Lifestyle
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Driving smarter can be the key to saving on fuel costs
Rising fuel costs due to geopolitical tensions strain household budgets. Effective driving practices can mitigate personal expenses on fuel consumption.
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Suidoosterfees se Kort voor lank-program: Kort maar kragtig
Een van die Suidoosterfees se gewildste programafdelings is “Kort voor lank” – waar uiteenlopende stories in treffende 30-minuut-vertonings lewe gegee word.
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New Michael Jackson biopic draws thousands to Berlin premiere
Thousands attended the Berlin premiere of “Michael,” a biopic about Michael Jackson, aiming for $700 million in box office receipts.
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Loxton se dambraai-geleentheid help om Karoo-dorp boomryk te hou
Die Loxton Dambraai, ter ondersteuning van dié Noord-Kaapse Karoo-dorp se boomprojek, vind eersdaags plaas. Besoekers van heinde en ver is welkom.
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The reality and true cost of binge drinking: More than just hangovers
The misuse of alcohol affects our lives, our families, and our community. In April, which is Alcohol Awareness Month, the focus is on binge drinking.
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Oryx Gravel Series: Cyclists face harsh conditions at Matsa with next challenge ahead
Matsa was the second milestone of the Oryx Unbound Gravel Series, and cyclists from all over entered for this event that commenced on 28 March from Petrusburg showgrounds.
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Buffalo City welcomes home Big Brother Mzansi winner Liyema Pantsi
Buffalo City celebrates Liyema Pantsi’s return after her Big Brother Mzansi win, with a two-day homecoming honouring her R2 million victory.
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Falls the Shadow review: when crime fiction hits too close to home
Review of Falls the Shadow by Mike Nicol: A well-crafted South African crime thriller that hits too close to home for local readers.
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‘Laughter is Culture’: Major comedy showcase brings 14 top performers to GrandWest
14 of South Africa’s top comedians will perform on one stage at GrandWest on 18 April for what organisers call an unprecedented comedy showcase.
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Durbanville dad and psychologist fights cancer … again
Crowdfunding campaign started to raise funds for Durbanville clinical psychologist’s urgent cancer treatment.
