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Look after your ‘third nut’ – it might just save your life
When your doctor gives you the diagnosis, a cold sweat runs down your spine and fear overwhelm you, but this is a natural reaction to hearing that you have prostate…
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Sassa introduces biometric checks to reduce fake claims
The South African Social Security Agency (SASSA) is implementing mandatory biometric enrolment across all its offices from 1 September, marking a significant step towards modernising the country’s social grant system and…
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Equal job opportunities in casinos benefit women: Boardwalk gaming floor manager shares insight
This Women’s Month, we focus on someone who has made working in a casino her career, from Tables croupier to gaming floor manager. Beaulah Louw applied to work at Boardwalk…
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Hearty chicken and dumpling stew
Try this hearty chicken and dumpling stew from the best-selling cookbook Cooking with Kim Bagley.
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Foundation’s sanitary towel initiative brings relief to Sarah Baartman District learners
Girls at 13 schools in Sarah Baartman District recently received sanitary towels through The One’s Fate Foundation initiative.
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Cookhouse small business initiative delivers results for local entrepreneurs
ENGIE’s Golden Valley funded a year-long small business programme showing how targeted enterprise support bolsters rural economies.
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Graaff-Reinet reverend published in ecological justice book
A Graaff-Reinet minister has achieved recognition with the publication of his chapter in a new book by the Christian Literature Fund.
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Two new lions welcomed at Mountain Zebra National Park in Nxuba
Two male lions from Addo Elephant National Park have been welcomed at Mountain Zebra National Park as part of SANParks’ predator management programme.
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Prince Harry cleared of ‘bullying’ in row with charity he started in honour of his late mother
The UK charity watchdog Wednesday cleared Prince Harry of accusations of bullying in a row with an African charity he founded, but criticised “all parties” for letting the bitter internal…
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