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Temporary closure of Lyell Street northbound
Ladysmith GazetteThe roadworks will start on Tuesday, November 4, at 08:00 and end on Saturday, December 6, at 14:00.
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Police arrest 13 motorists in Estcourt for drunk driving
CrimeRTI are continuing to work closely with the police to ensure compliance with road safety laws.
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Padrit toets ma se geduld tot die uiterste
Opinion’n Ma deel haar eerlike, humoristiese belewenis van ’n rit saam met twee tieners.
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Boere en stadsjapies span saam vir gholfpret
Newcastle AdvertiserAmajuba Agri se gholfdag by Newcastle Gholfklub bring boere, stadsjapies en sportmotors saam ter ondersteuning van die Rapportryersbeweging.
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Family Fun Day showcases St Dominics’ creative talent
Newcastle AdvertiserLearners wowed audiences with dance, singing and poetry as St Dominics celebrated creativity and community at its Family Fun Day.…
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Happy Halloween, all you ghosts and ghouls
Ladysmith GazetteHorror, haunted houses and the Hounds of Hell come out to play - or is it all just fun and…
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MEC visits Al-Imdaad Foundation during Cabinet Day
Estcourt NewsThe Al-Imdaad Foundation believes that people must plant and produce their own food, instead of waiting to be helped.
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Hoërskool Pionier bekroon toppresteerders en nuwe skoolleiers
SchoolsHoërskool Pionier het sy toppresteerders en nuwe skoolleiers tydens die jaarlikse akademiese toekenningsaand vereer.
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Help honour fallen heroes with a Remembrance poppy
Local newsDonate for a poppy at Pick n Pay Hutten Heights or Pioneer Park and help support former soldiers. Read more…
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Paradigm Hospital nears completion and promises to transform Endumeni healthcare
Dundee CourierThe R300 million Paradigm Hospital nears completion, bringing world-class healthcare and hundreds of jobs to Glencoe.
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What’s On in Newcastle: Add these events to your social calendar
Newcastle AdvertiserWatch this space to find out what happening in and around the area.
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Family keeps Lindani Sithole’s memory alive through justice quest
Local newsFive years after his tragic death, Lindani Sithole’s family remembers his kindness and continues their fight for justice in Newcastle.
