- South Africa: Government provides shelter for GBV victims: In an effort to respond to Gender Based Violence (GBV), the Department of Public Works and Infrastructure (DPWI) has so far made 12 properties available for shelters for GBV victims. In a statement on …. Read More at: “Pretoria” – BingNews
- Salvokop residents call for crime crackdown: The small community sits at the foot of the Freedom Park national heritage site and had in its midst the Statistics SA building.. Read More at: “Pretoria” – BingNews
- Naptosa says use of corporal punishment in schools unacceptable: A survey by organisation Plos One shows that corporal punishment continues to be widely used in this country more than 20 years after it was outlawed.. Read More at: “Pretoria” – BingNews
- Cosas in Limpopo threatens to take to the streets over school pit latrines: The Congress of South African Students (Cosas) in Limpopo has warned the provincial department of education to eradicate pit toilets in schools by the end of this year or it will take to the streets.. Read More at: “Pretoria” – BingNews
- Suspect linked to R400m drug shipment due in court on Monday: He’s the sixth suspect who’s been arrested after 805 kilograms of cocaine were seized on the N1 highway in Pretoria in June.. Read More at: “Pretoria” – BingNews
- ANC asks South Africans to pray for Jacob Zuma as he is set to undergo another surgical procedure: The ANC has asked South Africans to pray for the former president, wishing him a ’speedy recovery’ after he underwent a surgical procedure on Saturday, and is set to undergo further surgery.. Read More at: “Pretoria” – BingNews
- South Africa police seize lions’ teeth and claws, arrest Vietnam national: Police in South Africa have arrested a Vietnamese man and seized about 60 kilos of lion claws, teeth and other items following a four-month probe into wildlife trafficking.. Read More at: “Pretoria” – BingNews
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The first tram ran in Pretoria in 1910. The system was abandoned in 1939.There were about 13.5 miles (21 km) of tracks for trams in Pretoria.
