 between town and Marloth…

  • ANC hef beplande Innibos-boikot op

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    Ons het al die ANC se vrese uit die weg geruim en hulle het aangedui dat hulle ons sal ondersteun

  • Rapid intervention needed in Marloth

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    Marloth Park's fauna and flora are not in sync. Rapid action is needed to solve the problem of overgrazing. There…

  • Dreigende afgrond kruip al hoe nader aan huis

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    Hulle het die munisipaliteit se bystand versoek en op 16 Oktober is daar onderneem dat 'n kontrakteur aangestel sou word…

  • Quality education on your doorstep is now a reality

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    Mhaule supported Mabuza, adding that boarding facilities like EBS played a major role in particular for those who lived below…

  • Vlakvarke loop nog steeds deur

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    Die sinnelose geskiet van vlakvarke met 'n winbuks kry steeds geen einde nie. Inwoners is nou gevra om op die…

  • Department insists schools have books

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    Zwane also said the appointment of the new agency in September 2014 did not have any negative impact in the…

  • Hijacker welcomed in capital

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    In 1969 Khaled, who is a member of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, was part of a…

  • Fraud cases postponed again

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    The fraud trials of Mr Derek Poole continues in Hazyview and Gauteng.

  • Rapid implementation unit saves grant money

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    "Losing" contractors are unhappy with the awarding of the unadvertised water infrastructure contracts amounting to tens of millions of rand.

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