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Mpumalanga police shut down two shebeens, arrest man for murder in Standerton - Vimarsana News

Mpumalanga police shut down two shebeens, arrest man for murder in Standerton

Police in Standerton, Mpumalanga have shut down two shebeens, arrested a man for murder and fined people for drinking in public under the banner of Operation Vala Konke.

Source: news24.com
Zimbabweans Open Bogus School In South Africa, Fleece Parents Of Hard Earned Cash - Vimarsana News

Zimbabweans Open Bogus School In South Africa, Fleece Parents Of Hard Earned Cash

Zimbabwean owners opened a bogus school in South Africa and fled before they could be apprehended and the school shut down.

Zim owners flee as SA authorities shut down illegal school; bogus facility has 100+ learners, mostly Zimbabwean - Vimarsana News

Zim owners flee as SA authorities shut down illegal school; bogus facility has 100+ learners, mostly Zimbabwean

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Residents see progress in state of roads in Northern Cape - Vimarsana News

Residents see progress in state of roads in Northern Cape

Residents in the Namaqua district of the Northern Cape say they can see an improvement in the state of roads due to work that has been done by the province's Department of Roads and Public Works th...

Source: ofm.co.za
Sanral promises potholes will be fixed on national roads - Vimarsana News

Sanral promises potholes will be fixed on national roads

Potholes on national roads will be fixed in 48 hours of them being reported, according to the National Roads Agency.

Source: enca.com