Newspapers from South Africa
KZN Correctional Services boss Nxele lived beyond his means, court hears
Suspended KwaZulu-Natal Correctional Services regional commissioner Mnikelwa Nxele allegedly failed to declare R11,3 million in income while accumulating properties worth about R4 million, with the State arguing that this showed he had been living...
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Foreign affairs
Blocking roads, intimidation of communities, destruction of property, attacks on businesses, looting, violence and any attempts to undermine public order will not be tolerated in the planned March and March protests on 30 June, police warn. South...
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‘Ngifundile ephutheni lami’
UMDLALI wasesiswini webafana Bafana, usiphephelo “Yaya” Sithole, ubabaza uthando nokwesekwa akuthole ngaphakathi ekhempini yaleli qembu lesizwe ngesikhathi ezizwa sengathi umhlaba wonke umjikele kulandela iphutha alenza emdlalweni wokuqala wendebe...
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Tyla leads SMag’s Class of 2026
Happy 10th birthday Sowetan SMag! This issue coincides with the 50th anniversary of the June 16 Soweto Uprising. In commemoration, we are throwing it forward by handpicking four of the hottest young stars we’ve billed the “Class of 2026”. Leading the...
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Retailers told to brace for anti-migrant shutdown
The Consumer Goods Council of South Africa (CGCSA), representing some of the country’s largest retailers, has warned members to prepare for possible disruptions during anti-immigrant protests on June 30. “We wish to reiterate that CGCSA has engaged...
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Www.fm.co.za SA: R46.50 inc Vat
June 25 - July 1 2026 Botswana: P34.00 Eswatini: E46.60
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CITY’S AERIAL RESOURCES COST TAXPAYER OVER R26M IN A YEAR
THE City’s “Eye in the Sky” technology that was grounded due to non-compliance cost the taxpayer R16.3 million in a single year. The City further revealed the ShotSpotter project – an acoustic gunshot detection technology deployed on the Cape Flats –...
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Cachalia confident in law enforcemen’s readiness for anti-immigration protests
ACTING Police Minister Firoz Cachalia says he is confident law enforcement agencies are prepared to maintain order during the planned nationwide anti-immigration protests on 30 June, with a special police operation activated. Cachalia was speaking in...
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Roaring into adventure!
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to walk alongside a giant dinosaur, discover hidden treasures from the past, or help protect the amazing animals that share our planet today? This month, Minimag is taking you on a thrilling journey through...
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CRACKDOWN LEAVES CHILDREN STRANDED IN SA
SOUTH Africa’s intensifying crackdown on illegal immigration is leaving a troubling human cost in its wake – undocumented children stranded in Gauteng schools after their parents fled the country to escape deportation. The alarming reality was...
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‘EVERYBODY JUST STAY CALM’
MALAWIAN High Commission official Mufti Sulaiman has called for calm and restraint amid escalating tensions leading up to a highly anticipated protest scheduled for June 30. Sulaiman made his remarks on the sidelines of the old Durban drive-in, where...
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Christian dancer Oriana Jacobs prepares for arangetram
A DURBAN dancer is preparing for her Bharatha Natyam arangetram, blending her Christian faith with the rich traditions of Indian classical dance. For Oriana Jacobs, 20, this event signifies not just a personal milestone, but also a celebration of...
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CRACKDOWN LEAVES CHILDREN STRANDED IN SA
SOUTH Africa’s intensifying crackdown on illegal immigration is leaving a troubling human cost in its wake – undocumented children stranded in Gauteng schools after their parents fled the country to escape deportation. The alarming reality was...
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Malawians occupy Pietermaritzburg building as repatriation crisis deepens
CLOSE to 1 600 Malawian nationals have occupied an abandoned government building in Pietermaritzburg as tensions over illegal immigration escalate. This situation is also being felt at the Durban centre, where Malawian nationals seeking to return home...
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Bafana mania
A Bafana Bafana fan brings rhythm and colour to Mexico City’s Fifa World Cup stage. In Cherry Data Signals’ Reputation Index survey of 5 200 US adults, South African supporters ranked fifth globally, praised for vibrant culture and vuvuzela-style...
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Sewage-contaminated water surrounds Colchester homes
For nearly two months, more than a dozen Colchester families’ homes have been engulfed in foul-smelling stagnant water and sewage after a stormwater retention pond burst its banks, leaving houses damaged, gardens submerged and residents accusing the...
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Brics billions could be game-changer for BCM
Buffalo City’s business community has welcomed plans to channel part of a R16.4bn Brics-backed infrastructure loan to the metro, but warned that residents and businesses must not be forced to repay the debt through higher tariffs and service...
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Volunteers to boost fight against lawbreakers as Empangeni SAPS in top 10 for KZN crime stats
IN a drive to involve communities in the ght against crime, 300 volunteers have been trained and deployed to community crime- ghting structures. This was announced by KZN Premier Thami Ntuli at the Crime Fighting Imbizo held at Umzuvukile sports...
