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About 5,000 Buffalo City residents led by Mayor Faku marched to California tavern demanding closure over alleged drug sales and criminal activity.
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On the Fence review: A clean teen romance that surprises
‘On the Fence’ by Kasie West is a refreshing clean teen romance. Tomboy Charlie discovers friendship and love while dealing with family trauma.
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Handwerk van aftreeoord wys kinders hulle is geliefd
“Ons wou iets met ons hande maak wat vir kinders wys dat hulle geliefd is en dat daar mense is wat aan hulle dink,” Alta Els, eienaar van Jordaniapark.
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MENING | Of jy met die maan gepla is al dan nie, dink tog twee keer, sê KI
Kunsmatige intelligensie kan inligting drasties verander, maar die einste KI beveel aan dat die mens moet aanhou om menslike skeptisisme, tegniese waarneming en kritiese denke te gebruik.
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Research unpacks the challenges of translating Islamic
Could you paste the article or text you’d like me to create the excerpt from? I’ll make sure it is between 130 and 160 characters.
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Competition teaches learners about saving water in communities
The winners in the South African Youth Water Prize in the Free State was recently announced.
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Opinion: Navigating the tapestry of time, embracing our past
Understanding our past is crucial. Discover the importance of embracing our past to connect with our true selves and life experiences.
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SA Navy Festival 2026 returns to Simon’s Town this April
SA Navy Festival 2026 offers free ship tours, live shows and family fun in Simon’s Town from 17 to 19 April. Discover the Navy up close.
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Stertamputasie nou Hooggeregshof toe – tradisie en funksie of diereverminking?
Die debat oor stertamputasie het weer in Suid-Afrika ontstaan, met Boerboel-telers wat hul stryd hof toe neem. Vir sommige beskerm die praktyk tradisie en funksie. Vir ander verteenwoordig dit onnodige…
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Parklands learners reach for the stars at national space design finals
Five Parklands College learners shone at Africa’s first Space Design Competition, with top awards and one selected to represent SA at NASA.
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