Features
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Historic first as two skins swimmers conquer the Cape Triple Crown
SA swimmers Ryan Stramrood and Tracey Steyn became first to complete Cape Triple Crown in skins, making history in Cape Town waters.
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South Africa plans for a historic Women’s Shutdown: A stand against Gender-Based Violence
With 15 women murdered daily, Women For Change demands GBV declared national disaster.
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Cape Town adventurers reach new heights on Africa’s tallest peak
For a group of Capetonian hikers, standing atop Mount Kilimanjaro’s snow-capped summit was a lifetime dream fulfilled.
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Oefenklub in Sarepta se oudste lid “90-nie-uit-nie”
Vier dae elke week kom die lede van die Sarepta Aerobics Club by die saal in die buurt se sportkompleks bymekaar om die dag op ‘n aktiewe noot te begin. Die klub se oudste lid, Richard Davis het onlangs 90…
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Finalists gear up for the big moment to claim the Mr. Central South Africa title
BLOEMFONTEIN -The shortlisted seven finalists in 2025 Mr Central South Africa pageant are gearing up for the showdown to take ambassadorship of the men’s contest. The crowning ceremony is scheduled […]
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A dream takes flight as ‘ouma’ finally takes to the sky
It was an extraordinarily special day for Gladys Mostert (84) and her grandson Andy (20) – a day when dreams long cherished finally took flight.
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PHOTO GALLERY | Thousands gather at V&A Waterfront as Red Bull Flugtag teams take to the skies
Teams set their sights on breaking the 2012 distance record launching their handcrafted flying machines from a flight deck over seven meters.
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Luke Wynford eyes World Cup glory after AFCON hockey triumph
Luke Wynford balances coaching at DF Malan High School with international hockey success, leading SA to AFCON victory and World Cup qualification.
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Cape Flats woman trades wedding night for matric dream
Hendricks got married on Tuesday 14 October and later that evening she was in night class, proving that no ring on her finger could outshine her dream.
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KYK | Noord-Kaap se Katrina Esau wil die N|uu-taal lewend hou
In haar huis op die rooi sand van die Groen Kalahari hou 92-jarige Katrina Esau die antieke N|uu-taal lewendig, ’n 25 000-jaar-oue erfenis wat sy met trots beskerm.
