Lifestyle
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International artists to enrich art studies at the UFS
Two respected international artists will join the newly formed International Institute of the Arts at the UFS as Artists-in-Residence.
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‘Yes! You and I can End TB’
Sister Carmen Damons from Macassar Community Day Centre calls for community unity in fighting TB as the Western Cape Department of Health reports 48 388 tuberculosis cases diagnosed between April…
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TWYFELHOEKIE | Manne word in dié opsig van die muise geskei
Die beste van alles bly om opreg ander mense met waardigheid te behandel. Om iemand waardig te laat voel skei manne van muise.
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NARSISME 6 | ‘Jy leer vroeg om in te stem ter wille van vrede’
Die vrede is van korte duur. Dalk ‘n uur of twee. As jy baie gelukkig is ‘n dag of twee. Daarna kry die narsis die volgende ding om oor ongelukkig…
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Jury holds Meta and YouTube liable for harming young woman through addictive platform design
A jury found Meta and YouTube liable for harming a young woman because of an addictive design of their social media platforms.
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Tesla Cybertruck makes surprise stop in Upington during world record attempt
Residents of Upington in the Northern Cape witnessed a Guinness World Record in the making when the Tesla Cybertruck stopped and recharged in the town on Friday 20 March.
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‘n Vars briesie komedie waai by vanjaar se Suidoosterfees
Die Suidoosterfees word van 29 April tot 3 Mei aangebied. Die feestema is “Tuiste” en die komedie-vertonings gaan feesgangers heerlik tuis laat voel.
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Ouma Phoebe vier 100 met glasie whisky
Familie van ver en wyd het met partytjies ouma Phoebe Hewett van Ons Tuiste se 100ste verjaardag gevier.
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Alcohol abuse contributes to Northern Cape crime – yet alcohol research foundation closes
Statistics show that alcohol abuse contributes to Northern Cape crime; yet the Foundation for Alcohol Related Research in the province is set to close.
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Junior Portrait Award by Rust-en-Vrede in Durbanville opens for young artists
The Junior Portrait Award, hosted by the Rust-en-Vrede Gallery in Durbanville, is open to artists from 16 to 18 years from all over South Africa.
