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Water cutback sparks outrage in informal settlements across the metro
NewsResidents say the metro is denying them a basic human right after tanker deliveries were cut from daily to four…
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Ongoing road damage at Pretoria North entrance fuels commuter frustration
NewsMonths of delays and repeated sewer collapses have turned a key route near Wonderboom Station into a dangerous mess. Residents…
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Police, activists condemn school violence after fatal stabbing in Mamelodi
CrimeCalls grow louder for visible policing in schools after a learner was fatally stabbed in a growing trend of violence…
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Accused in burnt body murder case drops bail bid
NewsA man accused of murdering Sibongile Hadebe, whose burnt body was found near her Mamelodi East home, has abandoned bail…
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Province launches major vaccination drive amid rising measles cases in Tshwane
NewsWith Tshwane among the worst-hit areas, Gauteng’s health department aims to vaccinate over 4 million children as part of a…
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No arrests yet in the brutal Kameeldrift murder cases
NewsPolice are still searching for suspects in the two brutal Kameeldrift murder cases, with no arrests made to date.
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Call to end ‘decade-long’ sewage overflow in Block H
NewsThe Tshwane metro says an illegal sewer link caused the latest overflow, and workers will now repair the line after…
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Residents welcome turnaround at Rooihuiskraal garden refuse site
NewsWhile the city has cleared the waste and restored order at Rooihuiskraal's refuse site, some residents say the delay was…
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Snow, freezing temps expected – Don’t leave pets outside
NewsAs freezing temperatures and possible snowfall sweep across parts of South Africa this week, the SPCA is urging pet owners…
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Metro to probe trench stench in Eersterust
NewsA foul-smelling trench near a primary school in Eersterust has sparked health concerns among residents, who blame a sewage leak…
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Centurion’s Amkor Road reopens after a sinkhole closure lasting over three years
NewsWhile some residents are pleased the Doringkloof road is usable again, others say the city must now prioritise fixing other…
