Newspapers from South Africa
COURT CLEANER ACCUSED OF CONTRABAND RUN
A CLEANER working at the Wynberg Magistrate’s Court has been nabbed for allegedly running a drugs and contraband “spaza shop”, with goods smuggled through a reported secret passage inside the court building. He was caught when he handed contraband to...
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PACKED PRISONS NEAR ‘BREAKING POINT’
POLITICAL parties are calling for the overhaul of the criminal justice system not only to address the overcrowding problem in South Africa's prisons, but to also deal with court backlogs which they say are a major contributor to the prisons...
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Boohoo Minimaggers!
October brings a little extra mystery and magic to Minimag! With Halloween just around the corner, this issue is packed with fascinating stories, creative ideas and plenty of things to discover – from spooky traditions and fascinating mythology to the...
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HOW GANGS TURN SA PRISONS INTO CRIME HUBS
POLITICAL parties are calling for the overhaul of the criminal justice system not only to address the overcrowding problem in South Africa’s prisons, but to also deal with court backlogs which they say are a major contributor to the prisons...
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Men take centre stage in march calling for urgent govt action
MEN led a March and March demonstration in Durban yesterday, calling for urgent government action on gender-based violence and femicide (GBVF). Alongside GBVF, the demonstration highlighted broader demands, including stricter border controls,...
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Chiefs keep Mokwana option open?
Kaizer Chiefs remain an option for Elias Mokwana, although a move to Naturena does not appear to be an immediate priority, according to Siya sources. Mokwana recently became a free agent after agreeing to part ways with Tunisian giants Esperance,...
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HOW GANGS TURN SA PRISONS INTO CRIME HUBS
POLITICAL parties are calling for the overhaul of the criminal justice system not only to address the overcrowding problem in South Africa’s prisons, but to also deal with court backlogs which they say are a major contributor to the prisons...
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Prison gangs exploit intelligence gaps
POLITICAL parties are calling for the overhaul of the criminal justice system not only to address the overcrowding problem in South Africa's prisons, but to also deal with court backlogs which they say are a major contributor to the prisons...
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Rabies, seals and your pets
“If you’re on the beach with a rabid seal, make sure there are two of you and that you can fun faster than the other person.” That was a slice of dark humour at what was in fact a very serious and informative talk by veterinary surgeon Dr Renée van...
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How a R300k Film Office launch became a R2.8m boxing bill Probe reveals irregular payment for event at stadium bypassed municipal approval
A forensic investigation has found a R300,000 Film Office launch escalated into a R2.87m boxing-event payment, with then-acting Mandela Bay Development Agency chief executive Unati Peter allegedly directing that the payment be rushed through before the...
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On the double
Bafana’s Relebohile Mofokeng celebrates after scoring a goal during their Africa Cup of Nations qualifier against Eritrea at the Al Salam Stadium in Cairo last night. Mofokeng scored a brace as Bafana thrashed their opponents 5-0 to move to extend...
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Eastern Cape freedom fighters to come home for reburial
Zazazakhe Bottoman was barely five years old when her father, Songezo, left his Mdantsane home to join the now defunct ANC military wing, umkhonto wesizwe (MK) in exile in early 1982. Though Bottoman and her late grandmother eventually located...
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From the editor’s desk
Writing this en route to Kariega, or Uitenhage as many still know it, to join celebrations marking 75 years of Volkswagen operations in South Africa, I’m reminded of the role this German brand has played in the lives of so many of us living at the...
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Security access sparks concern
George’s established crime-fighting network has been thrown into uncertainty after access to a key vehicle-monitoring system was withdrawn from hundreds of previously authorised operators. Sources say communication between community safety structures...
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37 parties back fair election
The 37 parties contesting various positions in the city are among candidates across Limpopo who have publicly committed to contesting the upcoming local government election peacefully and honestly under the oversight of the IEC. The provincial...
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‘FIX THIS NOW’
PRESIDENT Cyril Ramaphosa has admitted government has failed women and says urgent action is needed to stop the killing and abuse of women and children. Speaking on Tuesday night “with the heaviest of hearts”, Ramaphosa said South Africa could no...
