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Laaste supermaan in Groblersdal gesien!
Observer DallerGroblersdallers kon gisteraand die prag verskynsel van die supermaan sien, die laaste in ’n reeks van vier vanjaar.
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High-ranking security manager in court
Observer DallerA high-ranking security manager will appear in the Moutse Magistrate’s Court on charges of possession of alleged unlicensed firearms and…
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Stééds bruis die massas water oor Loskopdam se wal
Observer DallerDie skouspelagtige prentjie van Loskopdam wat oorloop is altyd ’n groot aantrekking vir enige Valleier of besoeker.
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Police seek help to identify body found in Dikgoale
Observer DallerPolice are asking the public for assistance with the identification of a body discovered just outside Vaalbank.
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Man nabbed and drugs, firearm seized
Observer DallerA man was arrested after police received information about someone allegedly distributing drugs in Nebo and Jane Furse.
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Marble Hall: Moontlike protesaksie ná uitsettingsbriewe
Observer DallerVerskeie WhatsApp groepe het vanoggend gewaarsku dat daar ’n moontlikheid is vir protes-aksies in Marble Hall, nadat uitsettingsbriewe aan die…
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Fugitive rearrested in Sihlakwane Village
Observer DallerOne of the fugitives who escaped from lawful custody in Lydenburg was rearrested after police received a tip-off.
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‘Vir Kersfees wil ek graag…’
Observer DallerDie klein Valleiertjies kan hul kersbriefies aan Kersvader met die Observer Daller deel.
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World Aids Day build-up event hosted in Jane Furse
Observer DallerLimpopo Department of Health engages with the community in Jane Furse about World Aids Day.
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Groblersdal: Sonnige en warm weer op pad
Observer DallerNá verskeie reënbuie en koeler weer in Groblersdal, sal die kwik weer begin styg met sonnige, warmer temperature wat voorspel…
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Storm tref Marble Hall
Observer Daller’n Yslike storm met erge reën en wind het in die vroegoggendure verwoesting gesaai in Marble Hall.
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High-speed chase leads to R110 000 drug bust
Observer DallerMan arrested near Siyabuswa after he was found in possession of drugs worth an estimated R110 000.
