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R67 million approved to get Paarl Hospital repaired rapidly
A R67 million injection into Paarl Hospital is set to fast-track repairs and strengthen the facility following a fire almost two months ago. The hospital building suffered extensive damage when […]
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SA launches MEETS visa scheme to fast-track international event travel
The Department of Home Affairs has launched the Meetings, Exhibitions, Events and Tourism Scheme (MEETS), a visa reform initiative designed to streamline the processing of large group applications linked to […]
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Fires cause local damage for vineyars, industry output holds firm
Recent localised fires in South Africa’s winelands affected some farms, but overall wine production remains largely unaffected.
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Fake leopard images risk harming conservation efforts
AI-generated images of a leopard in Pniel sparked misinformation, raising concerns for wildlife conservation and public understanding of the species.
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De Kraal-sportveld open teen einde Maart vir oefeninge
Die De Kraal-sportveld in die Paarl, waar reeds vir ‘n geruime tyd opknappingswerk gedoen word, sal teen die einde van Maart oopgestel word vir die publiek en spesifiek vir rugbyspanne […]
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Franschhoek Safety Initiative reflects on progress at first AGM
The Franschhoek Safety Initiative enhances security along Main Road, reducing crime incidents while encouraging community support for continued funding and expansion.
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Western Cape honours sporting excellence at 2026 awards
Western Cape Sport Awards honoured top athletes including rugby star Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu and cricket’s Annerie Dercksen at Paarl ceremony.
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Paarl resident turns life’s pivotal moments into powerful new book
Bronwen Baymen’s memoir, Pivotal Points, chronicles her first 50 years, highlighting key moments that shaped her journey toward spiritual awakening.
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Hormone-disrupting chemicals found in menstrual products, study reveals
Research reveals that some South African menstrual products contain harmful hormone-disrupting chemicals, raising serious health concerns and highlighting regulatory gaps.
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Western Cape protects R13.5 billion livestock industry amid FMD crisis
Active measures are being implemented in the Western Cape to contain Foot-and-Mouth Disease, ensuring agricultural stability and public safety amidst the outbreak.
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