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Leclerc (finally) wins in Monaco
A win in Monaco has been covered by every driver who has ever sat in the cockpit of a Formula 1 car. It’s the jewel in the crown and one of the biggest driving challenges in the world.
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Madibaz duo appointed to USSA national sevens squad
Madibaz Sport manager Mthunzi Hewu’s rugby career will go full circle when he takes on the role of manager of the USSA sevens rugby team at the World University Championship next month.
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SA’s Solar Power Surge Raises Safety Concerns: Seven tips for rooftop safety
South Africa’s rapid rooftop solar adoption, with households and businesses installing over 5,400 MW in just a year, has eased pressure on the national grid – leading to the longest load shedding […]
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Preparing for final exams: A five-month guide for Matric students
Matric students from the Class of 2024 have roughly five months left to prepare for their final exams.
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Arnold Terblanche back in High Court today for murder of his estranged wife, Vicki Terblanche
The Port Elizabeth Express is reporting from the High Court in Gqeberha today, where Arnold Terblanche, who is accused of orchestrating the murder of his estranged wife, Vicki Terblanche, will be appearing. Also in court will be his co-accused, Vicki’s…
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Gqeberha Cash-in-Transit robbery suspect appeared at Gqeberha Court
Major General Mboiki Obed Ngwenya, the Provincial Head of the Hawks, expressed gratitude to the joint team for their efforts in bringing Malaki Masitha (27) to justice.
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Shack fire in Qunu Informal Settlement claims life of woman (33)
On Saturday evening, a fire engulfed a shack in the Qunu Informal Settlement, leading to the death of 33-year-old Natasha Swartz.
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Tangible Africa goes global
With a goal to bridge the digital divide by introducing coding to learners in a fun and inclusive manner, Tangible Africa has set its sights on Asia, where their team is currently busy conducting workshops on tactile coding with teachers…
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UFS: 120 Years of inspiring excellence and transforming lives
The University of the Free State is one of the oldest universities in South Africa. It opened its doors in Bloemfontein in 1904 as the Grey University College, with six students in The Humanities. Today, Kovsies is a multi-campus institution…
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NWU continues its climb among top global universities
North-West University has continued to improve its ranking and shines among the top global universities, evident in recent rankings by both the Center for World University Rankings and the Times Higher Education Young University Rankings.










