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437 spazas apply for permits
All spaza and informal shops across the country had until last Friday (28 February) to apply for permits to operate at their local municipalities.
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Boeliegedrag in skole getakel
Boeliegedrag onder leerders bly ’n kommerwekkende kwessie wat elke nou en dan die kop uitsteek.
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Allan Gray fellowship applications now open
The Allan Gray Orbis Foundation, a member of the Allan & Gill Gray Philanthropies has officially opened applications for its Allan Gray Fellowship Programme.
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Gemoedere loop steeds hoog oor Drakenstein se nuutste eiendomswaardasies
Die Drakenstein-munisipaliteit het Maandag (3 Maart) op ’n openbare vergadering in die Wellington-stadsaal gesê hy sal alles in sy vermoë doen om inwoners tegemoet te kom wanneer die begroting en tariewe vir die nuwe opkomende boekjaar bespreek en te
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Arsonist receives a slap on wrist
In a controversial legal outcome, Rudolf Coxam (42) has been convicted of arson for the devastating wildfire that ravaged Paarl Mountain over the weekend of 30 November last year.
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Sit-Stories a walk round Wellington
The Cape Peninsula University of Technology (CPUT) Wellington Campus, in collaboration with the Breytenbach Cultural Centre and the Andrew Murray Spirituality Centre, presents Sit-Stories, a cultural experience in the form of a walkabout on 12 March
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Arm-wrestlers at Perdeberg
The first-ever Western Cape Arm-wrestling Championship took place at Perdeberg Wines in Paarl over the weekend.
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Nalatigheid lei tot dood
’n Landdroshof in Oudtshoorn het bevind prima facie-bewyse bestaan dat nalatigheid gelei het tot die dood van ’n negejarige seun van die Paarl by ’n militêre tentoonstelling in 2017.





