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Photo: Art rising at AfrikaBurn in vast landscape of Tankwa Karoo
AfrikaBurn 2025 at Quaggafontein in the Tankwa Karoo featured art, costumes, music, and community participation from 28 April to 4 May.
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Kuns van gesigverf bring glimlagte vir kinders, ouers op spesiale dae
Michelle le Grange is ‘n gesigverfkunstenaar en verskaf hierdeur vreugde aan kinders by onder meer markte, skoue en ander geleenthede.
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Unieke geregte, wynsoorte voorgesit by De Oude Kraal Wildskosfees
In Junie vanjaar vind die gewilde Wildskosfees by De Oude Kraal buite Bloemfontein plaas. Kaartjies vir die kullinêre belewenis kan reeds aangeskaf word.
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Helicopter deployment enhances safety at Table Mountain National Park
SANParks has deployed a helicopter at Table Mountain National Park, aiding in response to threats. A recent success included catching a suspect with a knife.
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Binnewêreld skeppend na vore tydens klasse by kuns- en beradingstudio
Kinders en volwassenes kry die kans om emosies skeppend te uiter by ‘n kuns- en beradingstudio in KImberley wat van krag tot krag groei.
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Enter unique Northern Cape challenge while time permits
The Klipspringer Challenge is taking place at the Augrabies Fall National Park, and athletes still have time to enter for this race over two days.
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Foto-kompetisie: Kiek wol in al sy stadiums, kom in aanmerking vir groot pryse
Skryf in vir ‘n fotokompetisie waar die hele waardeketting van wol vasgevang word, en kom in aanmerking om groot pryse te wen.
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Northern Cape artists invited to enter for exhibition in national art museum
Visual artists in Northern Cape can submit art for the 2025 exhibition at the William Humphreys Art Gallery in Kimberley.
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South Africa’s flu season starts early, NICD urges vaccination
South Africa’s flu season has kicked off unusually early this year, starting on 24 March — the earliest onset since 2010.
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Ulric Roberts’ ‘Walk’: A journey through memory and movement
Ulric “Namasun” Roberts’ solo exhibition explores themes of memory and identity through art, emphasising connection to land and ancestral history.