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Formula One engines to undergo major changes in 2027
Formula One plans to increase combustion engine power from 2027, moving away from the current hybrid regulations following criticism.
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Man spotted poisoning bluegum trees in front of estate
The deliberate poisoning of two historic bluegum trees in Koeberg Road in Durbanville last Sunday evening had irate residents up in arms this week.
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Global floods claim 4 200 lives and cause US$28 billion in damage during 2025
Floods remained one of the most disruptive and deadly climate-related hazards worldwide in 2025, with new international research revealing how shifting weather patterns and underlying hydrological conditions combined to intensify…
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’n Nuwe uitgawe van Die Papier propvol lekker leesstof is nou beskikbaar
Vreemd . . . en normaal? Die Papier het by tálle kenners gaan aanklop oor die woeste weerverskynsels wat hierdie week wyd en syd oor Suid-Afrika uitgespeel het.
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Tjokkie-leerder stel Guiness-wêreldrekord op met meeste splits
‘n Leerder van die Laerskool Universitas het ‘n Guiness-wêreldrekord opgestel deur 47 splits binne 1 minuut uit te voer.
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Cape Town Opera to present ‘Carmen’ at Artscape this May
Cape Town Opera presents a new production of Bizet’s Carmen at the Artscape Opera House from 19 to 31 May 2026, with six performances only.
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Junior Boks eye historic title as they take on New Zealand in Gqeberha decider
The Junior Springboks need just one log point against New Zealand on Saturday to claim the Championship crown for the first time.
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From village church choir to Netflix: Ntabankulu singer makes his mark
Sandisiwe Mathamo from Ntabankulu has gone from church choir to Netflix film 180 after his viral gospel song Khayelihle caught producers’ attention.
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Jeffreys Bay Golf Club honours Pixie (99) with unique gesture
Pixie Phillips, a beloved Jeffreys Bay Golf Club member, still hits the course occasionally at 99 — defying Gary Player’s famous 8-to-80 claim.
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Matjhabeng is not only powerless, but the taps in large sections of the municipality are dry
Residents in Matjhabeng Local Municipality faced severe electricity outages over the Freedom Day and Workers’ Day weekend, lasting over five days in some areas. Critical services were compromised, with hospitals…
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