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New Covid-19 cases, but more recoveries at north school
Local news“With the third wave of Covid-infections at our doorstep, we are monitoring the situation daily.”
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Laudium man nabbed for murder
Local newsOn police arrival, the victim's body was found with stabbed wounds in the upper body.
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Tshwane stage 4 load shedding schedule
Local newsStage 4 will be from 14:00 until 22:00 Wednesday evening
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Load-shedding causing prolonged outages in Pretoria
Local news“The reality is that municipal electrical distribution systems are not designed for continuous load-shedding conditions.”
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Two busted while trying to steal car from petrol station
CenturionLanna, a Sable German Shepherd picked up the suspect’s scent and tracks and led the officers to a storm water…
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Gauteng traffic official arrested for ‘bribe’ in the east
CrimeThe inspector demanded an R100 bribe from an undercover agent.
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Unions worried over high youth unemployment rate
Local newsTshwane unemployment rate stands at 36,7% making it the highest in the province, according to the latest Statics South Africa…
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Hercules police welcome sentences given transgressors in their policing precinct
Local news“He was sentenced to five years imprisonment which is wholly suspended for five years on condition he is not convicted…
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Community forum march to affect city streets
Local news“From the Loftus Triangle, the marchers will join Eastwood Street and turn left into Pretorius Street then right to Leyds…
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More vaccination sites as Tshwane flagged among Covid-19 hotspots
Local newsThe Gauteng province has continued to record an average of over 2 000 new daily infections.
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Community support motherless children after fatal house fire
Local news"I would like to thank everyone who donated and I want to urge them not to stop doing what they…
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Rietgat police and Department of Correctional Services embark on school safety campaign
Local news"These kinds of campaigns help nurture learners to become better adults and contribute positively towards redirecting the country's moral compass…
