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‘Harde werk maak my ‘n bestuurder,’ vertel seun van Koue Bokkeveld
Cedrico Rhode pluk nou die vrugte van jare se harde werk en toewyding. Hy het die leer van onder af geklim en is nou ‘n streeksbestuurder in die Wes-Kaap.
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Goeie druiwe sorg weer vir goeie wyne vanjaar
Die 2025-wyndruifoes word gekenmerk deur uitsonderlike vruggehalte, danksy volgehoue matige en droë toestande wat druiwe van uitstekende balans, geurkonsentrasie en struktuur gelewer het – kenmerkend van vooraanstaande wynproduksie. Daar word […]
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Vryheidsdag, maar wie vier saam?
Op 27 April vier Suid-Afrika Vryheidsdag – ‘n dag wat die einde van die apartheid-era en die begin van ‘n demokratiese bestel in 1994 simboliseer.
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Die bekende Bloubakkie begin op Kerkplein in Worcester
Die bekende groente-en-vrugtewinkel in Kleinmond, die Bloubakkie, het sy begin in Worcester gehad.
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Tributes pour in for Gqeberha woman after tragic death in Oyster Bay holiday home
A Gqeberha woman, Vanessa Van Rensburg, 36, was found dead at her boyfriend’s holiday home in Oyster Bay, near Jeffreys Bay, prompting tributes from loved ones. Police are investigating; no arrests have been made yet.
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Understanding head injuries in rugby: What parents need to know
The rugby season in South Africa underscores the risks of head injuries. Early detection and accurate diagnosis are critical for effective treatment.
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Understanding head injuries in rugby: What parents need to know
The rugby season in South Africa underscores the risks of head injuries. Early detection and accurate diagnosis are critical for effective treatment.
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Wynmaker Hennie Hugo vier sy vyftigste oesjaar
Hennie Hugo, wynmaker by Seven Oaks Winery buite Worcester, vier sy vyftigste oesjaar.
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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 husband’s death, continues to produce acclaimed wines.
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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.