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Crime scenes in murder of Cradock Four inspected in Gqeberha
The families of the Cradock Four have been waiting for almost 40 years for justice. Despite the challenges, they still hope this inquest will finally reveal the truth.
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Twee sale in Universitas-hospitaal gesluit weens gevaarlike toestande
Die Vrystaatse departement van arbeid het die Universitas-hospitaal gister besoek en ‘n bevel uitgereik dat sekere herstelwerk dringend aandag moet geniet.
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Million-plus pilgrims begin hajj under blazing sun
Mecca, Saudi Arabia – More than a million pilgrims joined Islam’s most important rite under a beating sun on Wednesday, as the hajj kicked off with the Saudi hosts scrambling to […]
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Suid-Afrika se krisis met bestuurslisensie-agterstand verdiep terwyl verouderde drukker aanhou faal
Suid-Afrika se stelsel vir bestuurslisensies is steeds in ’n krisis gedompel. Die departement van vervoer erken dat hulle geen duidelike strategie het vir die verkryging van nuwe drukmasjiene vir die […]
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Cat’s overseas adventures: Two Earthquakes, a Sandstorm, and the Coffee Cup
In this column, Catherine White shares her latest travels to Greece. Cat, who hails from Jeffreys Bay, is an award-winning journalist who is furthering her career overseas. She has been […]
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Community of Tulbagh shocked at elderly resident’s murder
The close-knit community of Tulbagh in the Witzenberg, Western Cape, is deeply shocked by the murder of an elderly resident earlier this week. A suspect has been arrested and will […]
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Helderberg Hospice: Providing care for over 40 years
From humble beginnings, Helderberg Hospice has evolved into a vital community institution of more-than-40-years’ standing in Somerset West, with comprehensive facilities, 52 staff members, 130 volunteers and a dedicated board of directors who, together, provide specialised palliative care that ensures…
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Helderberg Hospice: Addressing a multifaceted need
Helderberg Hospice’s Inter-Disciplinary Team combines medical, nursing, psycho-social and spiritual professionals to deliver comprehensive, patient-centered palliative care primarily in patients’ homes across their service area.
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Former assistent to Ace Magashule acquitted after court found her extradition unlawful
The former personal assistant of former Free State Premier Ace Magashule Moroadi Chololata was pronounced free to go after judge Philip Loubser found her extradition from the USA unlawful.
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Learners falling victim
Violence in Free State schools continues to rear its ugly head, with sexual misconduct and assault cases reported
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