Newspapers from South Africa
Hollard awaits fresh medical records from penniless worker
Insurance giant, Hollard Group Risk, says it is awaiting updated medical records before it can determine whether to reconsider a declined lumpsum disability claim for a KuGompo City woman who has been left without an income for more than a year. This...
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SA faces climate bill of R3.7-trillion
South Africa needs about R3.7-trillion in investments over the next decade to adapt to climate change and mitigate the effects, an issue that is all the more pressing since about $135bn of the country’s exports are destined for net-zero-committed...
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De Robillard-linked R45m luxury yacht heads to auction amid long-running SARS tax battle
A MULTI-MILLION rand 82-foot luxury catamaran linked to tobacco businessman Paul de Robillard is going up for auction, following a long-running tax dispute with the South African Revenue Service (SARS). The vessel, named Salty, is scheduled to be...
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NEARLY 1.8 MILLION SAPS 10111 CALLS ABANDONED
NEARLY 1.8 million calls to the SAPS’s 10111 emergency line were abandoned in a single financial year, raising questions about how many people seeking urgent police assistance were left without help. The figures, revealed in a parliamentary reply to...
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‘PHANTOM’ SOFTWARE AND R54M SAPS TENDER CASE
THE ghosts of South Africa's intelligence procurement scandals are coming under scrutiny in the Pretoria High Court, where a former senior finance official in the SAPS Crime Intelligence division has outlined the State's case in the trial involving...
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MKHIZE BACKS MBEKI ON ACCOUNTABILITY
ANC NEC member Dr Zweli Mkhize has become the latest leader to speak out about the party’s “humiliating” electoral performance, calling on the leadership to take accountability and engage in introspection. Mkhize, who is also the chairperson of the...
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Hotto and Sibisi expected to stay at Pirates
Orlando Pirates are expected to extend the contracts of Deon Hotto and Nkosinathi Sibisi, while the futures of Makhehlene Makhaula and Tapelo Xoki remain uncertain, according to Siya sources. As previously reported by the Siya crew, the quartet are...
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R54m tender scheme claims emerge in trial of Phahlane
THE ghosts of South Africa's alleged intelligence procurement scandals are coming under scrutiny in the Pretoria High Court, where a former senior finance official in the SAPS Crime Intelligence division has outlined the state case in the trial...
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‘PHANTOM’ SOFTWARE AND R54M SAPS TENDER CASE
THE ghosts of South Africa's intelligence procurement scandals are coming under scrutiny in the Pretoria High Court, where a former senior finance official in the SAPS Crime Intelligence division has outlined the State's case in the trial involving...
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BCMDA buy-back centre stalls amid R3.8m payment dispute
The Duncan Village Buy-Back Centre is the latest Buffalo City Metropolitan Development Agency (BCMDA) project to run into trouble, with construction still incomplete months after its deadline and a R3.8m payment dispute threatening its completion. The...
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PROPERTY VALUES SOAR
Property valuation increases of 20%, 60% and higher have sparked concern among George homeowners. Lo-An-Nel Breytenbach (right) says she was pleased with her home’s new valuation, but is uncertain about the financial implications for next year. Will...
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THE DEAD LINE
NEARLY 1.8 million calls to the police’s 10111 emergency line were abandoned in a single financial year, raising alarming questions about how many people seeking urgent help were left stranded. The figures, revealed in a parliamentary reply to DA MP...
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CRUCIAL COALITION CROSSROADS
A HUNG uMhlathuze Municipality after last week's Local Government Elections has left the door wide open for existing coalition partners to govern the city. This is the sentiment of local political analyst Professor Musa Xulu of Indonsa Yesizwe, who...
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Full dam, but level 2 restrictions remain
Water reserves have improved considerably, with Akkerkloof Dam standing at approximately 92% capacity compared with 15% a year ago. The Knysna Municipality has nevertheless called on residents to remain mindful of their water usage, noting that...
