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Shonisani Tshikalange
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Journalist, TimesLIVE
Pretoria
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By Shonisani Tshikalange Verified| TimesLIVE Verified Just R20 for the first month. Support independent journalism by subscribing to our digital news package. Vumacam took over full management of the Hatfied City Improvement District through one of its operations that offers clients off-site monitoring. Nonprofit Hatfield City Improvement District (CID) has reported a 50% decrease in crime in the Pretoria suburb since partnering with video surveillance company Vumacam in May 2024.
By Shonisani Tshikalange Verified| Sowetan Verified The pupil's mother found a note detailing the reasons for her daughter's extreme decision. Stock photo. A 13-year-old grade 7 pupil took her own life after allegedly being bullied at Vulindlela Primary School in Harrismith in the Free State. The incident happened last Tuesday. Her mother found a note detailing the reasons behind her daughter's extreme decision. It is alleged the pupil was repeatedly bullied by a classmate who accused her of cheating during a class test.
By Shonisani Tshikalange Verified| TimesLIVE Verified Just R20 for the first month. Support independent journalism by subscribing to our digital news package. Vumacam took over full management of the Hatfied City Improvement District through one of its operations that offers clients off-site monitoring. Nonprofit Hatfield City Improvement District (CID) has reported a 50% decrease in crime in the Pretoria suburb since partnering with video surveillance company Vumacam in May 2024.
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TimesLIVE
The Sunday Times is South Africa's largest and most influential Sunday newspaper, established in 1906 and owned by Arena Holdings. It is known for its investigative journalism, authoritative political coverage, and diverse lifestyle content, making it a leading weekly publication in the country. With a readership of 3.7 million and a circulation of 283,360, the Sunday Times has the highest readership among weekly newspapers in South Africa. It attracts a trusted audience, with 85% of readers trusting the companies that advertise in its pages. The newspaper also has a strong online presence, with 3.5 million unique users and 21 million page impressions monthly. The Sunday Times offers award-winning journalism and lifestyle sections that cover entertainment, health, and social issues. Its digital platform, TimesLIVE, provides breaking news and multimedia content, while its historical archives offer access to over a century of coverage. The newspaper is recognized for its journalistic excellence and is distributed nationwide, ensuring a broad regional influence.
Pretoria, South Africa, South Africa
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Founded: 2009