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Government warns over bogus labour inspectors
Local news"Our inspectors do not issue immediate fines."
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School principal concerned over growing number of ‘amaphara’
Community galleriesThe problem of amaphara is robbing the nation of talented youth who have the potential to learn and play critical…
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New Mamelodi taxi rank fully operating
Local newsThe new taxi rank is the biggest taxi rank in Tshwane region andis located at the new mall in Mamelodi…
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Man critical as vehicle wrecked in highway collision with truck
Local news“The driver, who was the only occupant of the vehicle, was found trapped in his vehicle and hydraulic equipment was…
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Tshwane floods: East residents pick up the pieces amid a litany of unfulfilled promises
Local newsThe string of informal settlements around the banks of Moretele river in Mamelodi, were first hit by floods in 2019,…
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Tshwane floods: Mamelodi residents’ long wake over drowned man’s body as authorities ‘take hours to arrive’
Local newsThe man drowned after heavy rains in Tshwane. The ambulance service arrived soon after the recovery of the body and…
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Gala event to raise funds for children’s homes
Local newsThis years gala event will be held at Eduplex auditorium on March 3 with actress Lizz Meiring as MC and…
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Tshwane flood update: One swept away by water, search and rescue continues
Local news“The search for the person was called off because of visibility and safety challenges for the team on Saturday night,”…
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Pretoria residents record over 220mm in 24 hours
Local newsOne resident reported approximately 165mm of rain in Mamelodi, an area that was hard hit by flash flooding.
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Sidewalk trophies get new owners for 2022
Local news“A proud owner always has a neat sidewalk – you have to be proud to be able to say that…
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Cops talk GBV at local church
Crime“People should not be afraid to break the silence on domestic violence, sexual offences and domestic violence.”
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Several trapped motorists rescued as floods wreak havoc across Tshwane
Local newsAccording to the South African Weather Service (SAWS), 100-160mm of rain was reported in parts of Tshwane.
