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Forced pumping yield results at Soshanguve L reservoir
NewsThe municipality made the decision to implement forced pumping after repeated challenges with low reservoir levels that disrupted water availability,…
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Community spirit shines as residents clean up neglected park
NewsA precinct group inspired positivity in Nieuw Muckleneuk by tackling overgrown vegetation and rubble.
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Walk-in centres still unknown with learner registration around the corner
NewsWith online school admission applications opening on July 24, hundreds of Gauteng parents are still waiting on the list of…
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Man arrested over tampering of power lines in Elandspoort
NewsFour feeders supplying Claremont and Booysens were also reported faulty the following week.
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Cable thief pays with his life after attempt
NewsThe body of the suspected cable thief was found next to the electricity box by passersby.
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Tshwane metro pushes Lynnwood BRT contractor for revised timelines
NewsThe Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) Line 2C project along Lynnwood Road is 91% complete, but motorists and residents will need…
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Officer shot and injured in Kwaggasrand armed robbery
CrimeA security officer was shot and injured during a brazen armed robbery at a Kwaggasrand Engen garage — eight suspects…
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SAPS spread GBV knowledge in northern clinics
NewsA powerful call to end gender-based violence echoed through the Adelaide Tambo Clinic as Pretoria North police and community leaders…
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Breakthrough in DJ Sumbody murder: Suspects to appear in court
NewsNearly three years after the fatal shooting of beloved Pretoria DJ and businessman Oupa “DJ Sumbody” Sefoka, police have arrested…
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Help Rekord to support Wollies’ needy animals
NewsWollies, the pro-life animal shelter in Pretoria North, cares for more than 1 000 animals on a daily basis. Rekord…
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Duo to appear in court in theft of water meters case
NewsThe suspects were caught during a routine patrol allegedly in possession of stolen water meters. The Pretoria North police acknowledge…
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World Brain Day: More than 40% of dementia cases can be prevented
NewsExperts are calling on all South Africans to prioritise brain health from the earliest stages of life.
