Polokwane Observer News Today

Protests over service delivery have brought some areas to a halt.

The suspects are believed to be Lesotho and Zimbabwean nationals who were in the country illegally during the commission of the crime.

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Deputy Higher Education Minister Buti Manamela will embark on a public awareness campaign on bogus colleges in Cape Town on Thursday.

Officials suspected to have been involved in fraud and corruption relating to water project management contracts, and buses.

Mogau Maredi and Lesiba Maphoso organised a mobile museum to remind and educate Bapedi people of their traditions, leaders and culture.

Motorists and residents have been urged to avoid the N1 circle as public order police attempt to disperse a large crowd.

A large crowd have gathered at the Seshego Circle Centre, demanding the Executive Mayor, John Mpe act on promises made to restore water supply to the municipal area.

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The Mankweng Taxi association said the blockade of Munnik Avenue, the R81 and R71 is in retaliation to an operation block by the Seshego Taxi Association this week.