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Oudtshoorn se politieke legkaart
Die DA sal ’n nuwe burgemeesterskandidaat vir Oudtshoorn moet aanwys aangesien sy oorspronklike kandidaat, Henricus Gysman, nie ’n setel in die nuwe munisipale raad het nie. Gysman het slegs op die DA se proporsionele verteenwoordigingslys verskyn en...
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Ngubani oza kuhlangula iANC eyophisayo eBCM?
ISHIYEKE izikhotha amanxeba iAfrican National Congress (ANC) emva kokuba ilahlekelwe yinkxaso kwiindawo ebikade igqugqisa kuzo emva kolonyulo loomasipala kunyaka ka2026. Nangona iANC iseliqelalezopolitiko eMpuma Koloni - kodwa ilahlekelwe ngendlela...
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MIRACLE ESCAPE AS OUT-OF-CONTROL TRUCK SMASHES INTO PARKED CARS
Parents and teachers who rushed to the scene of an eight-vehicle pile-up at Athlone Circle in Pietermaritzburg on Monday were shaken by the close call after a runaway truck ploughed into parked cars outside Athlone Primary School, narrowly missing...
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Loan shark threats deepen mother’s anguish after daughter goes missing
A Pietermaritzburg mother is beside herself with worry after receiving messages threatening to kill her missing 19-year-old daughter unless an alleged R2 000 loan-shark debt is repaid. Nokuthula Zondi, from Buffer Strip, has been desperately searching...
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Bye-bye ANC in 2029?
The voters have spoken... again. And this time the ANC may be running out of second chances. Analysts warn that unless the party confronts corruption, poor governance and declining support, the next general election could mark the end of its status as...
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Unozinti wepirates ubophe elikasofa silahlane nomlingisi
UDINGA isikhathi esengeziwe sokungcebeleka ngoba usuchitha isikhathi sakho esiningi emsebenzini. Ukuzikhandla kwakho kungeza nemiphumela emihle. Chitha isikhathi sakho esiningi nabantu abakugqugquzelayo. AQUARIUS: Jan 20 – Feb 18 SEBENZISA la mathuba...
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LIES TRIP CAT
Organised crime suspect admits to delivery of 20 impalas to Sibiya and confirms R550,000 in payments to the former police deputy commissioner
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Indian indenture monument still not ready
SIXTEEN years after R10 million was allocated for a monument honouring the arrival of indentured Indians in South Africa, generations of descendants will once again mark the historic anniversary without the completed memorial they were promised. The...
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Bye-bye ANC in 2029?
The voters have spoken... again. And this time the ANC may be running out of second chances. Analysts warn that unless the party confronts corruption, poor governance and declining support, the next general election could mark the end of its status as...
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Bay ANC bigwig ‘stripped of powers’ after elections fiasco
After a historic election defeat that left it with no proportional representation (PR) seats in the metro, the ANC in Nelson Mandela Bay is said to have stripped regional secretary Siphiwo Tshaka of his powers. Several party insiders said the regional...
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Defeat won’t deter
CONGRATULATING all councillors and their parties who were elected to serve the local communities last week, God’s Justice and Development Party (GJDP) President Bishop Eric Manqele warned that winning an election is a big responsibility. GJDP...
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DON’T STOP BELIEVIN’
There are two camps at Christmas: those who love Christmas Day, and those who love the day after Christmas. Love it more than any other day of the year, even. Long for it, in fact, for most of December. Over the years, I’ve become entrenched in Camp 2....
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Taung farmer triumphs after tragedy
After losing both legs in a road accident, Realeboga Mangwegape feared the farming business he had just started would come to nothing. Today, the award-winning farmer is growing his herd and creating employment for others. In 2021, the 38-year-old...
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VOTERS MAKE THEIR
WHILE the uMkhonto weSizwe Party (MKP) easily took the major spoils in the City of uMhlathuze, all eyes will be on coalition talks as parties trade hard to determine the eventual make-up of the incoming council. Without an outright majority, but in a...
