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Paarl resident turns life’s pivotal moments into powerful new book
Bronwen Baymen’s memoir, Pivotal Points, chronicles her first 50 years, highlighting key moments that shaped her journey toward spiritual awakening.
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Jeffreysbaai verwelkom tweede ‘Teater by die See’ kultuurfeesnaweek
Die tweede “Teater by die See” verteenwoordig ‘n groeiende kuns- en kultuurprojek met verskeie topgehalte produksies en aanbiedings.
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McCarthy informal settlement electrification underway
The electrification of McCarthy Land is underway, with Phase 1 progressing in 2025/2026 to provide sustainable electricity and improve living conditions for residents.
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Jong boervrou deel liefde vir blomme wyd en oorvloedig, soos armsvol ruikers
“Daarom wou ek ‘n spesiale, verwelkomende ruimte skep waar gesinne en almal wat lief is vir blomme rustig kan ontspan,” sê sy.
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GPS tracker myths: Why they do not stop theft
GPS trackers are widely regarded as one of the most popular anti-theft devices on the market. Yet they’re virtually useless at actually preventing theft. Automotive cybersecurity experts at Gazer are…
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Life sentence plus five years for man convicted of rape, kidnapping
A 51-year-old suspect was sentenced by the Gqeberha High Court to life imprisonment for rape and an additional five years for kidnapping a 10-year-old girl.
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Grandads Army all set for their 11th annual memorial ride
Grandads Army Memorial Ride begins Sunday with 38 cyclists riding East London to Cape Town, raising R400 000 for children’s hospital equipment.
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National Arts Council opens major arts funding call worth R350 000 per project
NAC launches 2026-27 arts funding with grants up to R350,000. Seven disciplines covered. Applications close March 13. Transform communities.
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SANBI formally re-accredited as national implementing agency
The South African National Biodiversity Institute has been re-accredited as the National Implementing Entity for the Adaptation Fund, enhancing its capacity to support local climate adaptation initiatives until 2031.
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Jazz legends descend on Franschhoek for African edition of renowned festival
The picturesque Winelands town Franschhoek hosts the first African edition of the Montreux Jazz Festival from 27 to 29 March.
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