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Suspect in brutal murder of Soshanguve siblings arrested
NewsGauteng police spokesperson Lieutenant Colonel Mavela Masondo says the suspect was taken into custody after being wounded during a hijacking…
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Two suspects to appear in court following Soshanguve patroller killings
NewsThe duo face charges of murder, attempted murder, possession of unlicensed firearms and ammunition.
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Moot-inwoners veg verbete teen rotte en lang gras
NewsDie bekamping van rietrotte so groot soos katte, slange en lang gras waarin misdadigers kan skuil, is 'n paar van…
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East besieged by multiple break-ins and attempts
NewsOn March 20 between midnight and 05:00 am, multiple break-ins, attempted break-ins, and a violent robbery occurred in the east…
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Montana centenarian celebrates 101 years of life
NewsAunty Lea says life becomes smaller each day and with reduced hearing and limited mobility, her world has shrunk but…
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R50 000 reward yields no lead for missing journalist and partner
NewsIt is now more than a month as police probe the case of a missing journalist and his partner.
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Tshwane blames staff shortages, rain for maintenace delays
NewsThe metro is monitoring unprecedented rainfall patterns to adapt and attend to grass cutting needs.
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Rain of more than 30-50mm expected in Pretoria this week
NewsPretoria is expected to receive between 30 and 50mm of rain this week, with scattered showers and thunderstorms.
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Volunteers cut overgrown grass outside school
NewsThe clean-up campaign started on Friday and ended on Sunday, whereby patrollers and community members came with their own garden…
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Two arrested for murder of five in Soshanguve
Local newsThe incident occurred in the early hours of Saturday after which police were called to the scene and discovered four…
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Collect your April SASSA grants from next week
NewsSASSA has confirmed the April payment dates for grant recipients in Pretoria. You can collect your grants from next week.
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Metro extends waste removal contract to clear garden waste backlog
NewsThe recent developments come after ongoing frustrations expressed by residents living near the refuse site.