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Agribusiness Perspective: BRICS countries must push for an ambitious agricultural trade deal
All roads lead to New Delhi, India, for the 18th BRICS summit on 12 and 13 September. There were various geopolitical and economic issues that were likely to dominate political leaders’ agendas. In preparation for the summit, the organised business...
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John Ross truck stop completion delayed
RECENT wet weather conditions have caused major delays in the completion of the under-construction Eyamakhosi truck stop along the John Ross highway. The facility, which had been expected to begin operations in September, is now expected to open only...
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Knysna Aquatics closes after seven years
KNYSNA - The closure of Knysna Aquatics after seven years has left the swimmers and their parents facing an uncertain future, but one parent believes the focus now should be on finding a way forward rather than dwelling on what has happened. Coach...
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Ukonakaliswa kombane kutyabule iKSD imali engaphezulu kweR50m
UMASIPALA wasekuhlaleni, iKing Sabata Dalindyebo Municipality(KSD), uqinisa iinzame zokubamba amaqela oonqevu abonakalisa iintambo neebhokisi ezihambisa umbane eMthatha. Lo masipala uthi uchithe imali engaphezulu kwezigidi ezingamashumi amahlanu...
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‘Ons kan hom nou huis toe bring’
“Ons pa en ons geliefde oupa, Saag Jonker, is vandag gevind.” Met dié woorde het die familie van die bekende volstruisboer, sakeman en gemeenskapsmens, Saag Jonker (85), Dinsdagmiddag hul hartseer én dankbaarheid uitgespreek nadat sy liggaam ná ’n...
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R3.1m to sit at home
This is the massive amount suspended police minister Senzo Mchunu pockets on special leave, while Acting Police Minister Firoz Cachalia also earns just over R3 million for covering his duties. The combined R6.19 million bill – that the taxpayer foots –...
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Inkosi Yamagcokama iqhathwe nezingwazi emqhudelwaneni
UMCULI kamaskandi osanda kudlula emhlabeni, uscebi "Inkosi Yamagcokama" Dlamini, uqokwe nezingwazi kumamusic Business Awards Africa. Kulo mqhudelwano uscebi utonyulwe emunxeni wepeople's Choice Artist of the Year. Ngokusho kwabagqugquzeli kulo mkhakha...
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DEFENCE ‘CONSENT’ OUTRAGE
● President announces key measures to curb gender-based violence including nationwide audits of unresolved murders, rapes
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‘Not enough done to protect women’
President Cyril Ramaphosa has acknowledged that the government’s response to gender-based violence and femicide has not been enough to prevent women from being killed. Last night he announced four immediate measures, including a national case-recovery...
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GUILTY: Son knew what he was doing when he stabbed mother 27 times
HIS mother lay dying in her Clare Estate bedroom, but Uveer Jaganath did not attempt to save her. Instead, after stabbing her multiple times, he turned the knife on himself to set up a defence. On Tuesday, the 25-year-old was convicted of murdering...
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ROAD CARNAGE
ROAD safety, vehicle roadworthiness, and enforcement of traf c regulations are in the spotlight after 13 people tragically lost their lives in three separate accidents in the Zululand region over the weekend. Eleven people perished on the N2 near...
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Ramaphosa orders urgent action to tackle GBV crisis
As South Africa reels from a surge in gender-based violence and femicide, including the discovery of 11 women’s bodies in Ekurhuleni, President Cyril Ramaphosa has ordered urgent action to strengthen the state’s response to violence against...
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PUSH PAUSE
Remember, when they put you on the witness stand, you must not lie. I wouldn’t lie – my uncle told a lie in court once. Your uncle told a lie? What happened to him? He won the case.
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Zjanique’s family counts blessings
KOMATIPOORT - Zjanique was injured last Monday when she was struck by a horse being ridden by her brother, Reinhardt (13). She suffered a broken palate, jaw and left arm in the incident. “I was elsewhere on the farm when I received a call that my...
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Courage behind making a fashion statement
Fashion is not just about trends; for some people it is a bold way of expressing who they are. There are two types of people, my daughter insists: Those who get dressed, and those who make a statement. The rest of us just hope our socks match and that...
