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Matric exams paused for local government elections
The National Senior Certificate examination timetable has been adjusted to accommodate the upcoming local government elections, with examinations taking a break from 3 to 5 November before resuming on Friday…
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Midnight cut-off for alcohol sales needed in South Africa, says health campaign
The DG Murray Trust has called for South Africa to introduce stricter alcohol trading restrictions similar to measures imposed during the Covid-19 lockdown, requiring bars, taverns and restaurants to stop…
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From Cape Town’s top deck to Sutherland’s stars: your free Destination Guide 2026 is here
Discover your next local getaway with the Destination Guide 2026, packed with must-visit attractions, live entertainment and unforgettable local adventures.
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Seven rescues in one day as mountain rescue incidents surge
Wilderness Search and Rescue (WSAR) attended to seven separate incidents on Table Mountain on Saturday (24 October), among them an overnight mission to bring a stranded, injured hiker to safety…
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Stellenbosch Wine Routes welcomes Jean Engelbrecht as its new chair
The Stellenbosch Wine Routes has welcomed respected industry veteran Jean Engelbrecht as the new chair of the its board of directors.
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Onderwysers knak onder voortslepende bendegeweld by Worcester-skool
Desperate onderwysers reik uit na minister van polisie om bendegeweld op skool te help vas vat.
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KYK | Diazville Primêr vier Joshlin se verjaarsdag
Diazville Primêr vier Joshlin se negende verjaardag en hou hoop lewend.
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From heartbreak to hope: Renaldo ‘Biggies’ Dickson Foundation launches Sokkie Drive
A foundation born from heartbreak is asking Overberg residents to dig into their sock drawers this November.
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Hyron Andrews se skielike dood in Frankryk skok familie, sportgemeenskap
Hyron Andrews (31) se skielike dood in Frankryk laat sy vrou Maighlin en twee seuntjies agter. Die Paarlse rugbyspeler het vir die Leeus gespeel.
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National Down Syndrome Day highlights need for inclusion
As South Africa (SA) marks National Down Syndrome Day on 20 October, activist organisations are calling for more opportunities.
