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Load shedding lighter, but not completely solved
Local newsPresident Jacob Zuma officially opened unit six of the Medupi Power Station on Sunday, a move that marks a momentous…
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Club competition heats up
Local sportThe club championships of the Selection Park Tennis Club are now in full swing.
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Knap gedaan Lood
Local sportSprings inwoners is trots op Lood de Jager (21) wie Vrydagaand aangewys is as deel van die Springsbokspan vir die…
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Fuel price set to drop between 71c and 77c
Local newsFuel prices are set for a substantial drop at the beginning of September, but motorists should be alert to the…
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Rusoord inwoners word bederf
Local newsDie inwoners van Rusoord is Vrydagmiddag bederf deur ’n groep naskoolsorg leerlinge.
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Local public pools remain closed
Local newsSprings swimmers will suffer again this summer due to the Olympia Park Swimming Pool remaining closed.
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Golf club appreciates public’s support
Local sportGolfers from far and wide took part in several events at the Pollak Park Golf Club over the weekend.
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Bowling is rewarding
Local sportThe Springs Old Boys (SOB) Bowling Club held its AGM on Sunday followed by their annual prize-giving.
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Jukskei seisoen begin
Local sportDie jukskei seisoen het Saterdag op ’n hoë noot afgeskop by die Springs jukskeibane.
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Groot pret by Fonteine Fees
Local newsDie Hervormde Kerk Springs-Oos se jaarlikse Fonteine Fees was weereens ’n groot sukses.
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Silica sachets can be useful
Local newsDon't throw away those little waste packaging silica sachets as they might come in handy some day.
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More sewage woes
Local newsA Bakerton resident claims he reported a sewage leak running into the Blesbokspruit, in Pin Tail Close, months ago.