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UHLABISA UKHUTHAZA IZAKHAMIZI UKUVOTELA I-IFP, UKUHLONIPHA USHENGE
INKATHA Freedom Party (IFP), ihlela ukuthi unyaka ozayo kube ngowokusebenzela imiphakathi yomasipala abazobanqoba okhethweni lwakulo nyaka, ukuze bayigubhe ngentuthuko ebonakalayo iminyaka ewu-100, yomsunguli waleli qembu, iNkosi uMangosuthu...
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AIR IS CLOUDED
LOCAL air pollution monitoring experts have responded with incredulity to environmental Deputy Minister Narend Singh’s comment that Richards Bay may be declared a priority area in terms of the Air Quality Act ‘where the evidence supports it’. He was...
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CYRIL’S WARNING
ANC President Cyril Ramaphosa has sternly cautioned ANC leaders against using the councillor candidates’ submission saga to place the political spotlight on secretary-general Fikile Mbalula or call for his removal. During a national working committee...
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How IDC lost R1.5bn on dud steel plant
A senior Industrial Development Corporation (IDC) dealmaker is fighting back against his dismissal over a botched billion-rand steel mill deal, after a scathing report placed him at the centre of a string of irregularities that could end up costing...
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Foreign-owned spazas linked to terror groups
FOREIGN-OWNED spaza shops are allegedly being used as channels for illicit financial activities in South Africa. This is according to the report titled “The Nature of Stealthy Remittance in South Africa” (Insights from SADC immigrants operating in...
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Are foreign-owned spaza shops funding terrorism?
FOREIGN-OWNED spaza shops are allegedly being used as channels for illicit financial activities in South Africa. This is according to the report titled The Nature of Stealthy Remittance in South Africa (Insights from SADC immigrants operating in...
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Pressure to solve Ekurhuleni murders
THE South African Police Service (SAPS) could be pressured to secure an arrest to avoid public outcry regarding the tragic murders of nine women in Kempton Park and across Ekurhuleni. This information comes from Stephen Birch, a South African property...
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Sibiya’s arrest: Details of sexual claims emerge
RAPE-ACCUSED top cop Shadrack Sibiya allegedly exchanged sexually explicit material with the minor daughter of a close friend months before his arrest and later allegedly refused to pay for sexual services, according to information obtained by this...
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Shock claims behind Sibiya arrest
RAPE-ACCUSED top cop Shadrack Sibiya allegedly exchanged sexually explicit material with the minor daughter of a close friend months before his arrest and later allegedly refused to pay for sexual services, according to information obtained by this...
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LAUNCHED IN
UMngeni Local Municipality and Polyco PRO NPC have joined forces to strengthen recycling and waste management in Mpophomeni through community clean-ups, school recycling initiatives, improved collection infrastructure and the opening of a new buy back...
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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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Letter from the Editor
Food and all its iterations. A storied history, a vital cornerstone of a healthy and functional society, an art form, a mystery, a question for millions, and increasingly – a conundrum. Is this food healthy? What are so-called “good fats"? Should we...
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No pay, no patrols: Eskom guards down tools
THE NATIONAL Union of Metalworkers of South Africa (Numsa) in the Northern Cape has warned that Eskom offices, stores, cables, distribution networks, transmission grids and substations are at risk of vandalism and theft during an indefinite strike by...
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The rotten generals
The arrest of suspended deputy national commissioner Shadrack Sibiya on charges of rape, sexual grooming and human trafficking adds to the list of top cops linked to crime and criminal networks
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Harmoniefees trek vol sale
HEIDELBERG - Vol sale, staande ovasies en ’n gesogte trofee vir die gevierde skrywer Riana Scheepers is van die hoogtepunte waarmee die negende Hessequa Harmoniefees Heidelberg vandeesweek behoorlik in ’n feesdorp omskep het. Feesbestuurder Niël...
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Symposium addresses challenges facing young people
The long-term impact of bullying and the sharing of school violence on social media came under the spotlight at the annual Pietermaritzburg Gandhi Foundation Gandhi-mandela Youth Symposium, where young people were urged to learn healthier ways of...
