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Make your blood donation count twice: The extra drop that changes lives
The Western Cape Blood Service (WCBS) is proud to spotlight the remarkable generosity of blood donors through the Extra Drop initiative — a growing movement that demonstrates how saving lives…
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Eggcelent idea for breakfast
Eggs have been gracing every meal from brunches to banquets for generations and really are one of the most affordable animal proteins you can put on the table.
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Sardine Run 2025: The greatest shoal on earth arrives in KZN South Coast
The wait is over! The 2025 Sardine Run has officially burst into action along the KwaZulu-Natal coast, bringing marine mayhem and thrill-seeking action to South Africa’s eastern shores. This year’s…
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Wêreldklas kulinêre ervaring wag op liefhebbers van wildsvleis
Die 25ste WildsKOSfees by De Oude Kraal op 7 Junie bied ‘n unieke kombinasie van natuur en kulinêre kuns vir liefhebbers van wildsvleis en goeie wyn.
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Helicopter deployment enhances safety at Table Mountain National Park
SANParks has deployed a helicopter at Table Mountain National Park, aiding in response to threats. A recent success included catching a suspect with a knife.
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Binnewêreld skeppend na vore tydens klasse by kuns- en beradingstudio
Kinders en volwassenes kry die kans om emosies skeppend te uiter by ‘n kuns- en beradingstudio in KImberley wat van krag tot krag groei.
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South Africa’s flu season starts early, NICD urges vaccination
South Africa’s flu season has kicked off unusually early this year, starting on 24 March — the earliest onset since 2010.
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South Africa’s flu season starts early, NICD urges vaccination
South Africa’s flu season has kicked off unusually early this year, starting on 24 March — the earliest onset since 2010.
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Blue Plaque at Durbanville winery pays tribute to Anna de Koning
Groot Phesantekraal winery in Durbanville honours Anna de Koning with a Blue Plaque, recognizing her remarkable ascent from slavery to wealth in 18th-century South Africa. The estate, inherited after her…
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Daughter searching for Les Egling’s lost ‘Eggie’ paintings
Natalie Egling is in search of two of her father, Les Egling’s paintings from his ‘eggie’ period that hold a special place in her heart.