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Today’s weather
According to the South African Weather Service, Friday will be a cool to warm day, but hot for the northern…
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Tax on E-cigarettes will save lives
The National Council of Smoking (NCAS) welcomes the urgently needed tax on e-cigarettes. The bold move announcing taxation will reduce…
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Mining a threat to Redan rock art
VEREENIGING. – An application by mining company Glubay Coal (Edms.) Bpk. is threatening a 2 000 year old rock art site…
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ERPA’s Kobus works with a mission to serve
Kobus Janse van Rensburg’s ‘Damascus’ moment was on 27 March 2018, when he walked from his front door to the…
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Gauteng Premier reveals his plans for the Vaal
Speaking in his State of the Province Address (Sopa) Gauteng Premier David Makhura announced his administration’s ambitious plan to help…
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Atletiek kraai koning!
VANDERBIJLPARK. – Op Woensdag, 19 Februarie was daar reeds van vroeg af ‘n bedrywigheid in en rondom Laerskool Totius. Sewe…
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ELM does not have money for printing
Reports doing rounds are that the cash strapped, ANC-led, Emfuleni Local Municipality does not have money to print Council reports.KER
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Budget Speech: Government increasing social grants
Government will be increasing social grants for citizens, Finance Minister Tito Mboweni announced in his 2020 Budget Speech.
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Heavy weight contenders gearing up for the Emerald Speed Fest this weekend
Emerald Resort & Casino will come alive with roaring action from 28 February to 1 March with everyone patiently waiting…
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Vaardigheid moet loopbaansuskes bepaal: wanneer eindig swart ekonomiese bemagtiging?
Die Suid-Afrikaanse ekonomie is besig om 'n stadige dood te sterf. Werknemers wat belangrike posisies beklee nie vanweë vermoë nie,…
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PICS: Gauteng cement truck ploughs into 18 cars
18 vehicles were destroyed in M67 Roodepoort truck crash. Six people including a child were treated for minor to moderate…
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