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Saica investigates former worker of Woodland Hills
The South African Institute of Chartered Accountants (SAICA) has been made aware of allegations concerning the possible misappropriation of funds by a member in Bloemfontein.
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Sinkholes collapse 80% of section of R500 road near Carletonville
Sinkholes collapse a section of the R500 road near Carletonville, affecting local traffic. Stay safe and informed about the situation.
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Christmas cooking made easy: Jamie Oliver’s secret to a stress-free festive season
Jamie Oliver’s festive feast tips will help simplify your holiday cooking this Christmas – so you can enjoy the day, not just cater it.
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Magical moments, shared moments and big screen experiences: Get it all with Ster-Kinekor
Experience the joy of Ster-Kinekor movies this festive season with unforgettable moments on the big screen.
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Couple shot during home invasion, manhunt for three suspects
The Phutaditjhaba police have launched a manhunt for three armed men who shot and injured a couple during an early morning home invasion.
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Cape Town claims top spot as South Africans plan festive getaways
More than half of South Africans are travelling this December, with Cape Town leading domestic tourism despite financial pressure nationwide.
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David Kramer legacy wines launched to support struggling theatre artists
Fortes Family Wines unveiled the David Kramer Legacy Edition wines that will benefit the Theatre Benevolent Fund, supporting struggling SA artists.
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Power restored to Kimberley suburbs after week-long blackout and fatal vandalism
Power restored after week-long blackout in Kimberley following significant vandalism and unfortunate incidents and rain delays during repairs.
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COOKING WITH INA | Durban-style peri-peri chicken livers
Turn up the heat this festive season with Ina Paarman’s rich, creamy peri-peri chicken livers — a bold Durban twist on a Portuguese classic.
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The 12 scams of Christmas: AI supercharges festive fraud
Explore how AI supercharges festive fraud, transforming common scams into highly personal and convincing threats this holiday season.
