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Almost a year on, Moreleta Park flood victim still at loggerheads with Tshwane over damage claims
NewsThe homeowner Elsabe Coetzee says she got three quotations of the cost of damages which are all estimated at more…
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Love in the air at Linton’s Valentine’s Night Market
NewsThe market truly came alive as the sun set, with the stars providing a beautiful backdrop for a romantic Valentine's…
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Residents face Level 2 tariffs if water consumption levels remain high
NewsTshwane Mayor Dr Nasiphi Moya warns residents if they don’t take collective responsibility to conserve water, the stability of the…
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Heartwarming harmony at Phyllis Robertson Home
NewsA Sunday service filled with song, laughter, and delicious food brought joy to residents and guests at the Phyllis Robertson…
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Hammanskraal water declared safe for consumption after concerns
NewsMagalies Water says the water supply in Hammanskraal complied with the SANS 241:2015 drinking water quality standard, except for a…
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Days of derelict buildings numbered – MMC
NewsThe metro has set clear timelines and accountability measures to fast-track implementation of action plan.
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Tributes pour in following fatal accident of former Sundowns defender
Local newsSiyabonga Zulu passed away at the age of 31. He first joined Mamelodi Sundowns in 2018.
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Residents’ association happy as man arrested for possession and dealing in drugs
NewsThe arrest comes after residents raised concerns over deteriorating safety conditions and inadequate municipal services in the area.
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Do not pay imposters – warn Moot SAPS
NewsMajor General Thine is concerned over the dangerous nature of the latest scam and urged the public to remain vigilant.
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Learner suspended at St. Albans College after racism allegations
NewsThe Department of Education confirmed that it is aware of the matter and has launched an investigation into the allegations.
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Here are the highest water-consuming areas in Tshwane threatened with stringent restrictions
NewsTshwane metro has announced its highest water-consuming areas and urged residents to change their current consumption practices.
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Toll fee increases for 2025 – Here’s how much more you’ll pay
Local newsThe South African National Roads Agency (Sanral) has announced toll fee hikes that will kick in from 1 March 2025.
