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Renaming of Gauteng roads to honour heroes and heroines ‘futile’ – residents
Local newsThe department is proposing to rename the R80, R55, R42 to names of eminent persons from various fields including political,…
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Wonderboompoort police, child helpline join hands to fight abuse
Local newsWonderboompoort police say they are concerned over child abuse incidents that end up not being reported to the police, leading…
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Community comes together to clean Olievenhoutbosch
Local newsMembers of the Hatfield-based church worked in partnership with the Tshwane metro to help clean the area which has suffered…
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Man accused of Mamelodi girlfriend’s murder hands himself over to police after months
Local newsThe search for a missing woman came to a tragic end on the evening of March 20 when she was…
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East residents suffer as underground spring devastates driveways
Local newsThe water issue in the suburb of the east of Pretoria has seen some residents’ damaging their vehicles while driving…
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The Cost Benefits of Solar Power in South Africa
Local newsSponsoredSolar energy has continued to be a reliable and cost-effective source of power. What cost benefits does this option provide?
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Cold front to hit Tshwane this week
Local newsWeather service says the cold front will be accompanied by partly cloudy conditions.
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Lotus Gardens missing girl found in Pretoria West
Local newsAfter going missing for almost a month, Fulufhelo Jennifer Nemataheni (15) was found and is safe.
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How to proceed with caution over potholes
Local newsOn Thursday, June 9 it was Pretoria east’s turn as road maintenance teams were patching potholes and undertaking general road…
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Police nab 320 in Tshwane operations
CrimeDuring these operations, 2 675 people, 321 premises and 1 451 vehicles were searched.
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Farewell after 23 years but, not for good
Local news“I want to thank everyone so that when they don’t see me at this corner anymore they won’t think I…
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Tuks students fight climate change with succulents in paper cups
Local news“Moreover, each hectare of porkbush could capture 4.2 tonnes of carbon yearly."
