Empumelelweni needs water taps not tanks
EMALAHLENI- Empumelelweni residents in eMalahleni cried that they needed more than water tanks supplied by government in their communities because...
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Sunday, April 20, 2025
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Mpuma musos in financial distress
NKANGALA - Nkangala artists are left in financial distress thanks to the Covid-19 lockdown which forced cancellations of all of...
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Health MEC joins Covid-19 health practitioners crew in Delmas
DELMAS - Health MEC Sasekani Manzini joined the provincial health practitioners who are undertaking Covid-19 screening and testing in Delmas...
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Highveld sulphur dioxide emissions may cause fatalities
NKANGALA - More than 3000 people living in the Highveld area are expected to die as a result of increased...
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No going to school – SADTU
SOUTH AFRICA - By 6 May more than 166 128 individuals had signed a petition to keep learners out of...
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The cigarette ban debacle
SOUTH AFRICA - The war against the cigarette ban has intensified after the Minister of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs...
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Government owes the nation an address for deployment of Cuban doctors.
SOUTH AFRICA- The South African government owes its citizens an explanation for deploying 217 medical doctors without any prior address...
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Delmas school teacher still missing
DELMAS - The Delmas police are still investigating the whereabouts of 31-year-old Christopher Modupi Moloi who was last seen on...
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Social Relief of Distress R350 Grant to create zombie communities in Delmas
DELMAS - Social relief of distress grant, a temporary provision of assistance intended for those in dire distress and are...
Read moreFREEDOM DAY: ARE WE TRULY FREE?
We marked 26 years of freedom and democracy on 27 April, and it was also a day signifying an important...
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The Highveld Chronicle Newspaper is a local community newspaper based in the Mpumalanga Highveld Area. We cover at least 80% of the Nkangala District Municipality, with a population of over 1.5 million people. Highveld Chronicle is an affiliate of Myaba Media Tech, which was established in 2012 by an individual with a strong passion for business and driven by the desire to create economic value while remaining customer-centric. In May 2016, the newspaper publication was established under the Myaba Media Tech company.