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Record-breaking swimmer’s courage nets R65 000 for animal welfare
Guinness World Record swimmer Howard Warrington battles False Bay for 7 hours, covering 22km to raise R65,000 for Cape of Good Hope SPCA.
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Klein vegtertjie (8) herstel ná operasie om gewas te verwyder
Klein Janique Venter (8) se ouers is hoopvol dat sy ten volle sal herstel ná nog ‘n groot operasie om ‘n reuse-gewas uit haar nek te verwyder.
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Mass fish deaths at Hartenbos attributed to various environmental issues
The Recent mass fish deaths in Mossel Bay weren’t caused by a single sewage spill but rather by a perfect storm of environmental factors working together.
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Fatal wingsuit BASE jump at Platteklip Gorge prompts police investigation
Cape Town police are gathering information to identify a BASE jumper who died following a wingsuit BASE jumping incident in Platteklip Gorge.
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Pelonomi Hospital: How healthcare violates constitutional rights
Public healthcare in South Africa is not a favour – it is a right. Systems treating people otherwise are unlawful, writes Theo King.
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Thousands attend Cape Town’s colourful annual minstrel parade
Thousands attend Cape Town’s annual minstrel parade, a vibrant cultural tradition rooted in the city’s history of slavery and heritage.
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Historic Catholic jubilee year draws 33 million pilgrims to Rome
The 2025 Catholic Jubilee in Rome drew 33 million pilgrims from 185 countries. The historic two-pope Holy Year ends as Pope Leo XIV closes St Peter’s Holy Door.
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Japanese ‘Tuna King’ pays record R53 million for bluefin at Tokyo auction
Japanese ‘Tuna King’ pays record $3.2 million for giant bluefin at Tokyo’s prestigious New Year auction, breaking all-time high.
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The Mediterranean makeover: How Greek yogurt is revolutionising our favourite pasta salad
Want a healthier alternative to your favourite paste salad? Look no further as the humble macaroni salad is getting a Mediterranean makeover. Greek yogurt is replacing most of the mayonnaise,…
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Childminder arrested after toddler found with open wounds on New Year’s Day
A 59-year-old childminder was arrested after a two-year-old girl was found with serious open wounds whilst the carer was allegedly under the influence of alcohol.
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