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Kuzocacisa izingxoxo zamaqembu ngomasipala
UZOYA ngezingxoxo zamaqembu mayelana nokuphathwa komasipala abakhulu KwaZulu Natal, emuva kokungabikhona kweqembu elilodwa elinqobile kubona, okubalwa kubo iTheku, uMsunduzi, iKwaDukuza noMhlathuze. Kulabo masipala, kalikho iqembu elinqobe...
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TINY ALGAE, BIG CLIMATE IMPACT!
Microscopic organisms absorb carbon dioxide, helping reduce greenhouse gases and keep our planet healthier.
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SCRAMBLE FOR COALITIONS
Political parties are scrambling to secure power in more than 120 hung municipalities, with just two weeks to settle fierce rivalries, competing mayoral ambitions and demands that could reach as far as President Cyril Ramaphosa’s future. By yesterday...
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MK Party mulls court action
THE umkhonto wesizwe (MK) Party has called for changes to electoral legislation to give political parties more time to lodge and resolve objections before the Electoral Commission of South Africa (IEC) announces the final results, amid concerns about...
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ANC OWNS UP TO CATASTROPHIC RESULTS
MARCH and March has blamed the ANC's poor showing in South Africa's 2026 local government elections on the party's failure to address voters' concerns over migration, jobs, crime and public services. With about 99% of votes counted, preliminary...
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DA leads as metros face coalition talks
GAUTENG’S political landscape has been fundamentally reshaped. As the IEC vote counting passes the midway mark for the 2026 local government elections, the DA has surged into a commanding lead across South Africa’s economic engine, leaving the ANC...
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Mpisanes fight over Royal Ranch
A FRAUD complaint lodged by businessman Wiseman Sbu Mpisane has brought renewed scrutiny to a disputed property transaction involving his former wife, Shauwn Mkhize, a family trust, financing arrangements reportedly worth about R20 million and the role...
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DA gains ground as ANC suffers setback
THE political landscape in South Africa is witnessing a significant shift as interim results show the DA taking control in the local government elections, particularly within the metros of the Western Cape and Gauteng region. Recent results indicate...
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HILTON AND HOWICK MOTHS TO HOST
Midlands Specialist Private hospital wins two consecutive years of Best Hospital in Best of PMB and Midlands, displaying enduring commitment and excellence in the healthcare sector. SEE PAGES 7 TO 21 FOR THE BEST OF WINNERS. The Lions Shellhole in...
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Political Perspective: Will the US midterm election break the current stalemate in the Middle East?
South Africa is not involved in the war in Ukraine, neither in the current conflict between Iran and the US, but we carry the economic burden of conflicts elsewhere. The current aggressive stalemate between Iran and the US is not sustainable and...
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The people have made their mark
Lowveld residents of all ages turned out on election day to vote for the future of their towns. Despite minor delays caused by late ballot deliveries and queues held back to accommodate elderly voters, residents remained committed and made their way...
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Zuma’s green KZN tsunami
What was widely expected to be a two-horse race between the ANC and MK Party ended in a surprise victory for the DA yesterday, following a dramatic recount of disputed votes in ward 35, Sobantu. The DA emerged victorious with 1 658 votes, narrowly...
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Suspected poachers appear in court after killing of rhinos
Two suspected poachers appeared in the Komani magistrate's court on Tuesday after two rhinos were killed at the Lawrence De Lange Game Reserve in Komani. The suspects were arrested within 10 hours of first responders arriving at the scene. The...
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Ndlambe has spoken
Tolerance was the order of the day as Ndlambe’s citizens went to cast their votes along the length and breadth of the Sunshine Coast on Wednesday November 4. At the 18 Ndlambe Municipality voting stations that Talk of the Town visited, voting was slow...
