Features
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Kiwi’s se wedstryd teen Bolandse 15-tal in Worcester só onthou
Dit is drie dekades sedert Worcester se grootste rugby-oomblik – 6 Augustus 1996, toe die draers van die silwervaring op Esselenparkstadion teen ‘n Bolandse vyftiental opgedraf het.
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Nature’s 2.76-million-hectare win
South Africa’s biodiversity stewardship program, vital for conservation, has protected 2.76 million hectares while benefiting communities and the economy.
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Why controlled burns could save your home from wildfire disaster
Planned fires in natural areas may seem risky but experts say they are vital to protect South African communities from devastating wildfires.
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Gqeberha strategist selected for 2026 Ster-Kinekor SK Squad
Gqeberha strategist Delon le Roux has been selected for the 2026 Ster-Kinekor SK Squad as the Eastern Cape’s sole representative.
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Eben het ‘n “tweeling”-broer – Anthony Smit van die Paarl
Anthony Smit (26) is al sowat sewe jaar lank ’n bekende gesig in die Paarl, maar mense gebruik nie altyd sy eie naam wanneer hulle hom groet nie.
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Kruger National Park culvert repairs completed ahead of National Parks Week
Rebuilt culverts at Kruger National Park officially opened ahead of National Parks Week, marking progress in flood recovery efforts.
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Muslims in New York reclaim their city 25 years after 9/11 backlash
Twenty-five years after 9/11, New York’s Muslim community has grown from surveillance targets to a powerful cultural and political force.
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Meta settlement puts spotlight on South Africa’s child online safety gaps
Meta agreed to an $18 billion US settlement over child safety concerns, prompting global discussions on protecting young users online.
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Trump says he’s ‘happy’ Harry and Meghan left America
President Trump has welcomed the departure of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle from the United States to Britain, criticising the duchess’s treatment of royals.
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Venice film festival opens with Clooney honour and Gaza documentaries
George Clooney receives lifetime achievement award as Venice Film Festival opens with Gaza documentaries and independent films taking centre stage.
