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Tembisa foundation visit cancer patients at Kalafong hospital
Local news"I go to the hospital on my birthday is because seven years ago God healed me from breast cancer and…
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Here is how you can keep safe during load-shedding
Local newsPower outages and load-shedding can create vulnerabilities in home security systems, particularly if alarms are disabled.
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Moot project transforms 13th Avenue bridge
Local newsTransformation of the 13th Avenue bridge in Gezina is in progress after scrubbing, prepping, painting the base coat and fixing…
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Mams woman in ICU after being set alight with petrol
Local news"The accused found my sister in the kitchen and poured petrol all over her body and set her alight."
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Work on home of new police headquarters ahead of schedule
Local newsThe Telkom towers currently face repairs and renovations to socket outlets, minor storm-water works and water proofing, mainly in a…
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Tshwane sends condolences to N1 truck fire victim
Local news“Human remains believed to be of the driver were burnt beyond recognition in the cab of the tanker.”
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AfriForum herstel nege maande-oue slaggat ná gemeenskapsklagtes
Local news“Dit help niks om mekaar heeltyd mismoedig te maak oor dit wat alreeds verkeerd geloop het nie. Ons moedig die…
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Repair of Hillcrest pool begins
Local news“When the maintenance work is finished, maintaining a temperature of 25 °C or above will be a problem, particularly during…
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Geen maklike of vinnige oplossing vir gebarste pype in Moot nie, volgens raad
Local newsDie raad sê die probleem raak nie net een adres nie, maar strek oor twee straatblokke.
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Video of monkeys swimming in water tankers at Pretoria hospital ‘fake’
Local news“Jubilee District Hospital and other facilities in Gauteng do not use black water tankers.”
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Update: Tanker driver transporting 40 000 litres petrol dies in N1 explosion
Local newsTshwane emergency services spokesperson described how firefighters could see the smoke and flames from several kilometres away from the incident…
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Non-functioning streetlights will be thing of past in Pretoria North – Metro
Local newsTshwane technicians’ teams started with repairs on May 30, and work is continuing to fix all reported streetlights.
