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Rotariërs deel kos uit. Help waar hul kan
Die Rotary Klub van Vanderbijlpark was baie doenig die week om kospakkies uit te deel nadat hulle donasies van Alco…
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Covid-19: Doctors and therapists can now use telemedicine during the lockdown
The Health Professions Council of South Africa (HPCSA) has relaxed its ban on telemedicine due to the Covid-19 lockdown.
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Municipal Workers are not participating in salary cut challenge
The South African Municipal Workers’ Union (SAMWU) has noted the announcement by President Cyril Ramaphosa to extend lockdown by a…
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10 April: Reeds 6 Covid-19 gevalle in Sedibeng
Daar is gisteraand tydens die President se toespraak gesê dat die Covid-19 gevalle in die streke in verskillende provinsies ook…
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The importance of human connection
Humans are a social species and our brains and bodies have evolved in an environment where we need the closeness…
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Covid-19: The president to address the nation at 8pm
President Cyril Ramaphosa will today, at 8pm address the nation on the continuing efforts to contain the spread of the…
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Sewe gesinne in losieshuis het dringend hulp nodig
Inperking, geen werk en gebrek aan kos saai ellende onder armes
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Groete uit koue Alaska
Ontmoet Harco Lintvelt oorspronklik van Vanderbijlpark, maar op die oomblik ‘n inwoner van Anchorage, Alaska. Hy is ‘n uitruilstudent van…
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Boer skenk 30 ton aartappels
MEYERTON. – ’n Barmhartige plaasboer van die Midvaal-omgewing het meer as 30 ton aartappels geskenk vir verspreiding aan behoeftige mense…
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Lockdown: What you need to know about funerals
Funerals are by nature a particularly sad time for families and loved ones of the deceased, but in the era…
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The Vaal Barrage and the global flu pandemic (1918)
The Vaal River Barrage, one of the iconic heritage structures in Emfuleni, was built between 1916 and 1923. It was…
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