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Childhood Cancer Awareness Month: Early detection vital to improve survival rate
September marks International Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. Childhood cancer is one of the leading causes of disease-related deaths among children worldwide. Too many are diagnosed too late, and too many…
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Beauty in things insignificant
One Thing Leads to Another, a solo exhibition by Bronwen Findlay, is taking place in the main building of the Oliewenhuis Art Museum in Bloemfontein. This exhibition of mostly colourful…
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Research: Walking 7 000 steps a day a huge boost to health
People who walk 7 000 steps a day have a dramatically lower risk of a broad range of serious health problems, the largest review of the evidence yet said Thursday.…
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South Africa claims fourth place in Telegraph’s global Best Countries rankings
South Africa has secured its position among the world’s premier travel destinations, claiming fourth place in the prestigious Telegraph Travel Awards 2025.
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Cape Town continues reign as world’s top travel destination
Cape Town has officially secured its position as the Best City in the World after winning the prestigious Telegraph Travel Awards 2025.
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‘Moer ‘n boer 2’: Wanneer die taaiste boere hulle vuiste laat praat
Hulle kan ‘n ou trekker in die donker regmaak en ‘n trop koeie met een fluitjie in lyn hou, maar kan hierdie geharde plattelandse brekers ook ‘n teenstander in die…
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Vele kunswerke uit Excelsior gebore uit embrio van idee in galery vertoon
Op die ouderdom van 77 jaar maak sy weer kuns soos ‘n kind van sewe. So gesels Rina Els van Excelsior oor haar eenvrou-uitstalling Embrio wat Woensdag 16 Julie in…
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Barbie gets real: Mattel’s game-changing diabetes doll is breaking all the right barriers
Mattel has officially dropped what might be their most important doll yet: a Barbie with Type 1 diabetes.
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Snails munch their way to Vrystaat Arts Festival art exhibition fame
The exhibition “What Remains Through Time, Slowness and Stillness” by Sonya Rademeyer at Oliewenhuis explores historical erosion with live snails, opening on July 15 during the Vrystaat Arts Festival.
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Book Review: In the Late of Night by Ntombi Nkabinde
In the Late of Night delivers a refreshing, authentically South African take on urban female friendship and romance. Set against the glittering backdrop of upmarket Johannesburg, Nkabinde’s debut novel follows four…