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Nina the muse visits local library
Nina the dachshund is becoming quite the celebrity in Caledon. She recently visited Klein Ovies (Overberg Primary School) to hand medals out to Dr Marilyn Holloway’s English Enrichment Class pupils, who wrote stories about Nina’s adventures that were
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Time for Bioblitz again
The Great Southern Bioblitz (GSB) will take place from 24-27 November. This is an ideal opportunity to get involved in a worldwide citizen-science event throughout the Southern Hemisphere by recording sightings of plant and animal life in your area.
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Top officials at Theewaterskloof Municipality face probe over trip
Local government MEC Anton Bredell’s efforts to get answers about the suspicious Rugby World Cup trip of two senior officials from the embattled Theewaterskloof Municipality have been frustrated.
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Caledon-polisie deel wenke vir veiligheid in feestyd
Met die feestyd om die draai het AO Eduard Coetzee, die sektorbestuurder van die Caledon-polisie, mense gemaan om meer oplettend te wees.
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Grabouw radio station named finalist in SA Radio Awards
Disa 95.9 FM, a Christian radio station based in Grabouw, recently made it to the SA Radio Awards finalists in the Most Loyal Listeners category.
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Theewaterskloof-munisipaliteit verkla polisie-tenderaar
Die gort is behoorlik gaar in die Theewaterskloof-munisipaliteit (TWK), en nie net gons dit op sosiale media nie, maar beskuldigings en dreigemente word oor en weer rondgeslinger.
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Fascinating find
When Eugéne Hahndiek, conservation manager at Nuwejaars Wetlands Special Management Area, posted a photo of a dainty fynbos flower on iNaturalist in August 2022 he never thought it could be a species believed to have been extinct for 42 years.
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Moordenaar van bejaardes van Genadendal dalk vry
Die gemeenskap van Genadendal het verlede week vergader om die moontlikheid te bespreek dat ’n man, wat twee lewenslange vonnisse opgelê is vir ’n bejaarde egpaar se grusame moorde in 2001, op parool vrygelaat kan word.
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Use baboon-proof bins in problem areas of Hermanus
Residents who live in baboon-affected areas have the responsibility to practice good waste management to discourage baboons from looking for an easy meal.
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Stanford Checkers brings joy to town
A captivating scene has been unveiled in Stanford, where Checkers has gifted the town a spectacular festive light installation, to promote tourism and bring joy to the community, which is still recovering after being hit hard by the recent floods.
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