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Power restored to 95% of areas in Centurion after prolonged outages
NewsMayor Dr Nasiphi Moya assured residents the metro's teams would continue their efforts to ensure full restoration.
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Pharmacy of the Week – TLC Bronberrik
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Soshanguve residents over the moon with early completion of substation upgrade
NewsThe substation refurbishment included the replacement of ageing infrastructure with modern 11kV vacuum switchgear breakers.
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Tshwane appoints 35 new bus drivers to improve service
NewsBus commuters are pleased with the addition of bus drivers and hope for better service in the morning and afternoon.
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Nog skokkende bewerings teen Bougas-broers
NewsNog ’n donderwolk dreig om los te bars oor Anthonie en John Bougas van KleuterZone-faam ná ’n ondersoek deur Mike…
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Businessman steps in to clarify helipad saga
NewsA parking terrain opposite Waterkloof Primary School has sparked controversy. Businessman Arnold Pistorius proposed a helipad to be built and…
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Eersterust man traumatised after brutal hijacking claims friend’s life
NewsThe hijacking occurred on April 11 and Reanu Mason was shot twice, first in the hand and then in his…
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Frequent power outages in Waterkloof attributed to untrimmed trees
NewsFrustrated residents in Waterkloof say untrimmed trees cause blackouts whenever there is a gust of wind, while years of unanswered…
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Resident tests SANRAL detour, rejects alternative
NewsAs community frustration grows, SANRAL faces mounting pressure to engage more meaningfully with residents and provide transparent answers, not only…
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A Night with Discover Art: More Than Just an Exhibition
NewsAn evening of local art, good wine, and even better stories, Discover Art brought creativity to life with artists who…
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Thousands march on Union Buildings to demand action against GBV scourge
NewsTshwane residents and organisations are calling on government to strengthen its work on GBV and protect victims.
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Car enthusiasts step back in time at Pre-War Motor Show
NewsThe majority of the cars on display were from the late 1920s and 1930s, many of which are just a…
