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Questions remain about healthcare on all government levels
NewsAs Pretoria clinics and hospitals grapple with healthcare challenges, calls for decisive action and accountability continue to mount.
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Montana reservoir maintenance nears completion, water clarity improving
NewsThe reservoir underwent a full cleaning cycle to restore water quality in the area.
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Hawks search and seize fraudulent documents at Pretoria High Court
NewsThe search was conducted due to a report from March on a specific employee.
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Lyttelton Manor sinkhole sparks panic
NewsAccording to the FF Plus councillor Wesley Jacobs there are at least three problematic water pipe issues in the vicinity.
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Hercules police warn residents of scam
NewsOne of the victims had over R5 000 stolen from their account.
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Pretoria couple sentenced for brutal murder of one-year-old daughter
NewsA Pretoria couple has been sentenced for the brutal murder of their one-year-old daughter following evidence of severe and prolonged…
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City’s redevelopment plans threaten community clubs
NewsCommunity uproar grows as the city’s draft redevelopment plan puts longstanding recreational facilities at risk.
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Tshwane claims late billing is uncommon
NewsBusinesses raised frustrations over receiving their municipal bills late, often leading to disconnections by the metro and costly reconnection fees.
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Police academy rocked by rape allegation, captain to appear in court
NewsThe police captain allegedlu called the trainee to his office and threatened to report her for misconduct if she didn't…
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Olievenhoutbosch set for major road shakeup
NewsThe Tshwane metro has already appointed five contractors to execute the programme across regions 1, 2, 3, 4, and 6.
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Suspect linked to CIT heists, ATM bombings arrested in Olievenhoutbosch raid
Local newsOnly one suspect was arrested, while the remainder are on the run.
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Community unites to make street in Pretoria North spick and span
NewsVolunteers collected litter, trimmed overgrown areas, and restored pride to one of the area’s busiest streets.
