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On this day in 1925: Apartheid architect Lord Alfred Milner died
Entertainment“You do not want any reforms; you want my country.” - President Paul Kruger to Lord Alfred Milner on 31…
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Win Iron Maiden tickets
EntertainmentTwo lucky readers have the chance to win double tickets to next week's Iron Maiden show.
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Amanda A-mangia: A firm family favourite
EntertainmentHere's a scrumptious quick and easy recipe for cottage pie.
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Amanda A-mangia: Quick and easy lentil curry
EntertainmentThis simple, delicious vegetarian dish ticks all the boxes.
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On this day in history: The Polio vaccine declared safe
EntertainmentOn 12 May 1955, the Polio vaccine, developed by American Dr. Jonas Salk, was declared safe and effective.
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Klipkoppiefees more affordable then ever
EntertainmentDon't miss this family festival at fees you can afford
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Dané voices out
EntertainmentSpringsite Dané Mc Mahon (21) recently performed at the Cultural Connection Concert, a partnership between Popini Artistic Creations and Ekurhuleni…
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Amanda A-mangia: Baked avo with curry chicken
EntertainmentSounds weird, but baking avos in the oven makes them even more delicious, and with avocados in abundance why not…
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On this day in history: FIFA recognises South African football
EntertainmentOn May 11 1958, FIFA officially recognised the white body of the Football Association of South Africa (FASA) as the…
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Wacky Wednesday: Peacock spiders dance for their lives
EntertainmentLiterally. Shake that booty or get eaten!
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Australian Circus Spectacular at Carnival City
EntertainmentAussie: The Australian Circus Spectacular ends its nationwide South African tour at Carnival City this month.
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On this day in 1915: Anti-apartheid activist Beyers Naude was born
EntertainmentFrom Broederbond-dominee to anti-apartheid icon. Here's the lowdown on Beyers Naude.
