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100 and counting: Nomnoza Ivy Mashalaba honoured at Full Gospel Church
Nomnoza Ivy Mashalaba’s family and community celebrated her 100th birthday at Full Gospel Church in Khayelitsha, honoring her wisdom, strength, and impact on others.
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UFC star Dricus du Plessis marries in Franschhoek glamour wedding
MMA champion Dricus du Plessis and Vasti Spiller tied the knot at an elegant Franschhoek estate in what guests called the wedding of the year.
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From a good cup of coffee to life-changing surgery: What puts a smile on South African faces
Operation Smile is calling on families and individuals especially in Limpopo and the Eastern Cape to come forward to be assessed for free specialist cleft care.
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Amadoda Aqotho empowers men to become responsible fathers
Amadoda Aqotho aims to empower men and boys in Khayelitsha, addressing societal challenges while reclaiming dignity, responsibility, and fostering better community roles.
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Ludonga Foundation hosts Xhosa cultural celebration for young women in Gugulethu
Over 500 young women celebrated Xhosa traditions in Gugulethu, promoting chastity and cultural values through the Ludonga Foundation’s event.
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Khayelitsha jazz artist ploughs back into community
Babalwa Mentjies leads the Amathunzi Arts and Development Centre in Khayelitsha, nurturing young artists through creative programs, despite funding challenges.
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Zolisa Mfincane: Defying the odds through faith and determination
“What is impossible with humans, it’s possible with God.”
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Mimi Mangesi celebrates 108th birthday surrounded by family
Mimi Mangesi celebrated her 108th birthday with family, recognized for her strength and role in raising generations, remaining active and healthy.
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Ubomi Bethu offers hope to vulnerable communities
Amelia Mfiki founded Ubomi Bethu to empower vulnerable communities, focusing on LGBTQI+ rights and HIV/Aids support in Khayelitsha.
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Former offender turned Christian: The remarkable story of Mncedisi Mdingi
“Growing up in the black community in the olden days was not easy. Inequality was evident, and that was what forced me to turn to crime.”