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Technical issues hit peak return-leg traffic towards Pretoria as lanes were forced to close. (opens the original)
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Motorists returning from the long weekend faced severe traffic delays at the Middelburg Toll Plaza on the N4 on Monday evening (August 10). This followed an unexpected power failure at the plaza that temporarily crippled lane operations. According to Trans African Concessions (TRAC), a power-related technical fault forced a full system restart during one of the busiest travel periods of the month. Read: Mpumalanga motorists warned of Women’s Day long weekend travel delays At the height of the di
Families issue statements after deaths of Gauteng teenagers in Sabie (opens the original)
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Mpumalanga police are investigating a murder case after 17-year-old Cameron Waldeck-Cooks and Ethan Coetzee (19) were found dead at a Sabie lodge on Monday, August 3. Cameron was a Grade 11 learner of St Stithians College. Coetzee was an alumnus. Cameron’s parents, Derrick Cooks and Claire Waldeck-Cooks, said in a written statement that preliminary findings by an independent forensic pathologist indicated Cameron died from strangulation and suffocation. Read: Mpumalanga police open murder case a
Watch: Delivery vehicle’s driving attracts Kruger authorities’ attention (opens the original)
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There is an age-old myth that elephants are terrified of mice. After an incident on Tuesday (July 28) near Skukuza, it seems the same fear might have developed for a delivery truck driver. A delivery truck belonging to a well-known local cheese supplier allegedly almost hit two fighting elephant bulls on the H1-2 near Skukuza in the Kruger National Park (KNP). “We tried to stop the driver when he pushed through parked vehicles while we were watching the skirmish,” said Azille Engelbrecht, a park
Mpumalanga Premier visits Mkhuhlu following escalating gun murders | Mpumalanga News (opens the original)
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Mpumalanga Premier Mandla Ndlovu says a potential suspect in the ongoing gun-related killings in Mkhuhlu and its surrounding areas has been identified. Ndlovu was accompanied by the Mpumalanga MEC for community safety, security and liaison, Jackie Macie, the acting provincial police commissioner, Major General Dr Zeph Mkhwanazi, and the executive mayor of the Bushbuckridge Local Municipality, Lydea Moroane, when he visited Calcutta Police Station on July 13. The visit follows a shooting incident
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