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“Drunk” head of detectives involved in two accidents
CrimeHe denied being drunk, but did admit, in writing, that he had consumed a Hunter's Apple Cider at about 11:00…
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Cope says it is not end of the road
ElectionsAnalysts previously indicated that Cope is not going to survive this time around due to the conflicts that they had…
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Police officer up for drunken driving
CrimeAccording to the police, the officer is alleged to have been involved in a collision involving three cars on the…
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Health train provides health services for free
Hard newsThe first Phelophepa Health Trains started operating in 1994 it won the United Nations Public Service Award in the ‘Improving…
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Young girls in rape ordeal
CrimeThis came to light when the grade eight learner of Kusile Combined School felt she couldn't take it any longer…
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Offenders voted in numbers
ElectionsOffenders in the counrty were excited to be allowed to practise their constitutional rights of voting as citizens of this…
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Thugs use bridge for own devices
CrimeFor the past two weeks people have been forced to pay an amount of R10 or R20 and women are…
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April top stories from Lowvelder’s news-desk
Hard newsLowvelder's news desk brings you a round up of the top stories during the month of April. Follow our news-links…
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Careful, Big Brother is watching you
Hard newsRiverside Park is leaps and bounds ahead of other business districts in the country.
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Department of Health fails to submit report to HRC
Hard newsUpdateIt is clear that the MEC and her department have done nothing to improve health care, instead they chose to…
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World celebrates not-so-free press
Hard newsOn May 3 the United Nations celebrates World Press Freedom Day.
