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Kuns en kreatiwiteit vloei deur Pretoria skilder se are
NewsVan muurskilderye en uitstallings tot intieme kunswerkswinkels, hierdie Pretoria kunstenaar bewys dat kreatiwiteit nie net ’n passie is nie, maar…
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Fans wearing Springbok jerseys back national team
NewsRugby fans who gathered at a local restaurant to enjoy food and drinks while watching the Springboks’ match against Georgia…
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Police sweep Rietgat, Soshanguve in major crime bust
CrimeA major weekend crime crackdown across Rietgat and Soshanguve saw more than 300 suspects arrested for offences ranging from murder…
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SASSA warns: ‘Ubuntu Life’ misusing name and logo
Local newsSASSA has warned South Africans to beware of fraudulent claims by an organisation called “Ubuntu Life." Here is what we…
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Inloopsentrums nog onbekend met registrasie om die draai
NewsMet aanlyn skoolaansoeke wat op 24 Julie open, wag honderde Gautengse ouers steeds op ’n lys van instapsentrums wat hulle…
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Suburb reels as water leak triggers latest sinkhole
NewsCenturion’s underground infrastructure continues to crumble as a new sinkhole opens on Jade Avenue.
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Noodbystanddiens vra inwoners om hulp te verleen om lewens te red
NewsDie span is ’n groep vrywilligers sonder winsbejag wat nooddienste bystaan.
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Wolwespruit wetland cleared after 20-year standoff
NewsAfter two decades of delays, Tshwane has finally cleared the Wolwespruit wetland of illegal occupants – opening the door for…
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Local farmers market remains popular in Pretoria
NewsSaturday's event saw high attendance with many enjoying an early and chilly morning.
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Buzz control: New by-law to keep beekeepers in check
NewsAfrican honey bees pose real risks in densely populated areas. The new by-law aims to better regulate urban beekeeping.
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Hazardous trench repair ‘on priority list’
NewsThe metro promises work will be concluded this week as frustration mounts over long delays to backfill a trench in…
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Waste burning one root cause of Raslouw pollution – metro
NewsDespite identifying pollution sources near Raslouw Gardens, the metro admits that deeper systemic issues are delaying long-term solutions.
