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Western Cape cricket mourns a giant
The cricket fraternity of Boland and the greater Western Cape bade farewell to Howard “Howie” Bergins after a short illness late last year.
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Enter college and learn the fine art of magic
Magic has plenty of benefits for those practising this artform.
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How to make sure the school year isn’t daunting for your child
The beginning of the school year needn’t be a daunting time for young people. Parents and teachers can do much to help support the physical and mental well-being of their children as they navigate new schools, teachers or classrooms.
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Stellenbosser sê ‘Die brug’ het sy lewe verander en hy sal dit weer doen
Hy het wel nie met die groot prysgeld of as wenner van Die brug weggestap nie, maar die Stellenbosser Geo Botha sê hy sal nie twee keer dink om weer aan die werklikheidstelevisie-reeks deel te neem nie.
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Data dui op geringe styging in prys van petrol en diesel
Motoriste moet hulself gereed maak vir ’n styging in brandstofpryse in Februarie.
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Leerders in Wes-Kaapse skole skenk altesaam 12 926 eenhede bloed in 2023
Die Wes-Kaapse Bloeddiens (WKBD) het sy hoed afgehaal vir die merkwaardige pogings van die 103 hoërskole in die provinsie vir hul bydrae van 12 926 eenhede bloed gedurende 2023.
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Cape Town Cycle Tour entries close soon
Entries for the 46th Cape Town Cycle Tour will close on Wednesday 31 January, and participants are urged to book soonest to avoid the price increase on Monday 15 January.
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Stellenbosch police ready for 2024, says station commander
A new year usually comes with new challenges and hurdles to overcome – and it is no different when it comes to policing and crime fighting.
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Lecture-demo all about the saxophone in Franschhoek
The Franschhoek Theatre and SmallTalX will host a public lecture-demonstration on the classical saxophone, presented by well-known Capetonian saxophonist Liam Burden on Wednesday 24 January.
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Paul Roos learner (16) dies in car crash
The new academic year started on a tragic and sombre note for the Paul Roos Gymnasium (PRG) community as news of the death of a Grade 11 learner broke earlier this week.










