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Here is the SASSA payment dates for November
Local newsSASSA payment dates for November have changed, with older persons’ grants arriving in October ahead of the local government elections.
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Local Elections 2026: Mams residents demand better services
Local elections newsCommunity leaders and youth groups warn that municipal neglect, dark streets, and uncollected waste are putting lives and safety at…
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More than 100 police-issued rounds found at former general’s Centurion home
CrimeMore than 100 police-issued rounds were found at a former general’s Centurion home during a search linked to a murder…
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Simple precautions to keep Pretoria pets safe in sweltering heat
Top storiesAs temperatures soar, pet owners are warned to take extra precautions to prevent heat-related illnesses in their pets.
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East residents reflect on municipal promises ahead of 2026 local elections
Local elections newsWard councillors and community members in Pretoria East highlight key successes, persistent service delivery failures, and ongoing infrastructure struggles as…
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Stitches of Hope: Survivors gather for a vibrant fundraising brunch
GalleriesCommunity, connection, and compassion came together in a colourful carnival-themed gathering in Irene.
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Art lovers reflect over striking exhibition
Top storiesArt that refuses to comfort. Explore Philippe Bousquet’s raw, multimedia collection now showing at Bont Huijs gallery in Pretoria East.
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Tsalanang NPO serves over 1 000 meals in Mamelodi East
Local newsA local charity drive expands its reach to fight food insecurity and restore dignity among vulnerable families.
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Metro investigates Bronkhorstspruit diarrhoea outbreak as DA signals legal action over water safety
Local newsBetween 140 and 160 cases of gastrointestinal illness have been recorded around Bronkhorstspruit as health authorities test local water supplies.
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Woman in her 30s killed in head-on collision with truck in Pretoria East
Local newsA woman in her 30s died when a truck and a passenger vehicle collided head-on on the R104 in Donkerhoek…
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Pretoria residents urged to save water as El Niño and high temperatures strain supply
Top storiesWith rising temperatures and power outages threatening Pretoria's water supply, small changes at home can help conserve vital reserves.
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WARNING: Fake police officers demand money to drop criminal charges
CrimeFake police officers target Pretoria residents with arrest threats and fake WhatsApp warrants, demanding money to drop criminal charges.