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TENSIONS FLARE OVER MOKGORO SENTENCE
THE FAMILY feud between relatives of the late Constitutional Court judge Yvonne Mokgoro and her life partner, David Mmelesi, appears to have intensified after he was handed a suspended sentence for culpable homicide in the Kimberley Magistrates’ Court...
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‘They have forgotten us’
We used to feel their presence long before the voting station went up. They have forgotten us. The ANC has forgotten us.” For Zodwa Ngubo, a resident of Endulwini section in Tembisa, the changing face of election campaigns tells a story of its own....
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TAJ HOTELS EXPANDS INTO THE AFRICAN WILDERNESS
THE LAUNCH OF Taj Bush Lodge in the Greater Kruger National Park earlier this year, to be followed by the establishment of Taj River Lodge in 2027, has allowed Taj Hotels to introduce its unique brand of authentic hospitality to the African...
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Spot the Difference
Six common skincare mistakes that could be making dark spots worse and the expertapproved tips to help your skin look clearer, brighter and more even-toned.
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Christmas lights bring festive cheer to PMB
Pietermaritzburg is beginning to embrace the festive spirit as preparations for the holiday season get under way. Pictured installing Christmas lights along Chief Albert Luthuli Street, outside the historic City Hall this week are SS Trading...
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Tshwane drowns in R22.8bn waste
TSHWANE is not simply running short of water. It is running short of the money, people and functioning infrastructure needed to deliver it. The South African Human Rights Commission’s (SAHRC) final report into water and sanitation service delivery in...
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VOTES are in: Counting starts
The counting and verification of votes will continue today (Thursday) and Friday following the Local Government Elections on Wednesday, the Independent Electoral Commission of South Africa (IEC) in the province confirmed. Provincial elections...
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A life dedicated to fairness
At the age of 31, Ernest Muller was appointed as an IEC officer during South Africa’s first democratic election in 1994 - the same year he was allowed to cast his vote for the very first time. Now, 32 years later, this 63-year-old is the IEC’S...
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MON
in Germany follows similar youth-led mass protests in France, where more than 320,000 people demonstrated yesterday for a third consecutive weekend. There have also been protests in Portugal, Belgium, Ireland, Spain, Italy, Greece, Serbia and Albania,...
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Conversations with leaders
Women’s courage must inspire the fight against GBVF, says Deputy Minister in The Presidency, Kenny Morolong
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REMEMBERING RENAYE
I was heartbroken to read about Renaye Kramer’s passing (His Love, His Rock, 29 October). My husband and I saw District Six: The Musical three times over the years – once in the 1990s and twice when they brought it back. Each time was magical. What...
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KYK & LUISTER
Voorblad: Nuwe Netflixgruwelreeks, Below, begin Reekse: Kou jou naels of lag saam in ’n fees van spioenasie-aksie Musiek: Zolani Mahola en die musiekduo Wayde en Kyle Saxby Op jou skottel: Die tuiskokke laat die potte prut, nuwe Willie...
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STYLE IN THE SPOTLIGHT
Why African designers have become the talk of the fashion world
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What was on the cover of the previous issue? We can’t focus on the same space twice in a row. And what are we planning for the next issue – the cover must ‘jump out’ at people when the magazine hits the shelves! (No one wants to miss an edition, right?) T
Fix it with Flair
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Ready for Lift-off?
Ready for a month of out-of-this-world discoveries, cosmic calculations and a little cat-astrophe? This November, we're exploring our amazing Solar System! Discover what makes each planet unique, and find out how scientists use maths to calculate...
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SA DECIDES
● Millions of voters will deliver their verdict in the local government elections on Wednesday, looking to reverse decades of service delivery failures that have disappointed residents and brought many cities and towns to their knees. Just over...
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From the editor’s desk
Re ecting on this issue, the overriding theme is one of several brands, some with notable legacies and others still carving paths, showcasing their intentions when it comes to best navigating the uncertain waters of the modern automotive...
