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Half a century first in the voting queue
At 86 years old, Wijtze Westra arrived before dawn to maintain his 50-year streak of being first in line to vote at his local polling station.
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Fast and funny, Antonelli becomes Formula One's youngest king
Mercedes prodigy Kimi Antonelli has shattered the record books to become the youngest champion in Formula One history, clinching the world title in Mexico with four races to spare.
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Barnabas death highlights struggles of retired fighters
The plight of retired South African fighters has once again come under intense scrutiny following the tragic death of former professional boxer Ayanda Barnabas, who passed away in impoverished conditions in Mdantsane. His family is now facing a desperate struggle to raise sufficient funds to provide him with a dignified burial. Barnabas, who competed during the golden era of the junior flyweight division between 1985 and 1992, was found dead alongside a friend in his vandalised home. With boxing authorities confirming that retired pugilists receive no funeral cover, community advocates and welfare groups have launched an urgent appeal for donations.
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Bavuma touts Proteas' recovery strength
Captain Temba Bavuma credits South Africa's resilience and mental toughness under pressure as defining traits in their memorable 2-1 Test series win over Australia.
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Our health is our wealth
A passionate call for South Africans to embrace balanced nutrition and regular exercise, reminding us that health truly is wealth.
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Resurrection and resonance: Setting the stage for Galerie Noko's bold new chapter in Gqeberha
Pioneering art space Galerie NOKO returns to Gqeberha with an architectural landmark in Walmer, celebrating its relaunch through 'Rejuvenation', an exhibition featuring leading contemporary South African masters.
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When you have a right to complain without anyone trying to improve your attitude
Some weeks, life is bloody difficult. Not necessarily in any grand, catastrophic sense. Just the relentless business of things going wrong, usually at considerable expense, without reprieve from everything else that needs doing.
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Warriors target Boland to strengthen final push
The Dafabet Warriors captain Matthew de Villiers urges his team to focus on the basics and sharpen their batting partnerships ahead of their crucial Super Eight match against Boland.
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Demichelis brings 'competitive aura' to Leipzig before Man City reunion
RB Leipzig coach Martin Demichelis prepares to face his former club Manchester City in the Champions League, with defender Maxime Esteve praising the manager's intense competitive drive ahead of the clash.
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Rebuilding Nelson Mandela Bay starts today
The local government elections offer a critical opportunity to restore service delivery and financial stability in Nelson Mandela Bay through a pragmatic, collaborative 18-month recovery plan.
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Defiant Batyi to soldier on despite disputed loss
Former SA featherweight champion Zolisa Batyi has pledged to continue fighting despite suffering his third defeat in a row, losing to Likho Sigaba at the Guild Theatre, in KuGompo City, on Sunday. The outcome was controversial, with some observers lamenting the judges' verdict. Allen Matakane had Batyi losing all the rounds by a margin of 100-90.
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Acclaimed guest musicians join dancers on tour with WGRUV Dance Company
WGRUV Dance Company unites choreography with live music in 'Angels In Africa', touring Gqeberha, Johannesburg, and Roodepoort for the festive season.
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Kane would trade Ballon d'Or for Champions League trophy
Fresh off winning the Ballon d'Or, Bayern Munich striker Harry Kane reveals he would gladly trade the individual accolade to lift the Champions League trophy with his teammates.
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Aerial artist celebrates 15 years of helping women soar
Artemis Aerial Arts founder Tharene Windsor has spent 15 years using aerial dance to help people build confidence, embrace their bodies and improve their mental well-being through movement.
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New chapter begins for Walmer's beloved Ian Robertson Pharmacy as owners move on
The old guard at Gqeberhaâ s much-loved Ian Robertson Pharmacy are hanging up their white coats, but the good news is the â village feelâ of personalised service, trusted relationships and quality health care are here to stay. Ian Lee, his wife Penny and daughter Christine are handing the 170 Main Road, Walmer business to Dane Leo and John McKay, who have partnered with Alphapharm to make the purchase.
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