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Understanding head injuries in rugby: What parents need to know
The rugby season in South Africa underscores the risks of head injuries. Early detection and accurate diagnosis are critical for effective treatment.
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New housing project launch in Khayelitsha: What to expect
The construction of a housing development project at SST in Town Two, Khayelitsha is about to commence, given the building of the curbs and sidewalks. The Silvertown Emergency Housing Project…
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Trains return to Khayelitsha: A game changer for commuters
The return of the trains to Khayelitsha has been hailed by commuters who believe their reintroduction will significantly improve their living conditions and travelling expenses. After nearly six years, trains…
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Khayelitsha roadworks: A R7.5 million revamp for better living
With winter rains on the cards, a multi-million rand project to revamp key routes in some parts of Khayelitsha is underway. The work is expected to be completed in the…
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Ward 87 ECDs receive valuable donations for child development
Life will never be the same for the Early Childhood Development centres (ECDs) in Ward 87 after receiving material from their ward councillor on Thursday 10 April. Discover how the…
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Daughter searching for Les Egling’s lost ‘Eggie’ paintings
Natalie Egling is in search of two of her father, Les Egling’s paintings from his ‘eggie’ period that hold a special place in her heart.
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Eskom’s construction won’t disrupt Somagwaza initiation traditions
Eskom construction will not affect initiations. Find out how Somagwaza Institute ensures safety for all initiates and parents.
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Shacks on the surge in the Cape
The Cape Metro is home to more than 270 000 informal households and with the rise of new settlements such as Covid-19 in Mfuleni has quickly grown to be one…
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The impact of digital platforms on youth spirituality
This article explores how faith in the digital age is evolving among young people, blending tradition with modern spirituality.
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Selfies, goals and cheers at South Africa’s grannies World Cup
63-year-old Nonhlanhla competes in the Grannies International Football Tournament, highlighting active aging, community joy, and the importance of fitness among elderly women in South Africa.
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