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Gerrit Venter making progress, doctors say
Local NewsUpdateDuroc Foods sales manager Gerrit Venter, who was attacked and beaten with a bar of angle iron by an employee,…
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City’s roads like a patchwork quilt
MunicipalMotorists say they are fed up with the municipality and their patching of potholes.
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Police urge residents to put on their ‘neighbourly jackets’
Local NewsThe police urge residents to put on their neighbourly jackets and assist each another in the fight against crime.
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Get your dog vaccinated
Local NewsThe department of agriculture together with the state veterinarian in the city will be vaccinating dogs for rabies free of…
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Muni says city’s water is safe to drink
MunicipalUpdateThe municipality has denied allegations that the city's drinking water is polluted.
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CPF raises funds for anti-poaching
Local NewsPolokwane Animal Lovers (Pal) and the Northern Upper Town (Nut) Community Policing Foum raised funds for the anti-poaching organisation, Track…
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Case withdrawn against Motsepe
Local NewsThe charge of common assault against former MEC for cooperative governance, human settlements and traditional affairs, Clifford Motsepe, was provisionally…
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Leading from the front: Rotary 100
Local NewsBruno Tschudin (68) is one of the founding members and current president of Rotary Club Pietersburg 100.
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Making maths enjoyable
Local NewsIn celebration of World Maths Day, Review speaks to a local mathematics teacher and asks what are the challenges faced…
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Mobile sponsorship for Grace and Hope
Local NewsIt was a joyous and happy day for Grace and Hope School on Monday morning when Peugeot and its partner…
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College learners follow in late Louis Trichardt’s footsteps
NewsStanford Lake College (SLC) gr. 9 learners will take part in the three-and-a-half days of hiking starting at Sekororo and…
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Sign language a school subject?
NewsSign language will be introduced into schools as a compulsory subject to bridge the gap between the deaf and others.
