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Snare Aware looks back at a successful 2024
Local newsSnare Aware put out a review of 2024. The NPO recorded a 78% increase in snare removals, with 99 removed…
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Beaches close due to contamination
Local newsWard 97 councillor, André Beetge, said Winklespruit, Karridene, and Umgababa beaches have been closed with immediate effect.
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Volunteers sought for Khanya Hospice’s charity shops
Local newsKhanya Hospice also appeals for donations of new or second-hand clothes, bric-a-brac, furniture and so on to sell in its…
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Beachgoers urged to exercise caution
NewsCylone Dikeledi's approach along the eastern seaboard has led Lifesaving South Africa to urge beachgoers to exercise caution along the…
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Car stolen at shopping centre recovered in Malukazi
CrimeA red Toyota Cross stolen from a Chatsworth mall was recovered in Malukazi with its ignition damaged.
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Respects paid to fallen rugby stalwart
Local sportThe family of revered rugby stalwart, Clifford Charles Malan, mourns his untimely passing on December 20, 2024.
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Graphic designer to publish kids book
Local newsAn Astra Park graphic designer has illustrated and written a delightful children's book to help little ones go to sleep.
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Panga attack leaves Folweni woman dead
CrimeThe suspect handed himself to the Folweni Police Station and tells the court he intends pleading guilty to killing his…
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Back-to-school traditions around the world
SchoolsAs schools in South Africa re-open next week, we take a look at back-to-school traditions around the world, whether it's…
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Pipeline challenges reduce Toti’s water supply
Local newsConsumers are requested to use water sparingly to enable the system to recover quicker and afford all to receive water…
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Lifesavers thanked for drown-free holidays at beaches
Local newsLifeguards are applauded for their efforts in ensuring a largely incident-free festive period on the beaches.
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Animal of the week: Sable antelope
NewsMale sable antelope are characterised by glossy black coats with white under parts and white facial markings while females are…
