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Needy kids in Jane Furse receive festive food hampers from Booysendal
AdvertorialThe kids at Boitapisho crèche recently indicated that the food hampers donated to them can last them till February and…
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Trial date for Mbombela Macadamia Care murder set for July
Local newsJohn du Plooy (28), Shaun Oosthuizen (40) and Maryna Mandy Vorster (50) face charges of murder and house robbery after…
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Makgopheng community benefits from Booysendal
AdvertorialResidents at Makgopheng village outside Nebo had a perfect festive season. The community members from the rural village were handed…
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Pumas proudly announces its new sponsor
Local sportThe Pumas, formerly known as the Phakisa Pumas, recently announced their new title sponsor for 2021 to 2023.
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Skukuza Airport temporarily closed, flights suspended
Local newsLast week Airlink announced the suspension of its air services to and from Skukuza Airport.
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Community remains divided over the reopening of Lily and Barbrook mines
Local newsAccording to the former Lily mineworkers’ spokesperson, Harry Nhlanhla Mazibuko, the many failed attempts to reopen the mine in the…
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Take care of us so we can take care of our people, says Denosa
Local newsThe overwhelming increase of people who tested positive for Covid-19 and the number of fatalities are putting a lot of…
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Chippa United dish out another defeat to TS Galaxy
Local sportThe Rockets are now second last on the log table
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Open manholes dangerous and a ‘litigation waiting to happen’
Local newsDamaged storm-water drains and missing manhole covers have become a regular occurrence in town. This poses a safety risk to…
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Deceased Mbombela car guard’s next of kin sought
Local newsThe director of Martins Funerals in Mbombela, Andrie Homann, is searching for family members of the well-loved Antoinette Kruger who…
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Dangers of skin cancer not only skin deep
Local newsAvoid tragedy by taking the necessary precautions and regularly checking irregularities.
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‘Doom and gloom’ for safari industry in the Lowveld
Local newsWith little to no international visitors in the Lowveld over the holiday season, hundreds of open safari vehicles (OSVs) were…
