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Centurion boeremark launches first of many market days
Local newsThe first event was a success according to organisers, with signs that the market will only grow.
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Police continue search for kidnapped Pretoria east businessman (55)
Local newsPrivate investigator Mike Bolhuis says he doesn’t believe Juca Leonardo has been harmed as no blood as been found with…
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Two southbound N1 lanes now open for traffic
Local newsThere are still heavy delays as peak hour is slowly gearing up.
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No salary increases for metro workers in next financial year, says Tshwane mayor
Local newsFinance MMC says there will be a tariff increase of 12% for residents on electricity, refuse collection, sanitation and property…
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N1 truck accident: Cleaning operations still underway, all lanes closed
Local newsAll lanes remain closed as the cleaning of the road is still in progress, says Tshwane Emergency Services spokesperson Charles…
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R10k reward offered for missing Moot dog
Local news“I have been everywhere but it seems she is simply gone.”
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Over 600 people arrested at weekend
Local newsWith their raiding operations, the detectives managed to trace and arrest 234 suspects wanted for committing serious crimes.
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SAACA on quest to make restaurants pet friendly
Local news“A home that is filled with flowers, has a lot of love and calmness in it”.
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Police need help identifying skeletal remains found in 2021
CrimeA passerby saw the bones scattered all over and alerted the school security, then the management phoned the Cullinan police.
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Security forum, metro band together to clean up Silver Lakes
Local newsDu Plessis says they were cleaning the entire area including all roads from Graham Road in the south to all…
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N1 still closed after a multi-truck accident – clean up in progress
NewsThe N1 was still closed on the N1 on Monday morning following the collision of two trucks, one reportedly carrying…
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Health department extends HPV school vaccination drive
Local newsThe initiative protects young girls from developing cervical cancer and was meant to cover all the schools before March 31.
