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End in sight after almost 6 years as N2 roadworks nears completion
The project to realign the N2 at the northern ends of both the Umhlali and Umvoti River bridges broke ground…
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Post office warns of parcel scam
The post office does not require the payment of any fees before the time of collection, said SAPO spokesperson, Johan…
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Tony Leon: The DA is in for a bloody nose
Both the ANC and the DA are starting their election campaigns with underlying internal problems that could threaten their future.…
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Schools to close until 28 June is ‘fake news’ – Department
An apparent screenshot of a newscast is making the rounds online, claiming that schools will be closed during the entire…
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PetroSA employees get salary scare
Last night, Tuesday 25 May, it was confirmed that the first phase of discussions with the CEF in the presence…
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Another body retrieved from a river in Centurion
"It was reported that the man drowned."
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Dragged decision on e-tolls a result of clash of ideas within government
It has been almost two years since President Cyril Ramaphosa appointed a task team to resolve the impasse over e-tolls.…
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High probability of loadshedding later today
Eskom appeals to the public to help the country get through these constraints by reducing the usage of electricity.
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Minister Mbalula aims to revitalise Joburg’s train stations
Minister of Transport Fikile Mbalula has said that the Covid-19 pandemic exposed the fragility of South Africa’s rail works.
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Poacher sentenced to 25 years’ worth of concurrent sentences for killing Kruger rhino
Ndima and his accomplice Lucky Sibuyi were arrested in September 2014 near Lower Sabie by rangers.
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Tshwane increases vaccination sites as Covid-19 cases exceed 3 000
“I would like to reassure our residents that the vaccines are safe and emphasise the importance of ensuring that you…
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Family in Standerton decides on swift action to rescue grandmother
The Standerton Advertiser opted for a surprise visit to Kosmospark the same day and a notice board, outside, ironically cited…