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Why everyone should demand a free press
One of my guilty pleasures is watching debates on YouTube. It’s always fascinating to see two people argue a point from different perspectives, and it’s a reminder that human interpretation can call into question even those beliefs that society...
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Quiet Momentum
Although Zimbabwe has endured more than two decades of frequent bad press linked to its politics, the negative headlines have not prevented billions of dollars in mining foreign direct investment from flowing into the country since the post-Robert...
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Youth Day tragedy: third body found
June 16, a day meant to celebrate youth, will forever hold painful memories for the family of Zenande Chiloane after his body was recovered from the Crocodile River on Tuesday after a nine day search. Chiloane was the third victim of a crash that...
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I-NFP kayeneme ngesinqumo sejaji, odabeni lukaMbali Shinga
INATIONAL Freedom Party (NFP) ikhala ‘ngokuchema’ kwejaji elikhiphe isinqumo sesikhashana, sokubuyisela esikhundleni uNkz Mbali Shinga (osesithombeni), njengoba ithi kayinikwanga ithuba lokuziphendulela, futhi ibizelwe enkantolo isinqumo...
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GATVOL!
MANHOLES blowing open, a sickly stench of sewage, environmental pollution and mosquitoes. This has become the norm for some Meerensee residents as ongoing sewage and water issues have now reached crisis point. Ward 2 residents on Wednesday gathered...
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June 30 deadline: The pressure is on
THE government is facing increasing pressure to demonstrate both decisive political leadership and strong security preparedness ahead of the planned June 30 demonstrations over undocumented immigrants. This comes as the large-scale repatriation and...
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DA fury at Hill-Lewis 'betrayal'
● DA leader Geordin Hill-Lewis has defended asking for former party leader John Steenhuisen to be axed from the cabinet, saying he was guided by a “higher loyalty” and had not betrayed him. “I think personal relationships always make it an incredibly...
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GEORDIN’S POWER PLAY ROCKS THE DA
DA leader Geordin Hill-lewis’ move to trigger a Cabinet reshuffle and demote his predecessor, John Steenhuisen, to a deputy ministry has rattled the party’s caucus, with some MPS accusing the leader of making key decisions behind closed doors. Sunday...
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COVER STORY
From Oscar winner to book-world power player: Reese Witherspoon is changing what we read and watch
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How Bafana Bafana’s Mokoena shouldered the burden of a nation
PRESSURE changes people. Some shrink under its suffocating weight; others reveal exactly why they carry the hopes of a nation. Against the Czech Republic, Teboho Mokoena did the latter, proving precisely why he has become both the emotional heartbeat...
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SA SE BESTE BEESBOER
Paul van Niekerk van Memel in die Vrystaat, Voermol se Beesboer van die Jaar vir 2025, pas presisieboerdery met welslae in sy boerdery toe om winsgewender te kan boer. Soos alle lede van die Bovelder-studiegroep gebruik hy moederkoeie wat by sy...
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GROUNDSWELL OF ANGER AHEAD OF ‘DEADLINE’
PRESSURE is building ahead of the June 30 deadline set by some groups for undocumented foreign nationals to leave the country, as protests continue to spread across several provinces. Communities have voiced frustration over jobs, housing pressures...
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Cape Town’s Port crisis costs billions
THE Port of Cape Town has once again found itself under the spotlight after being ranked among the world's worst-performing container ports, a distinction business leaders and city officials warn is costing the Western Cape billions in lost economic...
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Migrant tensions expose cracks
SOUTH Africa’s anti-foreign nationals campaign is fast becoming a test of state authority, with communities increasingly taking matters into their own hands amid rising frustration over crime, migration and weak law enforcement. While the government...
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Youth-led Maduka Resources powers industrial growth
Ayouth- and women-led company from Mpumalanga is proving that young entrepreneurs can compete in demanding and complex industries. Maduka Resources, led by directors Thobeka Thwala and Zanele Masilela, has spent years delivering fabrication and...
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IPID opens probe after officers fire on protesters
The Independent Police Investigative Directorate (IPID) has officially taken over investigations into the conduct of South African Police Service (SAPS) officers who opened fire with rubber bullets during service delivery protests in Wards 3 and 4...
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Gatekeeping memory
Ayoung South African wakes up in the morning and reaches for their phone before their feet touch the floor. Within minutes, they have watched a video from an American influencer, laughed at a meme created in Nigeria, listened to a podcast produced in...
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Conscious Capitalism PROFIT WITH PURPOSE
There is a noticeable shift happening in business right now. Success is no longer measured by profit alone, but by purpose, impact and responsibility. In this edition, we explore a theme that speaks directly to this evolution: Conscious Capitalism:...
