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Swellendam: so much more than just a roosterkoek stop!

Swellendam’s location at the start of the Garden Route from the Western Cape side and close to the Tradouw Pass, which leads to the famous R62 road and the Little Karoo, ...

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VINE TIME | Culinaria collection makes a quantum leap

The Culinaria collection of wines from Leopard’s Leap in Franschhoek started out as a small range, ...

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Gqeberha doctor’s note is to ‘never give up’

From working in a butchery over weekends earning just R74, and her countless applications to study ...

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Hair-raising exploits down the years

When I was a child cutting my hair was not an option. I was the daughter whose hair grew until I could sit on it and who had to endure having it plaited into two snaking ...

Muscles are not just there to move our bodies

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I read something recently that described muscle mass as the “currency of ...

IN THE GARDEN | Home-grown vegetables for ...

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For just R5 you can buy five vegetable plant plugs at R1 each at Lone Oak ...

AT THE BEACH | With her SA medal collection ...

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Jami-Lee van den Berg, 16, is sweet and gentle when talking to me but I suspect ...

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Get ready for an exhilarating cinematic experience as the latest movie releases roll into theatres, promising to ...

Crocheting not just a hobby for grannies

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While it is said to have originated from Chinese needlework in the 15th century and can be later traced to 1700s ...

Collusion claims rock Nelson Mandela Bay managers

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Seven senior managers of the Nelson Mandela Bay municipality have been accused of potentially colluding to deliberately ...

TUT makes major strides towards establishing new Giyani Campus

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SPONSORED | Well-attended tender briefings signal strong start to a project set to be a game-changer in expanding ...

We stand by our abuse accusations, witnesses tell acquitted pastor Omotoso

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The women who took the stand against Pastor Timothy Omotoso in his human trafficking trial penned a powerful and ...

Six nabbed with copper wire in gutted Richly House

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It did not take long for squatters to move into the recently gutted historic building in Cape Road.

Gqeberha man honoured for saving woman’s life in London

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A Gqeberha man has been awarded for his bravery after he helped save a woman’s life in London.

Brave Nukeri Rivoningo overcomes heartache to graduate cum laude

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Fighting depression while mourning the tragic death of her brother, graduate Nukeri Rivoningo proved that perseverance ...

Port Alfred set to come alive with Easter Festival

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From surfing to markets, music, bowls, croquet, and much more, the annual Port Alfred Easter Festival promises to bring ...

TRIBUTE EDITION | Weekend Post calls it a wrap

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It was the end of an era as the last edition of Weekend Post was published on February 24.

Sarah Baartman centre set to be completed after decade of delays

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Projects such as the long-stalled Sarah Baartman Centre of Remembrance could soon be up and running after a special ...

Multi-tasking mom Caitlyn shows how it’s done

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Bethelsdorp resident Caitlyn De Beer has become an inspiration to many, having worked and studied full-time, having a ...

NMU lecturer rethinks printmaking using cornflour, soap and Pepsi

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Featuring her latest series of rapid life drawings, Jessica Staple, artist and fine art lecturer in printmaking at ...

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Better to build with steel than make it

We don’t want to stop making steel, but it won’t matter if one day there are no more blast furnaces in SA

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Urgent steps needed to save our heritage buildings

For far too long, some of Nelson Mandela Bay’s oldest and most beautiful buildings have been allowed to deteriorate into derelict eyesores.

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Despite the gloom, miracles do sometimes happen

Perhaps the greatest wonder is how so many who proclaim they’re fighting for freedom want so badly to be oppressed

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Local artists get opportunity to perform at ...

'This is the first time in the history of South Africa that a promoter has allowed unknown local acts to get on stage ...

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Anele Zondo lands a new reality show

The show will cover topics about Anele’s music taking off, business and entrepreneurship, personal growth, ...

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IN PICS | Zoe Brown and her husband Robbie Anderson welcome twins

"Thank you for all the well wishes! We are all healthy and finding our feet."

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'Our wedding day was perfect': Natasha Joubert ties knot with Enrico ...

"I cried the entire day out of joy as I stood at the aisle."

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SA classical Indian dancers to perform at Disney Diwali parade

It’s a fairy-tale come true for 12 South Africans who have been chosen out of thousands of Indian classical dancers ...

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This is how much the MINI Aceman will set you back in South Africa

Available exclusively as a five-door, the new MINI Aceman has seating for five and a luggage compartment with a load ...

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