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Foundation focuses on painting road crossings in Standerton
Local newsDuring phase one, busy intersections get attention and during phase two, crossings in residential areas and other road markings will…
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Municipal“We are looking at both businesses and residential consumers with active and inactive accounts at date of application.”
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CEO of Standerton Hospital encourages residents to be vaccinated
Local newsHe allayed the fears of some community members about the risk involved.
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Govan Mbeki Municipality stops contract with Ideal Prepaid Solution
MunicipalThe mayor said they even took the matter to court to set aside the contract, but the process was taking…
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Mense tou in snerpende koue by sopkombuis op Standerton
Local newsDaar is begin skep aan die 10l-pot met geurige sop, wat saam met ’n broodjie, pap en grondboontjiebotterstafie aan die…
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Thea-Rita van Ermelo benodig dringend hulp om nieroorplanting te ondergaan om haar lewe te red
Local newsMe. Botha is met vergrote niere en graad vyf nierversaking gediagnoseer.
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Passasier van minibus taxi vas, na polisie dagga is sy besit vind
Crime“Die bestuurder het sy toestemming gegee, waarna die polisie die dagga in die bagasie van een van die passasiers gekry…
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Ermelo’s Bobby van Strijp has a liking for hiking
Local newsShe said most people who have embarked on this popular zig-zag trail along Table Mountain will agree that the spectacular…
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GALLERY – Bobby van Strijp shares picturesque scenes of hiking expeditions
Community galleriesMs Bobby van Strijp enjoys the adventure that nature has to offer in South Africa.
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Police and Stratcon arrest two in Secunda
CrimeIt is suspected that the two are also responsible for other thefts in Secunda.
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Covid-19 case at Ermelo Police Station
Local newsThe community can call 017 819 2673 or 10111 for all emergencies and complaints that will be attended to accordingly.
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eMba residents lose hope for new mobile transformer
MunicipalResidents said municipality employees are now using their electricity crisis to make money.
