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Major R4 billion airport upgrade under way in Gqeberha
Passengers at Chief Dawid Stuurman International Airport can expect smoother travel as ACSA invests R4 billion in upgrades.
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Wine town Stellenbosch returns as wine routes celebrate 55 years
Stellenbosch Wine Routes celebrates an important milestone this year, marking 55 years of championing South African wine tourism and the wines of Stellenbosch.
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Skoolgroepe kan nou bespreek vir Vlooi en maats se terugkeer na Kunstekaap
Skoolgroepe kan nou bespreek vir ‘Vlooi en die Verlore Fossiel’, van Donderdag 13 Augustus tot Maandag 31 Augustus by die Kunstekaap-teater.
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TWYFELHOEKIE | Leef bietjie stadiger voordat alles verbysnel
Soms bring ons ons tyd deur met dinge van waarde en soms mors ons ons tyd gewoon op dinge wat nie goed is vir ons nie. Baie van ons lewe…
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MENING | Die enigste hoop is nie die ashoop nie; beplan en tree op
Die keersy van hoop, sê hulle, is vrees. Soms is dit makliker om in vrees en wanhoop te verval as om hoop te behou.
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Common sense has flown the coop in bird feeder furore
A municipal notice about hygiene concerns has morphed into a full-blown social media circus, complete with politicians flapping about an alleged “bird feeder ban” that never actually existed.
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Hoogspring-atleet se droom aan skerwe na ASA se ‘geldnood’
Matao le Roux se droom aan skerwe nadat ASA nie geld het nie.
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Cape Town City Ballet brings Swan Lake highlights to Stellenbosch
Cape Town City Ballet performs ‘Swan Lake’ and ‘Raymonda’ highlights at the Adam Small Theatre in Stellenbosch for three performances only.
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Cape Town Theatre Awards crown a new era at the Baxter
The crème de la creme of Cape Town’s theatre industry came together for the 61st Cape Town Theatre Awards at the Baxter Theatre on Sunday 5 July.
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No workplace bullying found in KZN healthcare workers’ deaths, but systemic challenges identified
An investigation found no link between the deaths of six healthcare professionals in KwaZulu-Natal and workplace issues, citing systemic challenges instead.
