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Wildlife veteran celebrates 20 years in the field
Local newsAlways ready to heed the call of duty is clinic nurse and avian expert Sue-Anne Shutte, who is the longest-serving…
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Compassionate Sharin shares her love for people and her community
Local newsSharin Rajman has dedicated 40 years of service to the communities of Merebank and Wentworth.
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DSW delays: residents urged to practice patience
Local newsDSW staff have experienced challenges in collecting refuse on the normal collection days, resulting in several delays.
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Councillor shares level three concerns
Local newsAs the country adjusts into level three of the lockdown, Cllr JP Prinsloo notes the possible negative effects of the…
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Waste collection backlog causes a stink in Clairwood
Local newsAccording to ward 32 PR councillor, Sharmaine Sewshanker the mounds of waste found on several residential streets in the area,…
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Places of worship prepare to resume in level three
Local newsServices rendered by religious leaders, including spiritual counselling to individual congregants at their homes, will also fall under the essential…
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Donations assist charities to meet food demands
Local newsTracey Williams of Wentworth Angels thanked all helping hands that make their work possible.
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Public co-operation makes lockdown enforcement a breeze for army colonel and team
Local newsColonel Merlin Albertyn said that the public was generally warm towards military officers during their patrols, as they are treated…
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Crime on the rise in Montclair, police say in latest crime briefs
CrimeThese crimes were filed by the police between Thursday, 14 May to Wednesday, 20 May.
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BRA demands answers over polluted canal
Local newsThe chairman of the Bluff Rate Payers' Association, Ivor Aylward, said it is time authorities take responsibility.
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CROW continues to respond to alarming reports of monkey incidents
Local newsThe latest incident was of a monkey repeat shooter on Watsonia Road, Bluff.
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Funeral proceedings shift in the face of Covid-19 pandemic
Local newsOwner of a funeral parlour, Zodwa Radebe, said most people are battling to come to terms with regulation changes.