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COVER:
For months, the United States has been deporting people to countries that are not their own, despite court orders. Human Rights Watch recorded more than 530 people expelled to 14 African countries. The Continent spoke to detainees in Cameroon, sent...
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Kersfees kom,
Getooi in wit, goud & room MODE Sag, vloeiend, romanties MOOI Glans en ’n godin-vlegsel DEKOR Tulle vir jou Kersboom en voordeur GESKENK-IDEES
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EDITORS NOTE
South Africa’s youth unemployment rate rose to 47.4% in the second quarter (Q2) of 2026, with 264 000 more young people joining the unemployed ranks. Today, five million citizens between the ages of 15 and 34 are looking for work, but cannot find...
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Politics on their sleeves (and chests and backs)
Political affiliation was on display at Grocott’s Mail's mayoral candidates' town hall, where supporters wore T-shirts bearing the colours, names and logos of their respective parties. As mayoral candidates made their case for why voters should...
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True Grace Short Story By Yvonne Mangunda
THE dentist’s nurse called her name and Verity put down the magazine. She had just read an article about the importance of keeping the voices of self-doubt under control. teenager. Verity had no problems with those. The last time she’d heard them...
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The Mind Issue
1 The Pulse 2 The Big Question 3 The Science of Your Mind: Exploring Neuroplasticity 4 Mental Prescription: Improving Memory Skills 5 The Burnout Trap 6 Everyday Health 7 The Cult of Productivity 8 Resources
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CHAR & LAUREN
“Neewat, ek kan nie kla nie. Soos Errol op 7de Laan altyd gesê het: Ek is‘A for away’,”sê Ricardo Slawers (41) opgewek, en met rede. Hy is ná ’n taai jaar lange kursus aan die wêreldbekende Akademie Deutsches Bäckerhandwerk in Weinheim in Duitsland...
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Worth the wait
Eight years is a long time to wait for your next Springbok cap. Two World Cups came and went. Other scrumhalves made their names. Embrose Papier kept turning up for the Bulls, kept working on his game and kept giving himself a chance. That is what...
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EXPLAINER META’S QUEST FOR SUPER INTELLIGENCE
Mark Zuckerberg has all in on AI in his pursuit of Meta’s second act.
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CALL OF THE WILD
OCTOBER | NOVEMBER | HOUSEANDGARDEN CO ZA After more than three decades designing homes, boutique hotels and lodges for other people, Tessa Proudfoot found herself facing a rather di erent client: herself. The prospect was surprisingly...
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Football Insights
‘Ball possession’ is two words that can mean a whole lot of things in the context of a 90-minute game. Why are Miguel Cardoso’s charges top of the pile? Are AmaZulu FC striking the right balance? The numbers don’t lie.
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Waar wonderwerke waar word
BOTSWANA Okavango, Chobe, Moremi, Sentraal-Kalahari, Khutse, Mabuasehube, Makgadikgadi, Nxaipan, Orapa-wildpark ZIMBABWE Hwange, Vic Falls, Manapoele, Matobo, Matusadona, Chizarira, Chimanimani, Karibadam ZAMBIË Kafue, Livingstone, Zambesirivier,...
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BEFORE YOU SWIPE
SMARTMOVES FORBLACK FRIDAY,STOKVEL PAYOUTS,& FESTIVEBUDGET SURVIVAL
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“ K Light, lighting from the heart.
K Light is proud to have contributed to the transformation and upgrading of the MAD Leadership Foundation’s offices and learning spaces, under the leadership and design direction of Kim Williams. The project was an opportunity to create an environment...
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“ K Light, beligting uit die hart.
K Light is trots op sy bydrae tot die transformasie en opgradering van die MAD-leierskapstigting (Make A Difference Leadership Foundation) se kantore en onderrigruimtes, onder die leiding en ontwerpvisie van Kim Williams. Die projek was ’n geleentheid...
