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Rise in pollen count now affects more
South African scientists are monitoring airborne pollen with artificial intelligence (AI), which provided an increasing number of hay fever and asthma sufferers.
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Fishing for trophies
Members of the South African Police Service (SAPS) were encouraged to participate in sport.
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Children’s choir hosts auditions to gain members
Singers aged nine to 15 years are invited to audition for the Kimberley Children’s Choir, which celebrates its 35th birthday next year. Prior choir experience is not required. Auditions close on 30 November.
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Sharing stories with children uplifts
Sharing stories is as natural to human beings as eating and sleeping, says Gogo, the reading granny of Yizani Sifunde.
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Potpourri: Noem dit ervaring
Iemand wat oor die algemeen ’n baie positiewe mens is, bel my en vra: “Karin, ek het lanklaas met jou gesels. Hoe gaan dit met jou?”.
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Tweeling neem leiding by Hoërskool Kalahari
’n Tweeling aan die Hoërskool Kalahari in Kuruman is as die skool se hoofleiers vir 2024 aangewys.
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Children’s choir hosts auditions to gain members
Singers aged nine to 15 years are invited to audition for the Kimberley Children’s Choir, which celebrates its 35th birthday next year. Prior choir experience is not required. Auditions close on 30 November.
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Bokke pronk met trofee
Die Springbok-rugbyspan se oorwinningstoer om sy wêreldbekersege op tuisbodem te vier begin op Donderdag 2 November.
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Hoofartikel: Laat ons dit glo – vir Suid-Afrika
Selfs diegene wat nie Saterdagaand met ’n uitsending van die wêreldbekerrugby se eindstryd opgesit het nie, voel dit gepas om tog ook ’n eier daaroor te lê.
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Zuma: “Hof is soos ’n bokskryt”
Die enkele kere wat Jabulani Zuma, seun van oudpresident Jacob Zuma, verlede week stom in die getuiebank was, was toe hy met gebalde vuiste en “stywenek” geweier het om vrae te beantwoord.
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