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  • Taxi driver dies after Waterdal accident

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    The association once again mourned after the driver of the taxi, Thabiso Sekadi (39) from Zone 13 died at the…

  • Man killed for old heater stuffed with R10 000

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    A 32-year-old lost his life over an unused electric heater in Eatonside, Sebokeng, on Sunday.

  • Tshepiso mother wonders why her son’s eyes were gouged out

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    “But when I arrived at the scene, I saw his lifeless body laying there. I knew that my son was…

  • Eletricity cable theft annoys residents

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    When the cut-offs happen, residents burn tyres and either throw big rocks and stones or scatter rubbish in the road…

  • Vereeniging taxi rank to be completed in October

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    “There were delays in payment of contractors.” The SDM further added that a large spillage of sewage into the site…

  • Accident claims three

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    Unfortunately, all three patients had already succumbed to their numerous injuries. Nothing could be done for them and they were…

  • Boy (6) drowns in pool

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    It is understood that the boy had been pulled from the pool by a family member. The local authorities arrived…

  • Ringball introduced to Sebokeng

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    The Saul Tsotetsi Sports Centre in Zone 14 Sebokeng was recently filled to capacity with ringball lovers. The crowd was…

  • The forgotten people of Kampong

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    The families were removed from the now defunct New Village informal settlement and moved to this place, a place they…

  • Fundulwazi learners hold principal hostage

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    Police opened cases of public violence and damage to property after learners from Fundulwazi Secondary School in Zone 12, Sebokeng,…

  • Sebokeng SAPS takes care of the boy-child

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    Police spokesperson, Captain Teboho Lephoto said: “The reason for such engagement with boys is because the boy-child has been left…

  • Red Ants demolish ‘Dream Land’

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    More than 40 residents of “Dream Land’ settlements near De-Deur were mostly at work when their houses were wrecked last…

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