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Kitesurfer soars into history with 40m jump at Kite Beach
With the Atlantic howling at over 40 knots and crowds lining Kite Beach in Bloubergstrand, Hugo Wigglesworth rose higher than any kitesurfer in history. On 6 December, the 19-year-old New…
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Maak veters vas, Kaapse stapfees lê voor in die nuwe jaar
Dit behels ’n naweek waartydens stappers hul fiksheid vir die Vis-, die Otter- of die Amatolaroete in die veld kan toets.
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‘Mayor of Mitchells Plain’ recounts journey from addiction to hope
Marvin Sampson, the unofficial mayor of Mitchells Plain, didn’t always have it all together – recently celebrating his 16th year of recovery from addiction.
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Holiday health alert: Western Cape battles rising measles and diphtheria cases
The Western Cape is fighting a growing battle against preventable childhood diseases, with measles outbreaks now affecting communities from Khayelitsha to Citrusdal, while diphtheria cases continue to emerge across Cape…
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SPU vice-chancellor steps down after transformative five-year tenure
Professor Andrew Crouch concludes his impactful tenure at Sol Plaatje University, leaving a legacy of growth, innovation, and community commitment.
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Simplify baby’s first holiday trip with tried and tested tips
Packing efficiently is crucial when traveling with a baby or toddler and sets you up for a stress-free trip. Follow these expert tips.
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Serial rapist sentenced to life imprisonment for targeting elderly women
The Free State provincial commissioner applauded the extensive work by WO Derrick De Gouveia, working together with the NPA office led by prosecutor Ntabeseng Motshabi.
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UFS medical graduate finds calling in the dedication of doctors who saved her life as a baby
More than 20 years after two doctors fought to save her life, Jana Campbell found herself sitting in their lecture halls.
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Missing Delft girl (9) found unharmed, cared for in Crossroads
In a wonderful twist of fate a 9-year-old girl from Delft that went missing on Monday 17 November returned home unharmed.
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Funny old world: The news that’s too weird to be fake
In a week that proved truth really is stranger than fiction, stories emerged from around the globe featuring uninvited livestock guests, artificial intelligence controversies, supersized football tributes, and an unusual…
