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Learner to represent SA at international championships in Barcelona
Milnerton learner Gianna Khusal (11) will represent SA in piano and vocals at the ICPA in Barcelona, competing among top young performers.
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Cape Town runner pushes limits in fundraiser for Smile Foundation
Endurance athlete Patrick Bowman will run The Prom Backyard Ultra to support Smile Foundation’s campaign for children’s reconstructive surgeries.
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South African wine grape harvest outlook improves for 2026
South African wine producers are regaining confidence as the 2026 harvest progresses, with the third crop estimate indicating a larger harvest and quality indicators showing strong potential across several cultivars.
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WIN TICKETS: Montreux Jazz Festival announces final line-up for inaugural SA edition
The inaugural Montreux Jazz Festival in Franschhoek features global and local artists, celebrating diverse musical talent from 27 to 29 March.
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Wellington-tiener wen groot met Boland-lied
Die 15-jarige Milah Redelinghuys van Wellington is onlangs as algehele wenner van die gewilde SingSterre- Afrikaanse ligte liedjie-kompetisie gekroon.
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Bluey and Bingo are coming to CapeGate Shopping Centre
Families are invited to meet the beloved characters from the hit Australian animated series Bluey and Bingo at CapteGate Shopping Centre on Saturday 21 March.
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Tygerberg Hospital encourages early screening at kidney awareness event
World Kidney Day event at Tygerberg Hospital promoted kidney health awareness, early disease detection, and organ donation among 355 participants.
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Teen conservationist raises funds for Sanccob to save endangered seabirds
Young environmentalist Romario Valentine raises money for seabird conservation, helping African Penguins, the Albatross Task Force, and Marion Island projects.
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Mitchells Plain poet appointed as Oxford business school’s first laureate
Oxford appoints Dr Athol Williams as world’s first business school Poet Laureate, integrating poetry into leadership development.
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Kraaifontein cleric honoured for work in humanities
Having served vulnerable communities in Cape Town since 2007, the Reverend Tanelle Welff-Dixon has been conferred with an Honorary Doctorate of Humane Letters.
