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Gauteng education department mourns death of 2 pupils from Hammanskraal

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The Gauteng Department of Education has sent its condolences to the families of two pupils who died in Hammanskraal.According to department spokesperson Steve Mabona, an eight-year-old Selang Primary School pupil was reportedly electrocuted on 29 April after touching a cable which was incorrectly earthed at her home.He said the police were investigating the circumstances surrounding…

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5 arrested in Gauteng for impersonating police officers, soldiers

VirusDefense - April 27, 2020 0

Five people have been arrested in Gauteng in the course of last week for impersonating police officers and soldiers, according to the South African Police Service (SAPS). Police spokesperson Captain Mavela Masondo said on Monday that police were alerted to the offences by members of the community.In Heidelberg, a 25-year-old man was arrested on Sunday…

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Coronavirus: Gauteng tested 13 500 people, preparing to ease lockdown to Level 4

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