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Gauteng Liquor Board suspends Zanzou liquor licence
NewsThe metro has confirmed that the establishment is not permitted to operate as a nightclub as it has a Business…
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Olympic swimmer takes on new challenge at Sappi TuksRace
NewsTatjana Smith, Olympic swimmer and world record holder, ran her first 10km race, the Sappi TuksRace, on February 15.
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Disabled people sharpen skills through sewing programme
NewsThe programme is for people with disabilities to learn skills to find jobs or create their own businesses.
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Elderly Pretoria man’s life saved after 8m fall
Local newsBystanders on the scene acted swiftly after the man fell from a ladder at an office park in Persequor.
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Sinoville residents in shock as tornado leaves destruction in its wake
NewsThe tornado tore through parts of the area, leaving homes damaged, fences flattened and large trees uprooted.
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Police need help to locate missing Loate teen
NewsThato Papole’s family has been left deeply worried after his sudden disappearance on February 12.
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Stop sharing Zanzou club assault videos: It’s a serious offence
NewsA warning has been issued against sharing videos of the Zanzou club assault, it is an offence to distribute private…
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Tshwane acts on qualified audit opinion
NewsThe audit shows that the municipality has failed to move towards an improved financial year, highlighting continued governance and management…
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Rietvlei Nature Reserve temporarily closed due to disruptive rains
NewsThe City of Tshwane has announced the temporary closure of Rietvlei Nature Reserve due to disruptive rains.
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Disaster teams on high alert in Pretoria as more disruptive rain is expected
NewsDisaster teams are on high alert as a level 6 warning is still in place today in Pretoria for disruptive…
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East organisation embarks on after-storm debris removal
NewsASF says while Tshwane workers are responsible for cutting, collection and disposal, they stepped up to help cut and clear…
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Parts of Weskoppies still without power
NewsThe hospital has been facing ongoing shortages since February 15. Only 5% of the facility is still suffering from shortages.
