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Your Pretoria stay-at-home holiday guide
Local newsFrom nature escapes to community markets and festive light displays, here is your ultimate guide to creating joyful memories right…
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What to do in case of house break-ins
CrimePolice urges residents to beef up home security and stay vigilant. With criminals targeting empty homes, simple precautions, like alerting…
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North Gauteng High Court affirms role of private and volunteer firefighting services
Local newsThe court dismissed the city’s bid to block private firefighting services, prompting renewed debate over regulation, coordination, and who ultimately…
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Kinderhuise oorleef uitdagings, hoopvol vir 2026
Local newsDie Jakaranda en Louis Botha Kinderhuise vier ’n ware genadejaar. Met nuwe projekte, groeiende gemeenskapsteun en ’n herdenkingsjaar vir die…
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Shoppers urged to be vigilant during festive season
CrimeAs holiday crowds hit shopping centres, police and security warn of rising retail-related crimes.
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One killed in Delmas Road accident
Local newsEmergency responders declared one man dead at the scene after a severe collision between a car and a truck near…
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Festive rush brings higher road dangers, warn emergency responders
Local newsEmergency responders and industry experts are calling on motorists in Pretoria to drive with caution this December.
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Support local tourism this festive season, residents and visitors urged
Local newsThrough its festive season staycation campaign, the metro encourages residents and visitors to explore the capital’s rich heritage, diverse neighbourhoods,…
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Warning issued for severe thunderstorms and hail in Pretoria
Local newsA Level 2 weather warning has been issued for Pretoria, with severe thunderstorms, hail and dangerous lightning expected from Wednesday.
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Coping with the holiday blues
Local newsThe South African Depression and Anxiety Group (SADAG) is encouraging residents to take care of their mental health this festive…
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Safety tips for shoppers this festive season
Local newsAvoid making preventable mistakes that always lead to devastating outcomes.
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Mayoral committee clamps down on Bloed Street repeat offenders
Local newsOfficials also revisited an illegal brothel after shutting it down late last month, only to find it had been illegally…
