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Seun is boerboelhanteerder van die jaar by internasionele skou
‘n Tienerseun van Durbanville is onlangs met die gesogte titel van Internasionale Hanteerder van die Jaar 2026 vereer.
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Veteran Impi reflects on 10 years with the Bokke brand
From Mitchells Plain to the Springbok stage: how Alfonzo Franke went from an undiscovered creative to a 10-year Springbok Impi warrior and filmmaker.
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Local schools, fire up the braai for a shot at R20 000
High schools in Kraaifontein, Brackenfell and Durbanville could win R20 000 for the ultimate Heritage-inspired boerie roll.
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Why doesn’t she just leave? UWC study reveals truth about abusive relationships
UWC research challenges the myth that women can simply leave abusive relationships, finding that dependence, fear and failing institutions trap them.
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City approves data centre plan at King David Country Club
The City of Cape Town’s north-eastern Municipal Planning Tribunal has approved a plan to build a large-scale data centre at the King David Country Club.
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Benoemings vir 2026 se kykNET Silwerskermtoekennings vir TV bekend
Die TV-benoemings vir die 2026 kykNET Silwerskermtoekennings vir Film en Televisie is bekend. Die wenners word op Saterdag 22 Augustus aangekondig.
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A freedom that didn’t last: At 81, a Khayelitsha grandmother remembers life before and after Mandela
Mary Heqeane carries within her the story of two countries; one before Nelson Mandela’s release in 1990, and one after.
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Paint a kennel, change a life: Cape Town’s Dogbox Project returns for Mandela Day
Every year, Mariechen du Toit drives more than 400 km from Calvinia to Cape Town, paintbrush in hand, to take part in something she believes in with all her heart.
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Mary Behrens vier ’n eeu van liefde, familie en diens aan ander
“Om 100 jaar oud te word, is ‘n wonderwerk. Ek kan self nie glo dat ek nou al 100 jaar op hierdie aarde is nie.”
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Affordability shapes South Africans’ food choices, UWC study finds
A UWC study finds that affordability, family needs and local food access often shape South Africans’ food choices more than health.
