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‘Don’t run alone’: the curfew we keep placing on women
What kind of society requires women to run in groups? The acting minister of police called it “too unbearable to think about”.
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New wild cat species discovered in Bolivia after century-long gap
Scientists have identified the tilcayo tiger cat in Bolivia’s Yungas region, marking the first new wild cat species discovery in more than 100 years.
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Bloemfontein-vrou se verhaal van breingewas tot nuwe moed
Izani van der Wal deel haar uitdagings ná haar breinoperasie, en beklemtoon haar stryd met epilepsie en depressie, terwyl sy hoop en genesing deur musiek vind.
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Soar above Golden Gate: Zipline offers bird’s-eye view of Free State landscape
The Golden Gate Zipline was developed to provide visitors with an exhilarating way to explore the park’s distinctive sandstone cliffs, rolling hills and sweeping mountain vistas.
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RVDK ready to turn up the volume this festival season
Gqeberha singer-songwriter Ruan van der Kuil, known as RVDK, is taking his music to Eastern Cape festivals after winning a major country award.
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Tygerberg Hospital redevelopment could bring new technology and equipment
Western Cape Health Minister Mireille Wenger discussed Tygerberg Hospital’s redevelopment, focusing on enhanced healthcare and training.
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Ma en dogter gekroon as wenners van FAK-Skryf’it 2026
Ma en dogter, Aniel en Milah Redelinghuys van Wellington is op Donderdag 24 September as die wenners van Skryf’it aangewys.
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A R55 celebration of theatre: Artscape’s New Voices returns this October
Artscape partners with Suidoosterfees to present six productions over four weeks, with most tickets at R55 in honour of the theatre’s 55th anniversary.
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Fraud victim recovers R21 million after sophisticated WhatsApp banking scam
Approximately R21 million stolen from a local company in Mpumalanga through a sophisticated online banking scam has been recovered.
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Drug threat: Mexican cartels set up base in South Africa and Nigeria
Nigeria’s fourth methamphetamine lab bust since May raises alarm over Latin American cartels potentially establishing drug production bases in Africa.
