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Nohayilo Manisi at 105: “Today’s generation doesn’t listen”
Nohayilo Manisi, 105, emphasizes generational differences in respect and food habits, attributing her longevity to simple meals and a strong community spirit.
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Funny old world: the week’s offbeat news
This week’s unusual stories include a possum in a gift shop, a popular baby macaque, Trump’s controversial remarks, a lawsuit over hot chocolate, and a tense Senate hearing.
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Dressing for success: Campus store helps students build professional wardrobes
At The Boutique, a campus-based store, students can find stylish, professional clothing, everyday teaching wear, and other event-appropriate outfits for free.
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‘Loop mooi, jongman’ – Jeugdige kankerlyer met ‘alle moed’ oorlede
Die 17-jarige Aiden Mowers van Upington, wie “alle moed” en ‘n positiewe ingesteldheid gehad het, is Vrydag 13 Maart weens kanker oorlede.
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Memorandum places focus on economic growth in Mangaung
A memorandum of understanding (MoU) was signed between the Mangaung Metro and the Airport Company of South Africa (ACSA).
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Bekroonde toneelstuk ‘ Seun’ kom na Jeffreysbaai
Toneelliefhebbers kan met afwagting uitsien na een van die hoogtepunte by Kunskoors 2026 wat vanaf 1 tot 3 Mei op Jeffreysbaai plaasvind.
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Beaked whale washes ashore at Eerste Steen, sparking surprise among beachgoers
A beaked whale washed ashore at Eerste Steen, Melkbosstrand on 15 March. Authorities collected samples; cause of stranding remains unknown.
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Muslim marriage officers granted equal recognition under Home Affairs reform
Muslim marriage officers will no longer need to renew their certification every five years, ensuring equal treatment with other faith groups.
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Jong karateka beplan 100 katas vir fondsinsameling
Sebastian Sonnekus (15), pak binnekort ‘n uitmergelende uitdaging aan wat insluit om 100 katas baas te raak as ‘n fondsinsamelingsprojek.
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South African wine grape harvest outlook improves for 2026
South African wine producers are regaining confidence as the 2026 harvest progresses, with the third crop estimate indicating a larger harvest and quality indicators showing strong potential across several cultivars.
