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Joshlin Smith verteenwoordig ‘n spieëlbeeld van ons samelewing
DIe verdwyning van Joshlin Smith en die talle vrae oor wat van haar geword het, het talle Suid-Afrikaners se harte aangegryp.
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Bruisende skouspel duur voort by Augrabies-waterval -‘plek van groot geraas’
Besoekers kan steeds die Augrabies-waterval vanaf die oop uitkykpunte besigtig nadat van die punte vir veiligheidsredes toegemaak is.
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Sister Genevieve, French nun who broke protocol to see pope’s body
Many people wondered who the nun was standing weeping and praying just feet from Pope Francis’s body where he lay in state.
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Franz Müllner breaks his 60th World Record in Cape Town
Franz Müllner, renowned strongman, set a new world record by pulling a 14.5-ton bus in Cape Town, symbolizing hope and freedom during his global mission.
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Binnewêreld skeppend na vore tydens klasse by kuns- en beradingstudio
Kinders en volwassenes kry die kans om emosies skeppend te uiter by ‘n kuns- en beradingstudio in KImberley wat van krag tot krag groei.
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Brave Gqeberha K9 ‘Night’ discharged after heroic incident
Gqeberha K9 “Night” has been discharged after recovering from severe injuries sustained while apprehending a suspect. He will remain off duty for three weeks.
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Top Jazz ensemble at Baxter for one night only
Kesivan Naidoo and the ensemble, The Lights, bring the Freedom in Sound show to the Baxter Concert Hall in Cape Town – for one night only.
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Ulric Roberts’ ‘Walk’: A journey through memory and movement
Ulric “Namasun” Roberts’ solo exhibition explores themes of memory and identity through art, emphasising connection to land and ancestral history.
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High Court decision welcomed to set aside R8 billion locomotive contract
The High Court annulled a R8 billion locomotive contract between Transnet and Wabtec, advancing efforts against corruption within South African enterprises.
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Blue Plaque at Durbanville winery pays tribute to Anna de Koning
Groot Phesantekraal winery in Durbanville honours Anna de Koning with a Blue Plaque, recognizing her remarkable ascent from slavery to wealth in 18th-century South Africa. The estate, inherited after her…
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