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Men: Dare to be brave with a purple Speedo in support of cancer awareness
Thousands of brave men across South Africa will once more take to the streets in on Friday, 31 October, in nothing but a purple Speedo and sneakers.
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Mathews Phosa to launch book at Phaphama Book Festival
Writers of note will take part in the Phaphama Book Festival from 22 to 25 October at the Central University of Technology.
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Legendary Stimela band to perform at Lemo Fest on the weekend
The band is featured in the Afro Soul and Jazz show scheduled for Saturday, 11 October.
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Wenkunswerke laat die oë glinster
Die wenners van die ATKV Gemeenskapsteater en die Pasteur-ooghospitaal se kunskompetisie is onlangs aangekondig.
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Garden Day: 10 trends defining gardens
Garden Day is an annual excuse to take a breather and bask in the beauty of your garden! Whether you’ve got a sprawling lawn, a balcony filled with plant babies,…
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Refentse kuier vanjaar by Carols
‘n Aand van heerlike musiek, die saamsing van Kersliedjies en die kans om ‘n splinternuwe Toyota Vitz 1.0 MT te wen lê voor met Carols with the Stars by die…
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Iconic Stimela band billed for nostalgic performance at Bloemfontein festival
“Stimela is rooted in its people, their experiences of township life and their struggles.”
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Enjoy Garden Day with paws and flower crowns
This year marks the 10th annual Garden Day, taking place on Sunday 12 October – the perfect excuse to pause, pop on a flower crown and celebrate the joy of green spaces with…
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Indulge in creamy, dreamy avo’s for breakfast or brunch
There are a gazillion ways to immerse yourself in the joys of avos – here is a recipe perfect for a lazy Sunday morning brunch.
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Childhood Cancer Awareness Month: Early detection vital to improve survival rate
September marks International Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. Childhood cancer is one of the leading causes of disease-related deaths among children worldwide. Too many are diagnosed too late, and too many…