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SHS se hokkiedogters presteer in mediumskole liga
Local newsDie eerste span het ’n vierde plek in die liga behaal.
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Laerskool Sundra se rugby-manne speel weer in liga
Local news“Die rugby-kultuur is besig om met ’n ywerige en bekwame span afrigters, groot vlam te vat.”
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Delmas cricket player rewarded
Local newsTeam players are chosen from all league players in Mpumalanga and form part of a group of star players from…
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Secunda-boorling draf nou in Rusland op die rugyveld uit
Local newsLourens Pretorius draf as binnesenter vir Krasnoyarsk, ’n dorp in Siberië, uit.
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Evander court postpones trial of alleged serial rapist
CrimeEVANDER – The Evander Regional Court postponed the trial of Christopher Seopa, an alleged serial rapist from eMbalenhle, to June…
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eMbalenhle ECD centres march to Police Station in support of Child Protection Week
Local newsThe purpose of the march was to remind police officers of the critical need to prioritise cases involving children and…
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Standertonners finish comrades
Local newsEleven participants from Standerton arrived to take on the 88km track between Durban and Pietermaritzburg, but only nine runners finished.
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Help ill man find his lost family from Standerton
Local newsThe patient recalls living in Standerton, Sakhile but does not remember a specific address.
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Two suspects caught after robbery and shootout with Leandra Police – officer wounded
CrimePolice officers from Leandra were conducting routine patrols in the area when they encountered a robbery in progress at a…
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Wanted criminal shot dead near Nigel
CrimeNotorious armed robbery suspect Presby Linda Nyamakazi was shot dead near Nigel on June 17 after a dramatic confrontation with…
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Boy from Secunda faces new health setbacks as family seeks second opinion
Local newsHis grandmother, Georgina Solomon, suspects poor oxygen circulation may be the cause. Logan finds walking problematic and cannot stand for…
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eMbalenhle community rescues over 100 boys from illegal initiation schools in Standerton
Local newsTraditional leaders have also voiced outrage, warning that criminals are exploiting this sacred cultural practice.
