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Hannes Bekker het die brandkrisis gebruik om sy seun Heinrich te bemagtig, deur hom saam te neem na die vernietigende brandtonele.
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Metsimaholo’s waste management failures inspire a call for change
Residents of Metsimaholo’s Amelia and Iraq are frustrated with inadequate refuse removal, prompting the DA to launch a petition for change.
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Egpaar vier 67 jaar van getroude lewe
Louis en Magriet Botha het hul 67ste huweliksherdenking gevier, terwyl hulle teruggedink het oor hul liefdesverhaal en familie-erfenis in Kroonstad.
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Bloemfontein-biokinetikus pak 1000km fietsrit Kaap toe aan om kinders se toekoms te help bou
Bea Labuschagne (22) ry binnekort die 1000km van Bloemfontein tot in Kaapstad met ‘n fiets vir ‘n goeie doel.
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Why some men turn violent: UWC study reveals roots of intimate partner abuse
Alcohol abuse, jealousy, experiencing childhood abuse, and anger of having absent fathers are some of the issues that are driving South African men to commit intimate partner violence (IPV), a…
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Christel House South Africa scores 96% matric pass rate
Christel House Ottery celebrates 96% matric pass rate as valedictorian Alique Jacobs from Hanover Park achieves four distinctions despite losing mother.
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Klip Road Cemetery expansion in Grassy Park may require additional studies
Klip Road Cemetery expansion in Grassy Park may require additional studies. Community raises concerns about traffic and water contamination.
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Man (78) rescued after fall down mountain in Qwaqwa
A man (78) from a village in Qwaqwa was rescued after he fell down a cliff and got stuck. Rescuers saved him on Tuesday.
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BINNELANDERS vier mylpaal met 5 000 episodes
Die gewilde kykNET-mediese drama Binnelanders het vandeesweek ’n besondere mylpaal behaal met die uitsending van die reeks se 5 000ste episode op 12 Januarie. Sedert die eerste episode in 2005 uitgesaai…
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OPINION | Ramaphosa’s sleepless nights come decades too late – IRR
President Cyril Ramaphosa says unemployment keeps him awake at night. That concern, expressed in early 2026, comes far too late – and risks sounding insincere – after decades of mounting…