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TOP BUSINESS OF THE MONTH
Directors who delegate fiduciary duties to an AI model or adopt its output risk losing the Business Judgement Rule protection.
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CEO LETTER
There are few things more rewarding than being recognised by the people you work hard to serve. This year, we’ve had the privilege of receiving two awards that mean a great deal to us. In August, FlySafair was named Africa’s Leading Low-Cost Airline...
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ED’S LETTER
Last month, I wrote about the remarkable growth in South Africa’s newvehicle market, and the sheer volume of cars, bakkies and SUVs finding homes in what has become an increasingly competitive market. There is little point in revisiting those numbers...
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LIFESTYLE
Loud, proud and on time: wristwatches with bejewelled, painted and patinated dials Introducing the latest generation of one of South Africa’s best-kept automotive secrets: the Mazda CX-5 Interior-design books that show how stylish coastal living goes...
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Hello again!
our cover story on page 34, the magnificent Jerry Hall (I’ve always loved that broad scarlet grin) says her one hard-andfast fashion rule is never to wear the colour beige because it’s ‘such an old-lady colour’. She’s right – but it’s just as...
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1 OF 75
An estimated 75% of the leopard’s historical range has been lost. Once considered one of the world’s most adaptable big cats, leopards are now quietly disappearing across much of their range. From habitat loss and declining prey to conflict and the...
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CARAVAN TEST OutBound’s Cyclone DB XL READER STORY NEW ARRIVALS 4 brand new cars
Troubles with a Landie |
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LOWER ZAMBEZI
“Come sunset, you can sit in your camping chair and watch a postcardworthy scene unfold: elephants walking down to the water to drink, hippo ears popping up in the water, and a silhouetted fish-eagle on a branch against a backdrop of yellow and orange.”
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+ STAP HIER REISJOERNAAL MY KONTREI BROODBAK
Die Luiperd-roete in die Blydecanyon Noord-Indië se wonderlike warboel Upington in ’n ‘druiwe‘-dop Só doen jy dit (suur)deeglik!
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VOORBLAD
Yellow-billed duck photo: SA Hunters member. Purdey shotgun photo: Johan van Wyk
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VOORBLADWENNER
Noah du Toit van Meyerton, Gauteng. Sy ma vertel meer op bl. 11.
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TESTED
Vortex: Crossfire II HD 4–12x44 Scope & Ranger HD 3000 10x42 Rangefinder Binos Zero Mike Coated 9mm Bullets
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Entrepreneurs
Toerisme, geleenthede, politiek, bewaring, onderwys, boerdery... en nou is dié KZN egpaar ook blomboere Ontmoet die twee jong vroue van die Hardemanskaroo wat mooimaak met blomme
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Garden Diary
Rouse the ground from its winter sleep, start planting veggies for yourself and flowers for the birds and bees, and make an olla for effective watering
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DIE VERGETE SPOORLYN
die meeste van die distrikte wat ons in hierdie gids dek. ’n Trein kan ophou loop, sy spore toegroei en selfs verdwyn. Maar sy stories is nog in die stiltes tussen die ou haltes. Willem van der Berg het gaan soek, en gevind. HENDRIK JANUARIE VAN...
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STAY OVER
All the accommodation options include breakfast and a free sunset tour on the double-decker bus. Prices in the Lord Milner Hotel start at R1 385 per night for a single room, or R2 290 per night for two people sharing. Olive Schreiner Cottage costs R2...
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Www.fm.co.za SA: R46.50 inc Vat Botswana: P34.00
July 30 - August 5 2026 Eswatini: E46.60 Lesotho: M46.50
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1 MAZHOU
Campsite 10 level sites ranging from small to very spacious, all with ample shade. Each has electricity and a tap. Guests may use the swimming pool next door at Limpopo Forest Tented Camp. Ablutions 1 small, neat bathroom, with a kitchen...
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