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World Suicide Prevention Day: Start the conversation, break the silence
World Suicide Prevention Day puts suicide prevention in the spotlight, urging South Africans to break the silence, challenge stigma and start conversations that could connect vulnerable people with help.
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Hoekom haastig om te oordeel?
Ek is ‘n middeljarige vrou wat om 06:30 die oggend van 26 Augustus vir ons ‘n R10-sakkie suiker by die Indiër op die hoek gaan koop het.
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Overcoming involves an attitude and an action
Evil thrives locally and globally, but through faith, prayer, and collaboration, we can inspire positive change in our community.
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Top notch orator honoured nationally for oral history
Seventeen-year-old Wame Seswana won second place in the National Nkosi Albert Luthuli Oral History Competition, representing Free State.
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Enough is enough: End the culture of silence today
A concerned resident urges action against crime, drug trade, and complacency, emphasizing accountability and the need for community involvement.
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WATCH: NovaNews Newscast — Today’s top stories, 8 September 2026
A nine-year-old’s dream comes true with Siya Kolisi’s autograph, government moves to block the sale of Nelson Mandela’s possessions, and King Charles makes it clear that Harry and Meghan won’t…
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Blood shortage hits South Africa as donations drop below daily need
The South African National Blood Service is collecting fewer blood donations than needed to maintain hospital supplies, with current collections falling short of the 3 500 units required daily.
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Johanna Botha se beenkunsuitstalling bring verlies en hoop na Voortrekkermonument
Die uitstalling het ook ’n geestelike dimensie en verwys na Esegiël 37:4, waarin daar oor doodsbeendere geprofeteer word.
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Monyakeng learners march against drugs, gangs and school dropouts
Learner leaders from three schools protested against drug abuse, gang involvement, and school safety, demanding better support and infrastructure.
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Robbery suspects sought after Welkom man lured into trap
Welkom police are appealing to the public for information that could help identify and arrest three suspects wanted in connection with a robbery involving a firearm.
