Lifestyle
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Bloemfonteiner nou deel van uitgelese groep marathon-atlete in die wêreld
Thinus de Vries van Bloemfontein het Sondag sy sesde groot marathon voltooi en is nou deel van ‘n uitgelese groep marathon-atlete.
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Submit your doccie for Africa’s premier documentary festival
Africa’s premier documentary festival opens submissions for its 28th edition. Encounters runs 4-14 June with screenings in Cape Town and Johannesburg.
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Local farmers to showcase fresh produce at Shoprite and Checkers stores nationwide
Small-scale farmers from across South Africa will set up stalls inside selected Shoprite and Checkers stores this Thursday, 6 November, bringing fresh vegetables and inspiring stories straight from their community…
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Rooibos emerges as secret weapon for South Africa’s endurance swimmers
For decades, the caffeine-free brew has quietly powered swimmers across some of the world’s most treacherous stretches – from Robben Island to the English Channel – earning its reputation as…
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Erfenis in die boerdery word gevier in nuwe tv-program
In ‘n tyd waar familieboerdery wêreldwyd onder druk verkeer, bring VIA se splinternuwe reeks Erfenis in die grond weer hoop, trots en inspirasie terug na die plaaswerf. Hierdie stories is…
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Ten fibre-rich foods for dietary health
Here are 10 fibre-rich foods suggested by Affinity Health that can make a big difference for your waistline and your health.
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Dubai café breaks world record with R17 000 cup of coffee
DUBAI – A Dubai café has shattered the world record for the most expensive cup of coffee, offering customers a premium brew for nearly $1 000 (about R17 351) per cup…
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Skater saam met Lefra-produksies se ‘founmannetjie’ in die Kaap
Frans Swart van Lefra-produksies het Ferdinand Deist se bundel Pomporrel-konsert en ander Sandveldstories vir die verhoog verwerk. Die produksie toer die week van 5 tot 8 November in die Kaap.
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Beyond 40: Why regular hearing tests could save your cognitive health
During National Audiology Month, awareness focused on hearing health issues affecting 12 million South Africans. Early warning signs include muffled conversations and increased TV volume. Regular testing from age 40…










