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Will history judge harshly?
Modise Rantsieng We have become accustomed to disorderliness, arrogance, and disrespect in our once-beloved City of Roses – Bloemfontein during the democratic era. Who cares? The time for indiscipline, arrogance,…
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Eastern Cape veteran cyclist appeals for medical funding
Freddie Oosthuizen is appealing for sponsorship to fund a crucial hernia operation and to continue his charitable cycling campaigns.
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Maties vereer eerste rampbestuurder met eredoktorsgraad
Die Universiteit Stellenbosch het op 8 Desember die eerste eredoktorsgraad aan Colin Deiner toegeken vir sy toewyding aan rampbestuur. In sy toespraak het hy die belangrikheid van ingenieurswese in rampvoorkoming…
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Prayers offered on N6 for safer roads during the festive season
The police in Smithfield joined forces with local faith-based organisations in a powerful and heartfelt prayer session along the busy N6.
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Shining a light on disability inclusion through Mama Albertina’s work
As SA commemorated Disability Day, the nation was reminded of the importance of promoting inclusion, equality, and dignity for persons with disabilities.
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South Africa launches major report card on nation’s wildlife and natural heritage
CAPE TOWN – South Africa has officially unveiled its most comprehensive report on the state of the country’s wildlife and natural ecosystems on Monday, providing a detailed “report card” on everything…
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Man gesteek en langs pad aan die brand gesteek
“Ek dank die Here dat ek op die regte tyd op die regte plek kon wees. As ek daaraan dink is ek net bly ek kon een ouer die trane…
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Traffic officers receive specialised training to combat human trafficking
CAPE TOWN – The Western Cape has taken a significant step forward in the fight against human trafficking, with over 300 traffic law enforcement officers receiving specialised training to identify…
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Western Cape blood bank faces critical shortage as stocks drop to two-day supply
CAPE TOWN — The Western Cape Blood Service (WCBS) has issued an urgent appeal for blood donors as stocks of critical blood types have plummeted to just a two-day supply, well…
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Paul Roos piano prodigy wins gold at National Youth Music Competition
At the National Youth Music Competition in Stellenbosch, two 17-year-old pianists, Hermanus Schmidt and Yu Qing Peng, impressed, with Schmidt winning the title and R51 500. Peng secured the silver…
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