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  • Cappies give the gift of life

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    Capricorn High School learners arrived in high spirits to make use of the opportunity to save a life.

  • [COLUMN] The President lacks bravery

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    The most powerful weakness that is endemic in many political leaders is the imaginary 'fear of the unknown', writes Elvis…

  • Raymond Papapavlou murder: Second suspect remanded in custody

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    The 26-year-old woman was arrested after 'rigorous' police investigations' linked her to the incident. Her co-accused is currently out on…

  • Polokwane: Parked vehicle leads to cop outburst

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    Police spokesperson Brigadier Motlafela Mojapelo says as long as no case was opened by the victim no arrest will be…

  • Teacher Lati turns 27 with PJ party

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    With a hip and a hooray it was time for a pajama party.

  • South African marketers’ top priority is ROI

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    A report finds that South African marketers remain optimistic about their respective companies' futures and returns on investment (ROI) despite…

  • [TAKE NOTE] Truck accident outside Louis Trichardt

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    Traffic is backed up along the N1 north road following an earlier truck collision.

  • Mayor takes up ministerial post

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    Polokwane Mayor Thembi Nkadimeng was sworn in by President Cyril Ramaphosa as Deputy Minister of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs…

  • Animals gather at Curro Castle

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    Curro Castle learners dressed up as different types of animals.

  • Local doctor summits Mount Kilimanjaro

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    Dr Lerato Masenya (29) who grew up in Ga-Dikgale, travelled along with other South African women in support of the…

  • Pay-outs of more than R5m at Meropa Casino

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    Meropa Casino and Entertainment World is regarded as the jewel in Sun International's crown with its Moroccan-style.

  • [COLUMN] The chickens are coming home to roost

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    If one didn't know any better, then assuming the Department of Sport is cursed would be an accurate reflexion, writes…

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