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EKURHULENI KILLINGS DEEPEN FEARS
THE discovery of the bodies of nine women in Ekurhuleni, on the outskirts of Johannesburg, has heightened fears among women across Gauteng, with gender-based violence (GBV) advocates warning that the killings have reinforced concerns about personal...
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Development deadlock
Aalwyndal, at one stage viewed as one of the possible main urban expansion areas for Mossel Bay, seems to be in a sort of development deadlock. A biodiversity study that commenced in May 2024 stands at the centre of this issue - and residents say they...
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SA is somewhere over the RAINBOW
‘Toto, I’ve a feeling we’re not in Kansas anymore,” Dorothy says when she arrives in the magical land in the 1939 Hollywood film The Wizard of Oz. The scene applies to the term “rainbow nation” for South Africa, which might have served a vital...
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Evan Roos
The Stormers loose forward has excelled at franchise level but is yet to fully establish himself in the Springbok set-up. He talks about his breakthrough season, the disappointment of missing World Cup selection and why he refuses to let rugby define...
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How to tell the difference between a panic attack and an anxiety attack, what you need to know when employing a domestic worker and the benefits of smelling chocolate before a workout
YOUR heart is pounding in your chest. You feel light-headed. You can’t quite catch a full breath. And something – you can’t name it – feels terribly, urgently wrong. Ten minutes later, it passes. You sit there, rattled, and google your symptoms. It...
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Breaking barriers, defying odds
Walking, moving and completing everyday tasks are things most people take for granted. For people living with congenital myopathy, however, movement can present a very different reality. Congenital myopathy is a rare neuromuscular condition...
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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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PMB READY TO HOST SA NATIONAL SHORT COURSE CHAMPIONSHIPS
Pietermaritzburg is preparing to welcome some of South Africa's biggest swimming stars when the 2026 South African National Short Course Championships get under way at the G.C. Jolliffe Swimming Pool on Thursday. The four-day championships, running...
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CARAVAN TEST OutBound’s Cyclone DB XL READER STORY NEW ARRIVALS 4 brand new cars
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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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Building a hospitality brand through determination
Amovie about life inside a restaurant kitchen inspired Puleng Mvimbi to abandon her childhood dream of becoming a pilot and pursue a career in hospitality. Today, she owns three guest houses and has created 16 permanent jobs in Bloemfontein, Free...
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VOORBLAD
Yellow-billed duck photo: SA Hunters member. Purdey shotgun photo: Johan van Wyk
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Community up in arms over Victoria Rd upgrade
The stalled Victoria Road project has deepened frustration for residents, with no clear end in sight to its completion. Poor communication between the community, the construction company, and Enoch Mgijima Local Municipality has eroded trust, while...
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Time to touch grass
We are going on a publication break for two weeks to exhale. While we’re away, the next edition of The Atlas – our international co-publication with Coda Story – will be delivered to subscribers of The Continent via your usual channels on 24 September....
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VOORBLADWENNER
Noah du Toit van Meyerton, Gauteng. Sy ma vertel meer op bl. 11.
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VAS AAN MA SE ROKSPANTE
Is jy, jou man én sy ma in jul huwelik? Ontsnap só uit daai liefdesdriehoek!
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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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GET EVEN MORE FASHION, BEAUTY, WELLNESS AND FOOD CONTENT ONLINE
Spring is finally here! I feel as though we have gone through an extended winter period that I, for one, am rather happy to see the back of. Bring on the blue skies, sunny days and time spent outdoors, instead of hunkering down under a pile of...
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Partnerships for progress: Strengthening public service to accelerate development
Use Public Service Month to reflect on improving the lives of citizens, writes Lawrence Ngoveni
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Highlights
At the Crossroads There are few places in the world where four countries come so tantalisingly close together. In the far northeastern corner of Botswana, the riverside town of Kasane sits at the crossroads of Southern Africa, where Botswana, Namibia,...
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TOP BUSINESS OF THE MONTH
Sustainable performance means more than results; it requires behaviours and conditions that foster resilience, consistency and long-term organisational success.
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CEO LETTER
There's something about the arrival of spring that brings with it a renewed sense of possibility.The days become a little longer, the weather a little warmer, and many of us begin looking ahead to the months still to come. For many South Africans,...
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RIDING THE WAVE... BUT FOR HOW LONG?
