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Public urged to help count crane species in first nationwide census since 2006
For the first time in nearly two decades, South Africans can participate in a nationwide citizen science initiative from 24 to 27 July to count three species of cranes.
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Vrystaatse halfsussies ontmoet mekaar eerste keer in 52 jaar
Nadat hulle sowat drie jaar van mekaar se bestaan bewus geword het, het twee halfsussies (52) van die Vrystaat mekaar die eerste keer ontmoet.
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Lottoland help om Luckhoff op te kikker
Lottoland help ‘n dorp het gaan kuier op Luckhoff en die gemeenskap gehelp om die dorp mooi te maak.
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Dit is groot pret, sê Bloemfonteinse boer in Moer ‘n Boer
‘n Bloemfonteiner is onder die 20 deelnemers in die nuutste seisoen van kykNET se Moer ‘n Boer.
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Break the addiction cycle when gambling is no longer a game
Gambling addiction follows a destructive loop. It begins with an urge, leading to a bet, a win or loss, its consequences, and then the cycle repeats.
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Focus firmly falls on personal and professional mental health during July
Mental health challenges affect millions of people and the importance of early intervention, support and access to professional care is emphasised.
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Kokkedoor: Klassiek – beoordelaars sê ‘meng knippie oud en skeutjie nuut’
Herman Lensing en Jess van Wyk, beoordelaars van Kokkedoor: Klassiek is gereed om te sien wat deelnemers met die ryk erfenis van onthouresepte gaan doen.
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Bloemfontein actor joins MAMMA MIA! stage production
A Bloemfontein-born actor and performer spreads his wings by re-joining the cast of kykNET’s Binnelanders, and joining the MAMMA MIA! cast.
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Liewe Heksie raak slim met geldsomme op Vrystaat Kunstefees
In vanjaar se produksie het Liewe Heksie ‘n prys in ‘n talentkompetisie gewen. Karel Kat wil haar leer om mooi na haar prysgeld te kyk.
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All eyes on evening sky: Venus ‘meeting’ Jupiter will dazzle, no telescope needed
The planets Venus and Jupiter will over the next few days appear to move closer to each other and can be viewed 45 minutes after sunset.