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JP Smith joins twin in new season of Op My Eish! as wingman
What is a wingman? It’s that one person who knows you at your best and worst. The one who encourages you to follow your heart, but also tells you straight…
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Unbeaten streaks continue as top school rugby teams shine at Craven Week
The third day of action at the prestigious FNB U18 Craven Week delivered spectacular rugby entertainment at Hoërskool Middelburg on Wednesday, with South Western Districts (SWD) Eagles and DHL Western…
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Cape Town Opera’s Barber of Seville Comes to Theatre on the Bay this August
Cape Town Opera (CTO) will bring Rossini’s comic masterpiece “The Barber of Seville” to the intimate Theatre on the Bay in Camps Bay from 5-17 August.
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Proteas captain Wiaan Mulder sets new South African record with 367*
Wiaan Mulder, who stopped short on Monday of attempting to break the record for the highest score in Test history, had an inauspicious start to his Test career. Mulder made…
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World Chocolate Day: Decadent red wine chocolate brownies
Today, 7 July, is World Chocolate Day, and what would be better than freshly baked chocolate brownies – but with a twist. Indulgent, rich, and with just a hint of…
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Make your blood donation count twice: The extra drop that changes lives
The Western Cape Blood Service (WCBS) is proud to spotlight the remarkable generosity of blood donors through the Extra Drop initiative — a growing movement that demonstrates how saving lives…
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Winter comfort: The ultimate pot roast recipe
Now that winter has set in, there is nothing quite like the aroma of a slow-cooked pot roast filling your home with warmth and comfort. This hearty, one-pot wonder is…
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Springboks dream comes true for Congolese refugee Vincent Tshituka
The remarkable rise of flanker Vincent Tshituka from a child refugee to the Springboks Test team will be completed on Saturday when he faces Italy in Pretoria. He fled to…
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Prolonged screen time causes ‘more harm’ than good to humans
The physical consequences are also concerning. Children spending long hours on devices are more prone to obesity, headaches, eye strain and poor posture
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Jobseekers advised to update their details on the City’s database
To register and update, they must visit a subcouncil office or SmartCape Centre at a library. They are open on weekdays from 08:00 until 15:30
