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Paarl’s ‘King Lee’ does it again!
Paarl’s “King Lee” Chakwenya has added another win to his professional boxing record after defeating Justin Campher by a unanimous decision in Cape Town on Saturday (5 September).
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Enter Paarlberg Half Marathon now
The Paarlberg Half Marathon returns on 26 September 2026, celebrating South Africa’s cultural heritage with multiple race options for all skill levels.
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Die beker bly: drie in ‘n ry vir KN
Klein Nederburg Senior Sekondêr (KN) het Saterdagmiddag (8 Augustus) vir ‘n derde opeenvolgende keer hul stempel op New Orleans Sekondêre Skool (Noss) afgedruk, toe hulle weer die jaarlikse derby wen.…
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Paarl Interschools/Interskole 2026
Die tyd het weer aangebreek vir een van die mees verwagte geleenthede op die Suid-Afrikaanse skolekalender. Interskole tussen Hoër Jongenskool Paarl, Hoër Meisieskool Paarl en Paarl Gimnasium.
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Young guns versus oldies at 2026 Berg Rivier Canoe Marathon
The 2026 Berg River Canoe Marathon features young paddlers Neriyah Dill and Joshua Glyn-Cuthbert as favorites, facing tough competition.
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Boland Rugby mourns death of director Robert Goff
Boland Rugby has announced the death of director Robert Goff, praising his leadership, integrity and lasting contribution to the organisation.
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Hosts claim gritty 28-19 win as Grey Festival kicks off
Grey High stage stunning comeback to defeat Michaelhouse 28-19 at home in physical Grey Festival opener.
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Gim power passed Helpmekaar to close day two of Absa Wildeklawer
Paarl Gim stamp authority with comprehensive 45-10 victory over Helpmekaar in final match of day two at Absa Wildeklawer.
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Grey College overpower brave Noordheuwel 34-12
Grey College power past Noordheuwel 34-12 at Wildeklawer but underdogs earn respect with brave defensive display.
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Affies steamroll Outeniqua 55-26 in Absa Wildeklawer rout
Affies run riot in second half to crush Outeniqua 55-26 at Wildeklawer after weathering early storm from brave Kwaggas.
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