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Rising water levels in Orange River may affect visitors to |Ai-|Ais/Richtersveld
Rising water levels on the Orange River may disrupt access to some camps in |Ai-|Ais/Richtersveld Transfrontier Park, with alternative options available for visitors.
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South African’s sport betting addiction: Calls to helpline soar 623%
The surge in South African’s sport betting addiction soaring raises concerns. Understand its effects on individuals and society.
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Plaaslike smaakmaker bied oplossings vir ‘elke figuur en styl’
Sy is stylvol en elegant met oplossings vir enige figuur of uitrusting. Die 44-jarige Surene Strydom van Heilbron – ‘n voorkomskonsultant, modeontwerper en deesdae ‘n smaakmaker op sosiale media −…
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Explore Sophie Peters’ art at WHAG: Masterclass and exhibition details
A retrospective exhibition honoring Sophie Peters opens at William Humphreys Art Gallery, showcasing over 30 years of her impactful art.
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Gebreide prostese veel meer as net wol en vulling; word hoop vir vroue
Die Boesemvriendinne-projek het vanjaar meer as 4 500 wolprostese beskikbaar gestel vir vroue wat ‘n mastektomie moes ondergaan.
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Tiener van Kroonstad laat die monde water met sy tuisgebakte suurdeegbrode
‘n Tienerseun van Kroonstad met vele talente waarvan bak uitstaan, se gesogte tuisgebakte brood is hoog in aanvraag. Die 15-jarige Ubert de Vries, ‘n gr. 9-leerling wat tuisonderrig ontvang, het…
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WATCH | Philipstown Draadkar Grand Prix now global with game, documentary and e-store
Philipstown’s Draadkar Grand Prix is now open for all gamers, transforming a local event into a global celebration of craftsmanship.
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Kuruman-born author set to launch inspirational debut at hometown event
Tlotlisho Thupae will launch her debut memoir, “Becoming the Most Beautiful Version of Myself,” on 29 November in Kuruman, featuring performances, discussions, and book signings.
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Japan’s muscular caregivers: Bodybuilders fill critical staff shortages
Bodybuilders are transforming Japan’s care sector, easing workforce shortages while reshaping perceptions of caregiving.










