News
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Contractor transition causes waste disposal delays
NewsThe city employed new service providers, but unfortunately, the permit to transport the equipment was for weekdays only.
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Devastating fire renders North family homeless
NewsFortunately, no family members were home at the time of the fire, and even their dogs made it out unharmed.
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Weskoppies power restored after being cut off
NewsThe Gauteng Department of Health says patient care continued normally during the hours that the hospital had to depend on…
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East Community Forum clears cable theft hotspot
NewsThe forum has cleared dense bush at a notorious hotspot, aiming to prevent ongoing power outages caused by cable theft.
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Frustration boils over in Lynnwood Ridge after back-to-back outages
Local newsPower has finally been restored to parts of The Willows, however, residents say they are emotionally and financially drained after…
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Vehicle jamming surges in east of Pretoria, motorists warned
NewsMotorists are urged to ensure their vehicle is locked before walking away.
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Water pressure at three north reservoirs to be affected by maintenance work
NewsThe maintenance proposed by Rand Water will last for 14 days focusing on cleaning and maintaining Hartebeesthoek Reservoir.
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Service delivery in Centurion declines despite reports of Tshwane’s stable finances
NewsCenturion residents are extremely concerned over service delivery failures in the area.
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Stolen dog “Uber” is found safe in Mamelodi
Local newsThe dog was rescued at around 15:00 on Tuesday, May 6, and reunited with his owner about two hours later.
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Local organisation demands action against GBV
NewsNtombifuthi Gwala from the Helping Hand Foundation says the police must prioritise GBV cases and immediately attend to calls from…
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Private security firms step up as cable theft surges in the north
NewsAccording to security firms in the area, cable theft incidents have more than doubled in the past eight weeks.
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Final salute: Emotional farewell to young constables found in Hennops River
NewsAn emotional memorial to honour Constables Senoge, Buys, and Linda, whose lives were tragically cut short, was held on Tuesday.
