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Body of man found at Secunda Taxi Rank
CrimeThe cause of the man’s death is unknown. Police are currently investigating.
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Covid-19: Secunda Mall spells out rules at the entrance gates
Local newsStores are opening for essential shopping only and the mall management reiterated that all customers only shop when absolutely necessary.
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Covid-19: Blood service celebrates Workers Day
Local news“The SANBS tips its hat to all the men and women who make sure that we continue to fulfil our…
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Sasol hands over amenities for the fight against Covid-19
Local news"I understand that Sasol has not spent less then R 4.5 million to this cause. This of course excludes the…
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Eskom takes steps to mend environmental breaches at Kendal Power Station
Local newsTo repair the internals of the ESPs of several generation units requires long outages, and the repairs on generation units…
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Infrastruktuur op Morgenzon ver benede standaard
MunicipalGeen volhoubare oplossing is nog gevind nie.
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Your wellness nugget – When is stress unhealthy?
Local newsStress is thus a normal part of our lives and helps us to live and even to survive at times.…
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Plaasboer in die omgewing loop onder veeslagting deur
CrimePlaasboer tussen Morgenzon en Standerton ly enorme skade.
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Covid-19: Blood service urge people to make appointment
Local newsMs Dot Prinsloo, donor relations practitioner at SANBS, urged people to contact the blood service and make an appointment before…
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Secunda Mall implements mandatory measures for phase 4 of lockdown
Local newsCustomers are expected to maintain a safe social distance of 2 meters at all times, this includes using the lifts…
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Judy Makhanye looks back on a career spanning nearly 37 years at Stannies
Local newsThe Department of Education chose Judy, as she was affectionately baptised at Stannies, to begin studying at Khula-Sakhile Secondary School…
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Mass screening and testing for Covid-19 continue
Local newsThe total combination of Covid-19 tests conducted in public and private health facilities is 4 385 and only 24 cases…
