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Lesseyton residents in protest march

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NOT HAPPY: Lesseyton residents, led by Sanco, marched in Komani recently citing dissatisfaction with a ward councillor. Read all about it in The Rep...

Lesseyton Methodist Church a prospective heritage site

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The Lesseyton Wesley Methodist Church circuit 302 under Reverend Mninikhaya Makumsha is looking to have the 134-year-old church structure declared a heritage site Picture: ANDISA...

Two die in car crash near Lesseyton

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TWO women died after the car they were travelling in overturned near Lesseyton en route to Komani this morning. Police spokeswoman Captain Namhla Mdleleni said...

Four die in head-on crash

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FOUR people died following a head-on collision between two vehicles on the N6 near Lesseyton over the weekend. Police spokeswoman Captain Namhla Mdleleni said in...

Checking out the sites in Komani!

Schools Sonja Raasch -
ALL ABOUT EDUCATION: Ikhwezi Lokusa Day Care Centre pre-schoolers from Lesseyton recently visited the museum in Komani. They also stopped in at Roydon Lodge...
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Enoch Mgijima Local Municipality removed 14 containers in Jobert...

More than skin deep — new dermatologist in town

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Dr Zinzi Limba, Komani’s new dermatologist, brings more than...

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