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Warm welcome at Durbanville’s Hennies
With our recent visit to family in Durbanville it was such a blessing to meet a friendly person in the form of the security guard when we visited Hennies on…
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Bravo aan diegene wat veg teen bendedrywighede
Dit is met belangstelling en nuuskierigheid dat ek die bydraes onder “Kaap van bloed” in laasweek se TygerBurger gelees het. Ek haal my hoed af vir die bydraes en juig…
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THINKING OUT LOUD | Let’s lift each other up, lead with grace, unity
Perhaps in our pursuit of freedom and independence as young women we’ve stopped listening, stopped listening to the wisdom of those who came before us, to the hard-won lessons of…
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City plan lacks detail
My comments on the 2050 Cape Town Long Term Plan (LTP). A “plan” it is not, a wish list at best. A plan contains details, such as projects by name…
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A cashier who cares
I’d like to compliment Likho, a cashier at Checkers Hyper in Fairbridge Mall, Brackenfell. I recently moved to Brackenfell from Zeekoevlei in the southern suburbs. I felt very “homesick” not…
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Ouers moet asseblief leer bestuur
Ek wens ouers (ja, klem op ouers) wil leer bestuur. Dit voel deesdae asof ek die meeste padvarke rondom skole teëkom. Ouers wat nie weet kinders te voet kry voorkeur…
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Gaan rente op belastingstaat na
Beide my eggenote en ek het minimale vastetermynbeleggings by dieselfde bank, wat ons sedert 2017 opgebou het. Op die vervaldatum van ons beleggings – onderskeidelik in vroeg April en Mei…
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Selfgeskepte gemors
Dit is onverstaanbaar dat die bestuur van Jack Mullerpark so min konstruksie-kennis het dat hulle al 10 jaar sukkel om die waterprobleem by die noordpaadjie op te los. Vir enige…
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WAT DIE HART VAN VOL IS | ‘Free range’ toe al die tyd ‘n ‘road kill’
Die vrou agter die kasregister grinnik toe ek die umleqwa-hoender op die toonbank sit om te betaal. Wat is so snaaks; wat is ‘n umleqwa-hoender dan? vra ek heel onskuldig.…
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Review of rhyming children’s book of Ode to the River
“Gliding through grasses, past forests and fields … It feeds and protects, it soothes and it heals. Onwards it pushes and onward it goes. But where is it going? Nobody…
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