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Spiritual support for matric learners at community prayer session
The Lwandle Spiritual Crime Prevention wrapped matric learners in prayer, love and support on Monday 12 October, a day before final examinations begin.
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Arrest after dog attack on Sir Lowry’s Pass teenager
A Sir Lowry’s Pass farm owner was arrested for attempted murder after his Rottweilers attacked a teenage boy, who is recovering in hospital.
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Food security deteriorates as hunger climbs, despite easing food prices
Food security in South Africa deteriorated in 2025, and hunger remains stubbornly high even as food inflation has eased
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National Nutrition Week: Make healthy eating part of your routine
Locals are implored to embrace affordable, practical healthy eating habits during National Nutrition Week, from dietary swaps to screening.
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Three accused in court over murdered runner’s smartwatch
Three accused appear in court over smartwatch belonging to murdered runner as police investigate 12 women’s deaths in Ekurhuleni.
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National Nutrition Week: Make healthy eating part of your routine
Locals are implored to embrace affordable, practical healthy eating habits during National Nutrition Week, from dietary swaps to screening.
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ACE Models Helderberg clinches top national award
ACE Models Helderberg was named Franchise of the Year at the annual ACE Models National Conference, held at Emerald Resort and Casino in Vanderbijlpark, for the second consecutive year.
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Summer season: How the NSRI is preparing for El Niño
The NSRI is preparing for a hotter, drier summer, with increased drowning risks, water shortages and extreme weather among its key concerns.
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Pioneering winemaker nominated in two Warrior Women categories
Carmen Stevens, SA’s first woman of colour in wine, is nominated as Hunger Fighter and Change Maker in the Warrior Women Awards.
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‘Arrests are not enough,’ say families of Lwandle shooting victims
Lwandle community welcomes arrest in mass shooting that killed 11, but community leader Xolani Sotashe says it won’t bring back the lives that were stolen.










