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For many South Africans, the festive season is a difficult time, with hunger and financial pressure taking the place of celebration. The DO MORE FOUNDATION is encouraging South Africans to make this season more meaningful by choosing gifts that create lasting impact for communities that need it most.
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021FOCUS Five schools participated in a community-driven recycling competition with support from Petco, Grandmaster Ready D and his programme G-CAP.
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The inaugural GQ Comedy Festival arrives in Gqeberha(18–19 December 2025) this week, bringing some of South Africa’s top comedians to the city.
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Tiffany Botes, a young judoka from Gqeberha and a learner at Laerskool Verkenner, is set to represent South Africa at the 2025 SANIX International Juvenile Judo Team Championships in Japan later this month.
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Every December, the same ritual unfolds. Johannesburg thins out, the N2 thickens, and the Eastern Cape braces for its annual summer migration. Roof racks are packed tight, beach houses are booked months in advance, and families arrive chasing warm water, long days and a slower rhythm.
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Zane Griesel’s trajectory in golf at tertiary level is not unlike the dimpled projectiles he drives down fairways: precise, measured, and with remarkable distance.
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041Lifestyle writer Carleen Tobias visited Playland and came back with a question “when was the last time we let ourselves be a little reckless, a little nostalgic, and a lot joyful, all in the name of summer?”
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031Focus | Leah Ramdeen There’s something about December in KwaZulu-Natal. It’s the season when the sun seems to shine just right, warm enough to make every beach day feel like a dream, but cool enough in the evenings to sip cold drinks and watch the sunset over a horizon that looks like it belongs on…
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by Simphiwe Bangani Every year, when matric results are announced in January, South Africans erupt in celebration. Families ululate, neighbours cheer and thousands of learners feel that spark of hope that says, “This is it. My life starts now.” Bags are packed, course lists are checked and some begin planning for the campus life they…
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South Africa has spent more than three decades believing it understands the truth behind the assassination of struggle hero Chris Hani. But a gripping new book suggests the story we know may be far from complete.
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