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Kosmos Aftree-oord stel propvol program in die vooruitsig
Local newsHy het ’n vraag of daar verteenwoordiging van die huiskomitee op die direksie sal wees, beantwoord deur te noem dat…
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Good news for motorists as municipality repair Fourie and Oosthuise Street
MunicipalOosthuise Street was in a poor conditions with numerous potholes however, municipal employees were in the process of repairing the…
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GSDM holds public participation meetings for the renaming of council buildings and facilities
MunicipalAccording to a Facebook post on the GSDM page: “The public participation process for the naming and renaming of GSDM…
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Highveld Ridge SPCA needs help to plan high tea
Local newsThe SPCA will need financial support to hire a venue, order food and flowers and hire a special speaker
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Ligbron Akademie vir Tegnologie wys top 10 akademiese leerders aan
NewsDié leerders was die top presteerders in hulle onderskeie graadgroepe wat bepaal is ná afloop van die 2019 eindeksamen.
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Errie-ruiters presteer by SA-kampioenskap
NewsIn die 80cm-kampioenskapsklas is Inge van der Walt as die Suid-Afrikaanse kampioen aangewys.
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WATCH: MEC supports bereaved families
Local newsShe visited the families who lost their loved ones in a tragic accident on Sunday, 19 January.
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No letter left behind after family tragedy in Secunda
Local newsHenko, who would have turned 18 years old on 7 March, was in a wheelchair and had a caretaker to…
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Robbers escape with batteries and equipment
CrimeAccording to Mr Mallinson,he lay still and once he heard them leaving, he managed to untie himself and pressed the…
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WATCH: Possible tornado hits Bakenlaagte
Local newsWhen Mr Jacobs eventually did go outside after the storm, he saw open spaces where there were none earlier that…
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Locals helped police to track down alleged drug dealers in eMbalenhle
CrimeNine suspects in custody for drugs
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Departments give green light for staircases to be used at Laerskool Jeugkrag
News“The department as well as the Department of Education concurred that the staircases are safe,” Mr Thabethe added.
