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Reinet-pop leef voort ondanks Graaff-Reinet naampolemiek
Die aangrypende storie van die Reinet-pop se oorsprong lê in Graaff-Reinet. Dit was 1916 en die wêreld in die wurggreep van die Eerste Wêreldoorlog en in Suid-Afrika was die gevolge tasbaar. Ingevoerde produkte was skaars, en speelgoed uit Europa het…
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Wind farms launch business support programme in Karoo towns
Twelve small businesses in Karoo benefit from a new programme by wind farms, providing support, mentorship, and resources for sustainable growth.
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SAA monitors Middle East tensions amid fuel supply concerns
South African Airways is monitoring geopolitical developments in the Middle East as the national carrier assesses potential impacts on global jet fuel supply.
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Lekota: A champion of a legacy of integrity
Lekota was a leader who firmly anchored in constitutionalism, accountability and ethical governance.
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Bloubergstrand woman walks away with Mrs Universe South Africa 2026 title
The 33-year-old Giverny Venter from Bloubergstrand was crowned as Mrs Universe South Africa 2026 — the first woman from the Western Cape to win the national title.
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Kommer oor verwagte brandstofpryse
Suid-Afrikaners staal hulle vir ’n moontlike brandstofskok in April. Indien verwagte prysstygings ’n werklikheid word, sal dit na verwagting die skerpste styging in brandstofpryse in die land se geskiedenis wees. […]
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Cape Town environmental group celebrates 500th cleanup
Save a Fishie celebrates its 500th cleanup, removing more than 54 tonnes of litter while inspiring volunteers to protect beaches, rivers and communities.
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Arnold Terblanche murder trial postponed over judge conflict
Arnold Terblanche’s murder trial postponed after concerns arose that Judge Gqamana may have been involved in his divorce proceedings.
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Strand escapee ‘Seun’ to spend 20 years behind bars
After violent crimes, a brazen escape and dramatic recapture, Denver ‘Seun’ Pietersen has been sentenced to 20 years behind bars.
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Premier’s First Thursday debuts in Helderberg
Western Cape Premier Alan Winde brought government services directly to Strand Town Hall on Thursday 5 March through his First Thursday initiative, allowing residents one-on-one consultations with provincial cabinet and City of Cape Town Mayoral Committee members.










