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South African OCR champion takes on 600 monkey bars at Bloukrans Bridge
South African OCR world champion Thomas van Tonder will cross 600 monkey bars at Bloukrans Bridge, Africa’s highest bridge.
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UFC star Dricus du Plessis marries in Franschhoek glamour wedding
MMA champion Dricus du Plessis and Vasti Spiller tied the knot at an elegant Franschhoek estate in what guests called the wedding of the year.
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South African OCR champion takes on 600 monkey bars at Bloukrans Bridge
South African OCR world champion Thomas van Tonder will cross 600 monkey bars at Bloukrans Bridge, Africa’s highest bridge.
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Mthatha tenor Mhlontlo releases debut Echoes in New York
Mthatha-born tenor and composer Ongama Mhlontlo blends classical music, isiXhosa, English and South African storytelling in his new project, Echoes.
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Local woman turns matric dance dreams into reality for nine learners
A grassroots initiative has helped nine disadvantaged matriculants attend their matric dances with dignity, confidence and pride.
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Gino Fabbri 2.0 hits the Heritage trail to share the love
Gino Fabbri is taking his message of unity, comedy and drumming on a Heritage Month tour across the Eastern Cape and Garden Route.
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Women’s Month: Eleanor Douglas-Meyers launches first solo novel
Kariega-born Eleanor Douglas-Meyers has begun a new chapter with Confession Collector, her third book and first solo novel.
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SPONSORED | Adami x Powertrade ushers in a new era of wholesale excellence
Adami’s and Powertrade are joining forces to bring smarter wholesale solutions, improved value, and greater opportunities for businesses.
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SPONSORED | Serving Nxuba (Cradock) since 1904 — A legacy built on trust
Adami’s has been part of the Cradock community since 1904, when R. Adami first laid the foundation for what would become one
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Anti-migrant violence leaves even South Africans living in fear
Anti-migrant violence in Mossel Bay leaves two dead and hundreds displaced, with even South Africans fleeing their homes in fear.