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Talks held to resolve tensions
Following the unrest in Nkqubela, Robertson, last week, the Langeberg Municipality, the South African Human Rights Commission (SAHRC) and the local police all gathered, along with local councillors to address the situation.
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Inwoners staan bont om besittings, wonings te red
Inwoners van Worcester moes Woensdagaand bontstaan om te keer dat hul huise en besittings wegspoel ná ‘n wolkbreuk.
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Bouval lok dwelms, bendes en prostitusie
’n Bouval in Durbanstraat waar talle ongerymdhede plaasvind, is ’n groot kopsorg vir die omliggende ondernemings en organisasies.
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‘Kettingvrou’ verskyn einde Maart
Galinda Nelson (55), die sogenaamde “kettingvrou” van Worcester, se hofsaak is voorlopig tot 28 Maart uitgestel.
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Social workers tell their stories
The month of March not only celebrates human rights, it also celebrates social workers. Tuesday (15 March) was National Social Workers Day. Four local social workers tell their stories.
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Omgeemens se stem nou stil
Die Rawsonville-gemeenskap het verlede week ’n ware staatmaker en steunpilaar verloor.
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‘Hou by die blou!’
Henry “Smiley” Daniels (64), ’n boorling van Robertson, bly die afgelope 32 jaar in Worcester, maar sy hart lê steeds in Robertson.
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Sonder van, sonder geboortesertifikaat
Terwyl ander kinders elke oggend vir skool regmaak, het ’n 12-jarige seun van Avianpark nie dié voorreg nie.
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Dié fantastiese kuns is beslis geen ‘illusie’ nie
Die Hugo Naude-kunssentrum in Tulbaghstraat het sy kunsuitstalling met werke deur sy leerders geopen.
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New reverend for Worcester United Church
During a special service held at Worcester United Church this past Sunday reverend Johan Els was appointed as the new minister.
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