STLM responds on air pollution complaint
MIDDELBURG - The Steve Tshwete municipality has refuted claims by social activist Jomo Segage that the municipality is failing on...
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EFF threatens to approach SAHRC for eMalahleni water crisis
EMALAHLENI - The Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) has threatened to approach the South African Human Rights Commission (SAHRC) to complain...
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Education department urged to introduce Isindebele language in schools
DELMAS - An entourage of leaders and activists have called upon the Department of Education in Mpumalanga to implement the...
Read moreMystery surrounding audio recording: Ntshalintshali and Thumbathi deny it
MBOMBELA – It still remains a mystery who are actually recorded on the recently-much publicised audio tape about MEC Lindiwe...
Read moreRed berets gunning for eMalahleni Municipality
EMALAHLENI - The Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) says it is planning to stage a march this week Thursday against nepotism,...
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MEC Ntshalintshali’s innumerable scandals
EMALAHLENI – Sports and Recreation MEC in Mpumalanga, Lindiwe Ntshalintshali, is at the centre of a scandal after scandal. Ntshalintshali,...
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Alarming learning conditions for young learners in Manyazela Primary School
WAAIKRAAL - The community of Waaikraal in Delmas says it is about time its outcry regarding the learning conditions in...
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