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City breaks silence after missing rugby fan found dead near BRT construction site

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By Pamela Vuba
| The Citizen (South Africa) Verified
51-year-old Hugo van der Berg and the excavation site. Image: File The Tshwane Metro is aware of the tragic incident in which a man fell into an excavation within the A Re Yeng Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) construction area on Lynnwood Road near Laerskool Pretoria-Oos. Metro spokesperson Lindela Mashigo said the municipality was deeply saddened by the incident and extended sincere condolences to the family, friends and loved ones of the deceased.
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Water supply interruption on July 15 to affect seven Pretoria east suburbs

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By Pamela Vuba
| The Citizen (South Africa) Verified
Photo for illustration: Water department working on replacing a water pipe. Photo: Supplied Residents in seven Pretoria east suburbs are expected to experience a water supply interruption on July 15, as the Tshwane Metro undertakes planned maintenance on its water network. The interruption, scheduled from 08:00–22:00, will allow the city to connect a newly installed pipeline to the existing water reticulation system supplying the Waterkloof East Reservoir supply zone.
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Cable theft costs Tshwane R18.4m as hotspots remain under siege

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By Pamela Vuba
| The Citizen (South Africa) Verified
The Tshwane Metro has recorded nine incidents of theft and vandalism at substations over the past 12 months, with the financial impact of repairing damaged primary substations alone estimated at almost R19-million. According to metro spokesperson Lindela Mashigo, Koedoespoort, Waltloo, and Dam substations have experienced the highest number of repeat incidents, while medium voltage and control or multicore cables remain the most commonly stolen components.
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