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Umalusi gives end-of-year matric exams the green light for 2025
More than one million Grade 12 learners will write 2025 end-of-year exams across 9 100 centres after Umalusi gave the green light.
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SANParks revenue hits record R4.1 billion in 2024
South African National Parks (SANParks) achieved remarkable SANParks revenue 2024 results, presenting a positive overview of the entity’s operational and financial performance for the past financial year. The organisation’s revenue…
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Bread meets red: The perfect sourdough for World Bread Day
From vineyard to oven, Spier Wine Farm celebrates World Bread Day by sharing their artisanal red wine sourdough recipe – a creative fusion that captures the bold character of their…
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At least one person dead, 80 displaced in Masi fire
One person died and several others were displaced after a fire broke out in Masiphumelele on Monday 13 October.
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Urgent provincial intervention needed as wildlife crisis grips Wolhuterskop Nature Reserve
BETHLEHEM, Free State – The Free State Department of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs faces mounting pressure to intervene urgently at Wolhuterskop Nature Reserve in Bethlehem, where years of municipal…
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Celebrated SA literary and cultural icon Zoë Wicomb dies
UWC alumna Professor Zoë Wicomb, acclaimed author of “You Can’t Get Lost in Cape Town,” has passed away. Her work gave voice to South African experiences.
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Photos | Activists hold pro-Palestine demonstration at RDM
The Macassar Activist Forum led a peaceful demonstration outside the Rheinmetall Denel Munition depot on Friday (10 October), demanding the arms manufacturer halt weapons supply to Israel and calling for…
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Rural Butterworth woman reaches Miss SA top 10
Butterworth-born speech therapist Qhawekazi Mazaleni reaches Miss SA top 10, championing multilingual education through her isiXhosa children’s book whilst inspiring rural communities.
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Residents voice noise concerns over extension at boys’ school
The extension of a boys’ school, with an added mosque to the premises, in Westering, has sparked concerns of noise pollution amongst residents.
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Rooibos tea shows promise against breast cancer in South African research study
Rooibos, the country’s beloved herbal tisane, already celebrated for its proven benefits to heart health, diabetes management and brain function, is now revealing promising potential in preliminary breast-cancer research.
