News
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Vagrancy and illegal vendors top agenda at CPF meeting in Weltevreden Park
Local newsAuthorities explain why quick fixes aren't always possible when tackling complex social issues in the suburbs.
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Body found hanging from tree in Florida field as police investigate separate kidnapping attempt
CrimeA disturbing discovery led to unexpected developments on a normally uneventful stretch of Main Reef Road.
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Claw receives winter supplies from student donation drive
Local newsOverall, the donation is a positive step towards supporting animal welfare in the community.
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Collapsed bridge received repairs funding
MunicipalUpdateConstruction timelines and road use plans will be shared with the public once finalised to ensure minimal disruption during rehabilitation.
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Sanitary dignity project gains traction with fundraiser in Honeydew
Local newsWith community energy and a bold vision, a group of changemakers is reshaping access to sanitary products.
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Provincial-led Operation Shanela successful in Roodepoort
Crime47 illegal immigrants were arrested, 27 traffic fines were issued, and illegal mining equipment was confiscated in Matholesville.
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Petition launched against Florida police
CrimeThe Roodepoort Record was informed by numerous sources that all suitable buildings that have been proposed were rejected by the…
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Tragedy in Ruimsig: Man dragged 1km in fatal hit-and-run incident
CrimeA beloved member of the community died in an alleged hit-and-run accident, leaving friends and family shocked and demanding justice.
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Water leak turns into sinkhole saga
MunicipalWitteberg Street is finally set to undergo repairs nine months after first being reported.
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Cable theft: Crisis (not quite) averted
MunicipalCable theft, despite being down 28% from last year, is still the biggest threat to electricity stability.
