- South Africa’s Covid-19 deaths reaches 29 175: The cumulative number of Covid-19 cases in South Africa was now 1 088 889 with Gauteng leading the tally at 295 450 …. Read More at: “Gauteng” – BingNews
- THIEVES STEAL SCHOOL COMPUTERS!: In the final hours of 2020 all the computers at the Sapphire Secondary School in Vanderbijlpark were stolen. The school received a donation from MTN and Huawei for a computer laboratory in September.. Read More at: “Gauteng” – BingNews
- British and Irish Lions tour of South Africa hangs in balace amid Covid-19 uncertainty with decision looming: Talks are planned this month over the status of the 2021 British and Irish Lions tour to South Africa, with the trip now thought to be in doubt due to Covid-19.. Read More at: “Gauteng” – BingNews
- Parts of Lenasia flooded after heavy rains: Heavy rains in Gauteng last night left parts of Lenasia, south of Soweto, flooded. Johannesburg Emergency Services personnel have been on the ground assisting affected residents. #eNCA Robert Mulaudzi …. Read More at: “Gauteng” – BingNews
- Services at Leratong Hospital affected due to flooding: Officials have warned that some services have been affected by flooding at the Leratong Hospital on Gauteng’s West Rand after heavy rains.. Read More at: “Gauteng” – BingNews
- Lions chief reveals talks taking place on future of summer South Africa tour: Decision to be made sooner rather than later due to coronavirus, says Lions managing director. The British and Irish Lions tour to South Africa has been placed in doubt after managing director Ben …. Read More at: “Gauteng” – BingNews
- List of police stations affected by Covid-19 cases grows: The Carletonville police station on Gauteng’s West Rand has become the latest of a list of stations that had to temporarily close due to Covid-19.. Read More at: “Gauteng” – BingNews
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The Voortrekker Monument is located just south of Pretoria. This massive granite structure is prominently located on a hilltop, and was raised to commemorate the Voortrekkers who left the Cape Colony between 1835 and 1854. On 8 July 2011 the Voortrekker Monument, designed by the architect Gerard Moerdijk, was declared a National Heritage Site by the South African Heritage Resource Agency.
