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Local News Pretoria is grappling with a severe water supply crisis, marked by frequent disruptions and aging infrastructure. Residents across the city, from Centurion to Soshanguve, are experiencing daily challe
Pretoria's grassroots sports scene is experiencing a significant resurgence, driven by community passion, strategic city…
Pretoria's sports scene is currently thriving, showcasing a dynamic mix of team triumphs and individual athletic feats. …
As the Global Industry Standard on Tailings Management (GISTM) deadline looms, concerns are mounting in Pretoria regardi…
The University of Pretoria's (Tuks) rugby team kicked off their Varsity Cup campaign with an emphati…
Ayanda Ntuli · 
The Vodacom Bulls are preparing for a blockbuster United Rugby Championship (URC) encounter against …
Zelda Du Toit · 
The Tshwane Metropolitan Council is currently deliberating on proposed new by-laws concerning inform…
Zelda Du Toit · 
A Pretoria-based agri-tech startup, 'GreenFields Innovations', has successfully secured a significan…
Zelda Du Toit · 
A Pretoria-based small and medium-sized enterprise (SME) specialising in cybersecurity has landed a …
Ayanda Ntuli · 
Pretoria is buzzing with economic growth! New business initiatives and community projects are creati…
Lisa Hernandez · 
Residents of Mamelodi have come together to establish a community-driven programme aimed at equippin…
Tshegofatso Sithole · 
The Mamelodi Community Youth Centre has officially launched a new after-school mentorship programme …
Ayanda Ntuli · 
Pretoria launches an ambitious 'Sport for Unity' programme across its townships, aiming to foster so…
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