Local news
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Mozambican elections training underway in White River
Local news68 voting stations in Limpopo and Mpumalanga to be opened on October 15 for Mozambicans to vote.
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Eight women shot in CBD raid
Local newsMembers of Sita Nemphumelelo Hawkers Association, supported by hawkers from Barberton, raided various drug spots, including Soccer City, "Nigerian Spot"…
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More focus needed to improve mental health in SA
Local newsOnly 25 per cent of people with mental illness have access to treatment.
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Karino Interchange expected to ease traffic flow
Local newsTRAC is excited about this project and urges road users to be patient and cautious during the construction phase and…
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A boost for tourism as cadets complete training
Local newsThe Tourism Monitors Programme is part of the broader government intervention that involves training, mentorship and deployment of unemployed youth…
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Vusi Shongwe lambasts executive mayors
Local newsShongwe said he felt the need to address certain issues that affect government structures, including executive mayors who do not…
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Three killed in accident on the N2
Local newsAmong the deceased is the driver of one of the vehicles and two passengers including a woman.
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Goven Mbeki and Thaba Chweu residents to make their mark in tomorrow’s by-elections
Local newsThe communities will make their mark tomorrow after eight candidates from four parties are contesting for their Wards.
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WATCH: Traders conduct drug raid in the CBD
Local newsThey warned drug dealers that they are going to root out drug dealing because it is killing young people.
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Woman’s body found under her bed in Hazyview
Local newsShe had a fracture on her skull. A hammer was also found in the bedroom.
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Lillydale learner allegedly dragged out of school and assaulted by three men
Local newsSensitive ContentPlease note this article contains graphic images that might upset sensitive readers: It is alleged the 19-year-old grade 11 learner…
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