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Plan to turn illegal dumping sites into vegetable gardens
Community galleries“I strongly believe that this approach will be of benefit to our community as it will ease the pain of…
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Tshwane metro police will monitor closed-off streets on Sunday due to race
Community galleriesThe Annual Tshwane Classic Cycling will affect more than 15 streets and motorists are advised to use alternative routes.
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Police and CPF show some love to breast cancer patients
Community galleriesThe Moot CPF donated R 5 000 to support breast cancer projects.
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Local organisations raise money to support cancer patients
Community galleriesMore than 150 people in their colourful outfits, dominated by the pink colour, participated in the Breast Cancer Fun Run…
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Better getting a ticket than dying in crash, says traffic cop boss
Community galleries“Road accidents will drop significantly should all drivers obey traffic laws.”
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Dysfunctional Sunnyside sector 2 CPF committee resuscitated
Community galleries"The deputy chairperson and secretary disappeared while one of the additional members failed to attend all meetings."
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Some women are not aware they are being abused, says social worker
Community galleries"It is important to identify abuse early on to save lives."
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Giving homeless people money may worsen problem, says expert
Community galleriesOne of the best ways to help homeless people is to work with relevant NGOs.
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Tshwane needs residents’ support in making the city clean
Community galleriesTshwane metro does not have sufficient resources to keep all 107 wards clean and, therefore, pleads with the community to…
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No youths show up in CPF structures
Community galleries"It seems as if the youths do not want to do work on the ground but they are vocal when…
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Methodist Church offers to support Sunnyside police
Community galleries“The burden that the police carry on their shoulders sometimes makes them the most vulnerable as they are also human…
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Local group wants to clean up the Moot
Community galleriesDie Moot Projek aims to make the Moot the cleanest, most well looked-after area in Pretoria.
