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Cape Town Opera to present ‘Carmen’ at Artscape this May
Cape Town Opera presents a new production of Bizet’s Carmen at the Artscape Opera House from 19 to 31 May 2026, with six performances only.
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Junior Boks eye historic title as they take on New Zealand in Gqeberha decider
The Junior Springboks need just one log point against New Zealand on Saturday to claim the Championship crown for the first time.
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Younger Grade 1 pupils more likely to repeat the year
New research shows children who start Grade 1 younger are far more likely to repeat the year — and the gap persists into Grade 4.
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From village church choir to Netflix: Ntabankulu singer makes his mark
Sandisiwe Mathamo from Ntabankulu has gone from church choir to Netflix film 180 after his viral gospel song Khayelihle caught producers’ attention.
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Jeffreys Bay Golf Club honours Pixie (99) with unique gesture
Pixie Phillips, a beloved Jeffreys Bay Golf Club member, still hits the course occasionally at 99 — defying Gary Player’s famous 8-to-80 claim.
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Matjhabeng is not only powerless, but the taps in large sections of the municipality are dry
Residents in Matjhabeng Local Municipality faced severe electricity outages over the Freedom Day and Workers’ Day weekend, lasting over five days in some areas. Critical services were compromised, with hospitals…
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Groot Constantia film shows life behind South Africa’s oldest wine estate
Groot Constantia film explores the people, heritage and daily work behind South Africa’s oldest wine-producing estate in Cape Town.
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Artscape marks 55 years of transformation into an inclusive cultural landmark
Artscape marks 55 years, celebrating its transformation from an apartheid-era theatre into an inclusive cultural landmark that welcomes all.
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SPCA rescues 16 neglected animals from Philippi property
Sixteen animals were rescued from severe neglect in Philippi after SPCA inspections revealed filthy conditions and lack of care. Charges have been laid.
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Fingers point to men in major new environmental research
New global research links masculinity to climate impact, highlighting higher carbon footprint and calling for stronger engagement in environmental action.
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