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EFF slams deputy minister visit to 1 Military Hospital
NewsToo little, too late amid decades of decay says EFF after deputy minister's visit to decaying military hospital.
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Community and cops join forces to revive North precinct
NewsThe campaign provided an opportunity for informal engagement between police and residents while improving accessibility and community morale.
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Third burned female body found in east, police investigate
NewsPolice have launched an investigation following the discovery of three burned female bodies between Watloo and Denneboom train stations.
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Outages worsen amid equipment shortages, staff go-slow
NewsFollowing a 12-day electricity blackout in Waterkloof Ridge, the Tshwane metro says it has tightened contractor oversight and due diligence…
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Hero father gunned down protecting family — just hours before son’s 6th birthday
Local newsA Kameeldrift father was shot and killed while protecting his family, just hours before his youngest son’s 6th birthday.
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Hercules cable theft suspects arrested after alert resident tips off police
NewsPolice credit a ‘vigilant’ resident for tipping them off to suspicious activity during a cable theft operation that almost cost…
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New energy plan to tackle theft, sabotage in far east suburbs
NewsAfter years of persistent outages and growing frustration, the metro has committed to a plan aimed at resolving the ongoing…
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By-law operation hits the streets of Marabastad
NewsIllegal businesses were shut down, undocumented immigrants arrested, and hijacked city property reclaimed in a bid to restore order and…
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When you need brain tumour surgery, choose life
AdvertorialIt’s important to recognise the signs and seek medical advice promptly, as early diagnosis can improve your chances of a…
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Six-year-old dies in Mamelodi shack fire
Local newsA devastating shack fire in Mamelodi claimed the life of a six-year-old child. Here is the latest.
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Long-term solution sought after sporadic outages leave Brooklyn residents enraged
NewsResidents of Brooklyn are losing patience with repeated power outages, calling for urgent upgrades to Tshwane’s ageing electrical infrastructure.
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Progress accelerates on K50 upgrade despite public doubts
NewsWork on the R517-million K50 Garstfontein Road upgrade in the east of Pretoria has surpassed 24% completion, with key road…
