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Jolly Rolls are happiness in a tub
Local NewsOwner of Jolly Rolls Bernice du Plooy says the name was inspired by the feeling the ice cream rolls gave…
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Prokureur op 61, toe sterf Joseph skielik
Local NewsJoseph se strewe om elke dag voluit te leef is 'n kenmerk wat sy familie graag wou nastreef.
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Four suspects targeting smallholdings outside Polokwane arrested
Local NewsThe suspects were arrested in connection with 20 break-ins and incidents of theft in the Soetdoring and Tweefontein areas.
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Water shutdown to affect zones in Seshego
Local NewsTemporary relief will be provided to residents through water tankers.
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Goue 50-mylpaal vir Erica Pre-Primêr
SchoolsAl is die meeste voetjies wat elke dag deur Erica Pre-Primêre Skool nog ver van 50 jaar oud af, is…
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Polokwane Muni proposes exemptions for low-cost housing beneficiaries
Local NewsOut of the 1 171 allocated units in Mankweng, only 467 have been transferred and 1 314 remain, while 2…
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Lizzie Vogel bids New Horizon farewell after decades of service
SchoolsBeloved teacher Lizzie Vogel says she always wanted to make a difference in peoples' lives and that is the passion…
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Mayor clarifies R36m donation for Non-Motorised Transport
Local NewsMayor John Mpe says for a road to qualify for such infrastructure, it must have a high volume of pedestrian…
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R18 billion injection to address Polokwane’s water challenges
Local NewsLepelle Northern Water plans to spend an estimated R18 billion on the refurbishment and upgrading of water infrastructure that will…
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Cops nab drug dealers targeting UL students
Local NewsThe 39- and 37-year-old were later stopped and searched before making a delivery to one of their clients and the…
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Seshego community fume over rape of boy (12)
Local NewsThe community is in disbelief of how a man, who they say is liked by many, could be associated with…
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Mankweng traditional council to benefit from much-needed upgrades
Local NewsThe Department of Human Settlements and Traditional Affairs visited the offices that were reportedly built in the 1940s for on-site…
