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Theft contributes to infrastructure damage, police say
CrimeThese cables range between copper, electrical, and telephone including water pipes.
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Creepy crawlies week – it’s all about the Drakensberg creeper
Local newsScorpions feed on other small insects, specially millipedes, which make them a valuable addition to the garden.
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Junior primary embraces Literacy Day
GalleriesPlaying the nurturing role that they do, teachers took their learners outside to enjoy a good storybook.
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Child cancer survivor shines as a beacon of hope
Local newsSeptember is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. In an exclusive interview with the SUN, mother and son, Tamsyn and Camden Keseell…
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Looted small businesses urged to apply recovery program
Local newsThe Department of Small Business Development is calling on all small enterprises and informal traders whose businesses were looted or…
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BCA celebrates literacy and spring
GalleriesClasses from Grade R to 11 used the day's first lesson to enjoy a book.
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Montclair’s super-sleuth sergeants praised for cracking false case
Local newsA 33-year-old man falsely opened a case of carjacking and kidnapping.
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Former ward 66 councillor, Dr Du Bois back in the arena
Local newsReturning as a candidate after retiring in 2016 is former ward 66 councillor and Bluff historian, Dr Duncan du Bois.
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Riding waves thrills young surfer
Local newsBorn in England and bred on the Bluff, the 12-year-old, started surfing at the age of five.
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Karate standards high at grading despite challenges
Local newsKaratekas pulled off their best moves to solidify a clean go-ahead.
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Building bridges in literacy
Local newsThe literacy awareness event was a continuation of the Gcinamasiko Arts and Heritage Trust 20-year celebration of the Nozincwadi Literacy…
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The purple crested turaco slides into this week’s bird of the week column
Local newsThe purple crested turaco's are very agile and able to run along and leap to other branches.
