Social grants not a productive way to stimulate the economy
President Cyril Ramaphosa's move to increase social grants as temporary social relief measures amid the Covid-19 pandemic may not salvage...
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Sunday, April 20, 2025
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Karabo’s family wants justice served to her boyfriend suspect
EMALAHLENI- Mnisi family demands justice to be served for their 23-year-old daughter, Karabo Mnisi, who was allegedly burned by her...
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WHO says tobacco is not essential
SOUTH AFRICA - The recent lifting of the cigarettes ban by President Cyril Ramaphosa and the National Command Council for...
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Opposition party on loggerheads with police minister
EMALAHLENI - Police Minister Bheki Cele may have to swallow his “harsh” words if the move by the Democratic Alliance...
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Mixed reactions over councillor’s suspension
MIDDELBURG - The suspension of Steve Tshwete Councillor Musawenkosi Masina has sparked mixed reactions over who has powers to do...
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Stranded students in Russia reveal disheartening and dodgy details
MPUMALANGA - The Department of International Relations and Cooperation is yet to respond to the call from 470 South African...
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Five suspects nabbed for possession of dagga worth R500k
EMALAHLENI - Five suspects arrested for possession of dagga worth R500, 000 on Sunday, 19 April after the Police received...
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Family threatens to sue Health department for operation gone wrong
EMALAHLENI – A family of the late Jabulani Mahlangu threatens to sue the Health Department after an operation gone wrong....
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Tuckshop permits a boost for township economy – Mayor Tolo
MIDDELBURG - Steve Tshwete Executive Mayor Cllr. Bagudi Tolo has urged citizens willing to operate spazashops (tuckshops) to take advantage...
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Uthingo Park Residents want Premier’s intervention on water and electricity crisis
EMALAHLENI – Uthingo Park residents were baying for eMalahleni mayor’s blood as they gathered at the entrance of Uthingo Park...
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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.