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R38 in Barberton now open following road closure by protest
Local newsThe R38 was blocked at Verulam in Barberton in two separate incidents: on the night of February 13 and the…
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Theo Krüger groet Laerskool Laeveld ná agt jaar aan die stuur
Local newsDit was 'n bittersoet oomblik toe Krüger op 31 Januarie deur die erewag leerders oor die rugbyveld van Laerskool Laeveld…
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R536 between Sabie and Hazyview currently closed due to rain damage
Local newsMotorists who need to go to Sabie, are advised to do so via Graskop or White River.
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Some Kruger roads expected to be inaccessible for next 48 hours
Local newsAlthough the flood pulse in some rivers is dropping, SANParks is still keeping a close eye on further developments.
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Laerskool Laeveld groet twee steunpilare
Local newsHulle was van die begin af deel van die skool en het deur die jare hul stempel daarop afgedruk.
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Fake news: There is more than one Barberton
Local newsA video, posted on TikTok last year, of a bridge being swept away by water has been circulating online. It…
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Nationwide floods classified as national disaster
Local newsFollowing widespread floods in several provinces, including Mpumalanga, a national state of disaster has been declared.
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WATCH: Lowveld National Botanical Garden closed to the public due to storm damage
Local newsLowvelder spoke to Lowveld National Botanical Garden interpretation officer Lou-Nita Le Roux Joubert this morning, February 13. She said she…
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The Lowveld’s rain is not over yet, weather service warns
Local newsFebruary will continue to be a wet month in the Lowveld, according to several weather platforms.
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WATCH: Giant crocodile spotted in Matsulu
Local newsOfficials of the Mpumalanga Tourism and Parks Agency have reported that the reptile had returned to a nearby river.
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KNP ranger and two others detained during floods with suspected poaching gear
Local newsA ranger’s job is never done. Even in the midst of the floods the Kruger National Park is currently experiencing,…
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Lowveld dams overflowing
Local newsWith the ongoing downpours, dam levels are expected to continue to rise.
