Local news
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Tshwane, DBSA 7-year electric bus rollout plan
Local newsThe project was conceptualised in 2018, however, the process was halted due to the Covid-19 pandemic. The work resumed in…
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Berugte vroueswendelaar loop hom vas oor winkeldiefstal
Local news'n Winkeldiefstalklag het die doppie van ’n beweerde vroueswendelaar in Pretoria geklink.
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Two TMPD officers in serious accident
Local newsThe exact circumstances surrounding the incident are not yet clear.
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Police search for boyfriend after Pretoria woman is found stabbed to death, stepdaughter (12) beaten unconscious
Local newsThe woman was found lying in a pool of blood with multiple stab wounds on her upper body while her…
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Mokerhou-slagoffer trek aanrandingsaak teen Bittereinder-leier terug
Local newsDie slagoffer van 'n beweerde aanrandingsvoorval in 'n kroeg in die Moot in Desember het sy saak teen die leier…
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Tshwane metro gets R1-billion loan for “cleaning, service delivery”
Local newsCouncil members rejecting the loan described it as a terrible financial move as Tshwane was not in a healthy financial…
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Motorist arrested with 147 bottles of cough syrup under seat
Local newsThe estimated value of the confiscated bottles of cough syrup is R15 000.
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Centurion’s responders pull together after weekend storm
Local newsWhile Cert SA confirmed there were no injuries, ward councillor Ina Strijdom says the efforts are an example of how…
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Local yarn lovers enjoy the first Stoepmark of year
Local newsOne of the crafters, Hannelle Victor’s work was displayed at the Vogue Knitting Live show in New York on the…
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Police bust Waterkloof counterfeit money operation
Local newsAuthorities seize over R150 million in fake US currency.
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Report cyberbullying to police
Local newsSocial crime prevention officers at police stations aim to tackle cybercrimes, bullying, domestic violence, and personal safety.
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Police nab 18 in joint Pretoria North operation
CrimeThe Pretoria North visible police and National Traffic Police arrested the suspects while conducting operations along Rachel de Beer Street.
