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Police seize firearms in weekend operations across Western Cape
Police arrest two men for illegal firearm possession in separate Western Cape operations, seizing pistols in Bonteheuwel and Athlone incidents.
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Rooibos-roasted grapes and baked Camembert transform cheese boards
Explore the delightful combination of Rooibos-roasted grapes and baked Camembert for a perfect summer dish.
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Kouga’s own Joshua Jansen crowned Mr Teen World 2025
Local Jeffreys Bay teen Joshua Jansen (19) has returned to South Africa with the Mr Teen World 2025 title from international competition.
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SPONSORED | How to keep school costs from ruining your January
Learn to navigate back-to-school budgets and keep your finances healthy as the school year approaches after the holidays.
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Somerset West resident (90) retires after 26-year legal career
Somerset West’s remarkable Marié Swart celebrated her 90th birthday and retirement after an extraordinary 26-year career at Miller Bosman Le Roux Attorneys, where she handled nearly R1 billion in commercial…
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Record R11.3bn property sales surge in Cape Town’s premium areas
Cape Town’s Atlantic Seaboard and City Bowl achieve record R11.3bn property sales, up 26% from 2024, driven by luxury market boom.
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Noord-Kaapse kuslyn ‘n ongeslypte diamant; bied seevakansie sonder gelyke
Heelwat Suid-Afrikaners weet nie dat die Noord-Kaap ’n “see” het nie – nog minder weet hulle dat dié kuslyn ’n ongeslypte diamant is.
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Two teens arrested for Christmas Day gang murder in Free State
BLOEMFONTEIN – Two suspects have been arrested in connection with the brutal murder of a 19-year-old man who was stabbed to death on Christmas Day in what police describe as…
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COOKING WITH INA | Festive pavlova wreath takes centre stage this holiday season
Ina Paarman shares her perfect show-stopping summer dessert that won’t leave guests feeling overly indulgent after a hearty meal, but yet extremely satisfied – the pavlova wreath with lemon curd…
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It’s a funny old world: Bears on menus, cockpit strikes, and sunless Scandinavians
From Tokyo restaurants serving up fresh bear meat to Swedish meteorologists counting zero hours of sunshine, this week’s international roundup proves truth remains stranger than fiction across the globe. Japan…
