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Power outages affect students during critical assessment period
Businesses, residents and students in parts of Nelson Mandela Bay continue to feel the impact of a prolonged power outage expected to last up to 21 days.
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Dr Elana Ryklief turns lived trans experience into groundbreaking scholarship
Cape Flats resident Elana Ryklief earned a PhD in English Studies from Stellenbosch University in three years, using her own transgender experiences.
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Snake ‘stars’ in new movie about ‘Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing’
Chaos broke out on a Century City film set when a snake appeared mid-shoot, creating a memorable moment now set to feature in the final cut.
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From the streets of Kariega to the sirens of Bahrain: A teacher’s reflection
I am learning to live with the ‘aftershock’ of every explosion for now. I am trying to stay strong in the country that has been my home for years.
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Three sentenced after R4 m. agricultural scam
Three men were sentenced in the Bloemfontein Magistrate’s Court after fraud case in which the agriculture company VKB was scammed out of R4 million.
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Female traffic officer assaulted by taxi driver in Kraaifontein
A provincial traffic officer was allegedly assaulted by a minibus taxi driver during a province-wide road safety operation.
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Free State water crisis highlights human rights failures
Residents of Koppies Extension 5 face a severe water crisis, lacking reliable supply for over three years, despite nearby water resources.
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Two school learners killed in stabbing incidents in Gauteng
Gauteng education authorities are reeling after two learners were fatally stabbed in separate incidents within days of each other.
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‘n Passie kry vlerke uit pyn vir US-gegradueerde
Vir die Universiteit Stellenbosch (US)-gegradueerde Annie de Villiers het haar stil stokperdjie gedurende oomblikke van pyn in ’n kragtige akademiese reis ontaard.
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Sport sustained hope for prisoners on Robben Island
Robben Island prisoners used sport as a tool for resistance, fostering community, governance, and hope amidst oppressive conditions.
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