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Oom Bobby (82) van Kroonstad se fikse voete bly jeuk vir volgende uitdaging
Terwyl baie mense op dié ouderdom lankal hul drafskoene opgehang het, maak die meestersatleet Bobby de Kock hom gereed vir nog uitdagings.
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Liggaam van volstruisboer van Oudtshoorn in rivier gevind
Die liggaam van bekende volstruisboer Saag Jonker (85) wat Sondag deur vloedwaters naby Oudtshoorn meegesleur is, is Dinsdag in die Olifantsrivier gevind.
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Dihlabeng adds voice to growing outcry against GBVF as body count rises
Municipal Manager Mohau Ntheli called on men to take responsibility for helping to create communities where everyone can live without fear.
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Zastron baby safe after being left at household doorstep
A four-day-old baby boy was found alive and unharmed at the doorstep of a household in Zastron.
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Bekende apteker groet Syd Goldstein-apteek in Kroonstad ná meer as drie dekades
Vir De Jongh was die apteek ’n plek waar mense meer as net medisyne gevind het; ook begrip, ondersteuning en ’n helpende hand.
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Gemeenskap verryk gees saam op Christelike fees in Kroonstad
Die Ignite and Revive- Christelike fees se kernboodskap – om harte aan te raak, geloof te versterk en siele vir God te wen – het vanjaar weer sentraal gestaan.
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Sun, strategy and endurance: Sasol Solar Challenge tests engineering innovation
From 10 to 17 September, a fleet of solar-powered vehicles is tackling more than 2 500km on South African roads to conquer the ultimate challenge.
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Free State voices lent to ‘Regular Show’ on Cartoon Network
Three young voices from Bloemfontein were chosen to be recorded as part of the international animated series “Regular Show” on Cartoon Network.
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Sentrum ná byna 40 jaar ‘n baken van dienslewering, gemeenskap en steun
Die Sonskyn Dienssentrum vir Seniors vier volgende jaar sy 40ste bestaansjaar, met ’n geskiedenis wat diep verweef is met die gemeenskap se betrokkenheid.
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TUT solar car begins eight-day journey from Sasolburg to Cape Town
A solar-powered car built by Tshwane University of Technology engineering students began an eight-day test of endurance on Thursday, with teams competing to cover as much ground as possible before reaching Cape Town.