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Urgent: SASSA Gold cards must be replaced by this date
NewsSASSA beneficiaries are urged to replace their SASSA Gold Cards by this deadline to maintain uninterrupted access to social grants.
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Tshwane NPOs devasted as USAID employees placed on leave
NewsSeveral aid agencies, NPOs and health programmes are concerned about the effect of the president of the USA's executive order…
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WATCH: Attempted carjacking in east of Pretoria averted
NewsMotorists are urged to be vigilant of their surroundings when entering estates or driving on driveways.
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Dark Delmas Road a ‘death trap’ for motorists
NewsA lack of functional streetlights and motorists speeding lead to many crashes on this road.
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R200m revamp to turn east mall into vibrant hub
NewsThe project is expected to be completed by the second half of this year.
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Raygun finds his way back to the wild
NewsRaygun, the famous baboon, has safely returned to the wild with the help of a dedicated community and tracking team.
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Alleged Mamelodi business robbers to appear in court
NewsThe suspects were arrested in Mamelodi on February 5.
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Metro deals with illegal connections and vandalised assets at Mabopane main reservoir
NewsAccording to metro spokesperson Lindela Mashigo, the water crisis was escalated when illegal connections to the city’s water network were…
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Viral video triggers bullying investigation at Sutherland High
NewsA viral video featuring a devastated Pretoria mother has sparked concern over an alleged bullying incident at Sutherland High School.
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City bleeds over R1m to illegal connections in Sunnyside
Local newsThe metro says it has targeted several other areas that have tampered meters as well.
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Severe thunderstorms with hail expected today in Pretoria
NewsThe weather services warned that severe thunderstorms with ail and intense lighting are expected for Pretoria on Thursday.
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Business vows to protect power infrastructure
NewsLocal security companies, including Maximum Security and Cobra Ops Security, are committed to protect the electricity infrastructure in these wards.
