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Free film screening explores shared histories
Three short films interrogating South Africa’s colonial past and legacy of slavery will be screened on Friday 31 October at the Avalon Auditorium, Homecoming Centre, Cape Town.
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Kinders se klagtes oor boeliegedrag nie net groeipyne, ouers moet luister
Ouer vertel hoe dogter jare lank op hoërskool geboelie is. Met boeliegedrag weer die afgelope paar weke in die nuus het sy terugflitse gekry.
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Beyond Matric: How to transform your mid-term results into matric final exam success
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Historic policy ends private university designation inequality in South Africa
Landmark policy allows private higher education institutions to use university designation for first time, ending decades of regulatory inequality in South Africa.
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Slangseisoen is hier
“Die prooi wat hulle jag, soos muise en ander gediertes broei in en onder rommel en maak daar nes.”
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Prestigious Freestyle Chess Grand Slam Tour comes to the Cape
CAPE TOWN – German tech magnate and investor Jan Henric Buettner, now based in Wilderness on South Africa’s Garden Route, is bringing one of the world’s most prestigious chess tournaments…
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Vrouemoord veroordeel, “Duiwel” verskyn in hof
“Ons sien die waarskuwingstekens, maar ons het nie die blitsreaksie-meganisme om die nodige ondersteuning te gee nie. Naweke is veral die ergste en ons moet die beskermingsbevel-stelsel versterk.”
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Kleinbosch woman makes it to Miss South Africa 2025 finals
Kleinbosch’s Ghee-Ann Rademan, a Miss South Africa 2025 finalist, aims to inspire youth through empowerment and mental health advocacy.
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Free entry at City nature reserves for Great Southern BioBlitz
The City of Cape Town is offering free entry to its nature reserves from Friday 24 to Monday 27 October as part of the Great Southern BioBlitz.
