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Brand eis ma en kind in Vredenburg
Brand in Vredenburg-hokkie eis na bewering die lewens van ma en kind.
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Rugby-president intimideer glo klubvoorsitters om hom te ondersteun in sy politieke veldtog – ANC
‘n Politieke storm het om die kop van Boland Rugby-unie se president, Bennie van Rooi, losgebars ná ‘n video op sosiale media waarin hy vra dat rugbyklubvoorsitters hom ondersteun as…
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Ngcobo protesters demand action over alleged municipal dysfunction
Ngcobo protesters have suspended their 21-day protest to give government departments two weeks to address their grievances before further action.
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OPINION | Municipalities adding 16% profit to your electricity bill – here’s what to ask local election candidates
Opinion piece argues voters should confront local election candidates about municipal profit margins added to electricity bills and wasteful spending.
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Young rugby fan’s dream meeting with Cheslin Kolbe
Eight-year-old Oluthando Nkosinkulu’s dream came true when he met his rugby hero, Springbok star Cheslin Kolbe, during a memorable Cape Town trip.
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British family rows across Atlantic to break suicide taboo
English family prepares to row 3 000 miles across Atlantic Ocean to encourage open conversations about suicide after father’s death.
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World Suicide Prevention Day: Start the conversation, break the silence
World Suicide Prevention Day puts suicide prevention in the spotlight, urging South Africans to break the silence, challenge stigma and start conversations that could connect vulnerable people with help.
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Fort Hare rowers target top four at Ussa Boat Race
Fort Hare’s men’s rowing crew returns to Port Alfred aiming for a top-four finish at the Ussa Boat Race after finishing fifth in 2025.
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DA files complaint over R124m in legal fees paid by collapsed Daybreak Foods
Democratic Alliance files complaint against law firm that received R124 million from collapsed Daybreak Foods before company failed.
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OPINION | South Africa should consider social media age restriction, says expert
South Africa should seriously consider restricting social media access for children under 16 as part of a broader online safety strategy.
