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Mandela-dag ‘n dag van gee in Breedevallei en Langeberg
“Elke klein handeling van gaaf wees kan ‘n uitkringeffek van verandering ring.”
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Verkeer herlei na reuse-sinkgat in Robertson ontstaan
Die Langeberg-munisipaliteit is besig met ‘n ondersoek om die omvang van die skade te bepaal en seker te maak dat ander paaie nie ook geaffekteer is nie.
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Game reserve CEO trampled to death by elephant at Mossel Bay reserve
The CEO and co-owner of Gondwana Private Game Reserve has died after being trampled by an elephant at the Mossel Bay facility.
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Toerismeheffing ‘kan help om Wes-Kaapse bedryf te ondersteun’
Dit kan help om die druk op infrastruktuur wat onder druk is as gevolg van hoër toeristegetalle, te verlig.
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Met nuwe inisiatief het bloedskenking ‘n groter uitwerking
Die Wes-Kaapse Bloeddiens (WKB) is trots om die merkwaardige vrygewigheid van bloedskenkers deur die Extra Drop-inisiatief uit te lig – ‘n groeiende beweging wat wys hoe die redding van lewens […]
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Verkragter van Robertson kry 10 jaar ná pleitooreenkoms
Die man het aan die hof erken dat hy die jong vrou, wat op pad huis toe was na werk, in 2020 aangeval en verkrag het.
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Tributes flood in for Black Sabbath frontman Ozzy Osbourne
LONDON – Tributes poured in Wednesday for hell-raiser singer Ozzy Osbourne as tearful fans laid flowers in his hometown and his Black Sabbath bandmates mourned the death of their legendary […]
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Woman convicted of culpable homicide following fatal dog attack
A 43-year-old Bloemfontein woman has been convicted of culpable homicide by the Bloemfontein Regional Court, in connection with the death of her neighbour’s 8-year-old son, who was killed by her Pitbull Terrier.
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South Africa claims fourth place in Telegraph’s global Best Countries rankings
South Africa has secured its position among the world’s premier travel destinations, claiming fourth place in the prestigious Telegraph Travel Awards 2025.
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Cosby Show actor Malcolm-Jamal Warner dies in drowning in Costa Rica
US actor Malcolm-Jamal Warner, who played the son in the smash-hit sitcom “The Cosby Show,” has drowned in Costa Rica.
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