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Small towns get new life
Semigration is creating an influx of skills and purchasing power into smaller towns that are attractive for relocation, and towns with aging populations are seeing an influx of younger families – even in the Northern Cape.
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Ouma vier 114 j.
“Eer jou vader en jou moeder en jou dae sal verleng word,” sê ouma Katriena Green van Raaswater naby Upington nadat sy op 10 Januarie 114 jaar oud geword het.
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Vier sterf in botsing op R380
Vier mense is Vrydag (13/01) dood en nog agt matig tot ernstig beseer toe ’n motor op die R380-pad tussen Deben en Kathu glo teen ’n hoë spoed reg van voor teen ’n bakkie gebots het.
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New leader for NC Hawks
The new provincial head of the Hawks believes good old-fashioned detection work and a passion for the job, “a calling”, can be very fulfilling for members and instil confidence amongst the people of the Northern Cape.
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Twyfelhoekie: Seerkry, seermaak hou gevolge in
As mense is ons mos maar almal in die leerskool van die lewe.
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Electricity vital to health
Close to one billion people globally are served by health-care facilities without reliable electricity.
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Small towns get new life
Semigration is creating an influx of skills and purchasing power into smaller towns that are attractive for relocation, and towns with aging populations are seeing an influx of younger families – even in the Northern Cape.
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Matrieks staan reg vir uitslae
Die groen lig is Maandag (16/01) deur Umalusi, die raad vir gehalteversekering in algemene onderwys en opleiding, vir die uitreiking van 2022 se matriekuitslae gegee.
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Beurtkrag knou kosproduksie
Jaco Cilliers, ondervoorsitter van die Jongboervereniging en van De Hoek-boerdery buite Douglas, is moedeloos.
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