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Hawkers close up shop in anticipation of possible June 30 violence
Local newsInformal traders closed up shop from today, as they fear an escalation of violence during tomorrow's nationwide protests.
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Newcastle bowlers compete in thrilling drawn pairs final
communityNewcastle Bowling Club hosted a successful drawn pairs competition, with Robbie Niemann and Cobus Lamprecht taking the title.
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ActionSA welcomes new members at Newcastle gathering
communityThe leaders reaffirmed the party's immigration stance.
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Mariska and John claim zone championship titles
communityDundee Bowling Club hosted the Northern Zone Singles Championships, where bowlers competed for the West Cup and Kay Cup titles.
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Community celebrates wellness on World Yoga Day
communityNewcastle residents marked International Yoga Day with relaxation activities and moments focused on wellness and connection.
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Phakel’umthakathi leads Newcastle March and March protest
Latest NewsProtestors joined a march calling for illegal immigrants to leave South Africa before the June 30 deadline.
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Herb Society hosts successful garden market
communityNewcastle’s Herb Society hosted an intimate garden market where members shared talents, enjoyed shopping and strengthened friendships.
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Golfers tee off to raise much-needed funds for Ferrum High School
communityThe golf day brought players, sponsors and supporters together for a memorable community event.
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WATCH: Amajuba is ready to defend itself
CrimeCommunity stakeholders and SAPS have come together to ensure that Amajuba is safe ahead of June 30 'deadline'.
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Local ‘petrolheads’ enjoy motor show weekend
communityOld Tooters Club members celebrated a weekend of classic cars, family fun, music and motoring memories.
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La Gratitude highlights funding strain amid rising care demand
communityThe home warns that stagnant subsidies are affecting its ability to meet growing frail care needs.
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Mr Govender bids farewell after 18 years at Newcastle High
communityNewcastle High School honoured Mr Govender as he begins a new chapter after nearly two decades as principal.