There's little doubt that South Africa's new vehicle market is enjoying one of its healthiest periods in recent memory. July's NAAMSA sales figures painted yet another encouraging picture, with 57,708 new vehicles finding homes – an 11.9% increase over...
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Civic group accuses DA of hypocrisy over Makana Executive salary approvals
Local civic group Grahamstown Deserves Better has accused the Democratic Alliance (DA) of political hypocrisy after the opposition party laid criminal charges against Makana Municipal Manager Pumelelo Kate over alleged financial mismanagement. In a...
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ON THE COVER
The verdant fynbos fields of Stellenzicht Wine Estate, photographed by Inge Prins.
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Coal-roasted rib-eye with peppercorn-and-miso cream
Nail the technique “Technique is key to creating a perfectly thin patty with that Maillard crust,” says Max King, MD and creator of Clown Burger (@eatclownburger). “In a screaming-hot pan, smash the patty using a burger press or spatula, then leave it...
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Let There Be Light
Lighting is far more than a practical necessity—it is one of the most powerful design elements in any home. A well-chosen feature light creates atmosphere, defines a space and often becomes the focal point that brings an interior together. Whether...
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Laat daar lig wees
Beligting is veel meer as ’n praktiese noodsaaklikheid – dit is een van die kragtigste ontwerpelemente in enige huis. ’n Goed gekose treffende lig skep atmosfeer, definieer ’n ruimte en word dikwels die fokuspunt wat ’n binneruimte bymekaarbring. Of...
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OM TE WEET
KOM UIT DIE SKULD! KENNERS SÊ HOE Skinder glo góéd vir die mensdom EWIGE GESTRY? DALK IS JÝ DIE REDE
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LONDON, REIMAGINED
Range Rover been part of the Range Rover story. Now, the marque turns to four of the capital’s most recognisable neighbourhoods – Hoxton, Belgravia, Westminster and Battersea – for a new collection that brings their individual character to the Range...
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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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Natasha Thahane,
actress, mother and tastemaker, reflects on where she’s come from and where she’s headed in her career on the screen, as well as in her approach to this phase of her evolution. Plus, she looks at life through the lens of the new HUAWEI Pura 90 Series...
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CELEBRATING COURAGEOUS CREATIVITY
Pia Truscott, Thembinkosi Hlatshwayo, Aaron Philander, Ben Orkin, Oupa Sibeko, Wendy Dixon & Caitlin Warther, Gabriel Hope, Carla Erasmus, Joey Khuvutlu & Stephen Wilson, India Mahdavi, Stefan Antoni, Grete van As & Johan Wentzel, Marielise van der...
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Necessity as the Mother of Invention
The history of innovation is often written as a story of technological breakthroughs—silicon chips, software, rockets, and artificial intelligence. In this issue we take a different approach by firstly focusing - through our cover feature - on an...
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July 30 - August 5 2026 Eswatini: E46.60 Lesotho: M46.50
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PERFECT TIMING
Joyce, I mean Gugu Gumede, walks into a warm Parkhurst studio for the cover shoot, face beaming and an enigmatic energy. Wearing a trendy black leather bomber, leggings, and a Yankees cap, she says, “OMG, this is where we shot the scene where Jonasi...
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GLOBAL ACTIONS FOR A BETTER FUTURE
From Earth Hour to World Water Week – see how the world is working together!
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KAMDEBOO-KOKKEDORE PLAASKOMBUIS
Kyk wat is alles vanjaar op die spyskaart by Nampo in Bothaville
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EDITORS NOTE
As you hold this special magazine, imagine receiving a bouquet of pink roses—a symbol of admiration, grace, and appreciation. This edition is just that: a bouquet dedicated to YOU. Too often, women pour into others without pausing to receive their own...
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Where To Next? Short Story By Anne Lieberman
THE Christmas jingles hadn’t changed in the 40 years Heather had worked at the supermarket. The song selection lasted one hour before it looped again, which was about the maximum time a shopper spent there, but only a small fraction of Heather’s...
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VOORBLADFOTO
CHARL STOLS PANGOLIN PHOTO SAFARIS IG: @charl_stols pangolinphoto.com
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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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