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COVER:
Across the continent, governments have long relied on police and soldiers to maintain control. Increasingly, they are outsourcing that role to actors who work in the shadows. In Kenya, they are known as goons: young men who disrupt rallies and...
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Anti-illegal immigration push reaches Komani
Komani residents organised a march on Wednesday, demanding that undocumented foreign nationals vacate the district. Starting in Mlungisi, residents from Ezibeleni, Ilinge, Ntabethemba, Cacadu and other areas marched to the Chris Hani...
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GHOST TOWN FEARS HAUNT MINING TOWN
THE NORTHERN Cape High Court has highlighted “glaring defects” in the disciplinary process instituted against Sol Plaatje municipal manager Thapelo Matlala, declaring the charge sheets issued against him “invalid and unlawful”. Matlala was charged in...
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Women defy the Taliban
Afghan women who were protesting restrictive gender laws have faced excessive, brutal force and arrests over the past two weeks, the UN announced on Thursday. Over the weekend of 6 June, the Taliban’s morality police arrested 30 women in the city of...
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Soho shimmer sport sandal
Modern style combines with a fresh and versatile design in the Soho Sport Shimmer Sandal. A generous t, wearable atform and incredibly soft footbed help you wear them all day in comfort. The fully adjustable upper straps and back strap provide the...
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Smokkelaar se lot beslis
STILBAAI - Alan Bushby (52) is in die Kaapse hooggeregshof tot 10 jaar direkte gevangenisstraf gevonnis vir sy aandeel in ’n saak waarin altesaam nege mense betrokke was. Die saak hou verband met die smokkel van meer as 400 kg kokaïen deur die...
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FORMER CRIME INTELLIGENCE BOSS DEMANDS PROBE INTO TOP COP’S DEATH
FORMER head of Crime Intelligence and high-level political advisor Mulangi Mphego is demanding a comprehensive investigation surrounding the death of Lieutenant-General Sindile Mfazi, dismissing allegations that he raided Mfazi’s home and stole...
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PMB paramedic and isizulu content creator makes SABC 2 debut
Pietermaritzburg paramedic and content creator Cliffy Govender made his television debut on SABC 2 last Friday, sharing how language, culture and his upbringing shaped his identity. Govender, known on social media as the “Zuluguy”, spoke about his...
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Who were they? Hartland graves remain a mystery
The mystery surrounding an unknown historic cemetery uncovered during the construction at Hartland Lifestyle Estate near Hartenbos remains unsolved. The public participation process is now completed, but no relatives or descendants have been...
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DA power play
John Steenhuisen took over the DA leadership from Mmusi Maimane to stabilise the party’s support base, particularly white Afrikaners, who felt sidelined by Maimane’s attempts to attract new voters. Seven years later, this same constituency has largely...
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Access to clean water is a basic right
The Democratic Alliance (DA) in Kwazulu-natal handed over a petition signed by more than 1,500 residents to the umgungundlovu District Municipality, calling for urgent intervention to address ongoing water shortages across the district. The petition...
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Milly Alcock is our Supergirl, check out Toy Story 5 on the big screen and catch the latest X-files flick
In cinemas from 26 June Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No! And it’s not Superman either. It’s Supergirl. When an unexpected and ruthless adversary strikes too close to home, Kara Zor-el – also known as Supergirl – reluctantly joins forces with an...
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KYK & LUISTER
Voorblad: WB-sokker maak almal kenners Dokkies, flieks en reekse: Gee die rondebalgogga kos as hy jou byt Musiek: Janie Bay en Billy Raffoul neem ’n duet op Skottel: Beth en Rip terug in Dutton Ranch, Wicked se opvolg en Five Nights at Freddy’s 2
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Court battle puts home for disabled kids at risk
A high court legal battle could determine the future of a coastal home caring for some of the Eastern Cape’s most vulnerable children after a local property trust launched a bid to overturn municipal approvals that allow the facility to operate. The...
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ALSO INTERVIEWS WITH…
Mammila: The players laughed at me Berbatov: You need to be realistic Mbhele: Criticism made me question myself
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All kitted out and raring to go
When the Kowie Granny Grommets (KGG) set off for the the inaugural Granny Grommets Festival in KuGompo City (formerly East London) next month, they will be well kitted out, thanks to a generous sponsorship from Pick n Pay Port Alfred. KGG...
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New facility, old battles
Residents of Westenburg have welcomed the new waste transfer station on Grand Canyon Street in Polokwane, but say long-standing service delivery issues remain unresolved, while also questioning the timing and accessibility of the facility’s official...
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Comrades gold for Bosman
His Comrades debut earned local running star Lloyd Bosman (38) a coveted gold medal and a hero’s welcome home. Read the article by Marguerite van Ginkel on page 2.
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Future fuelled
PLANS for the country’s first liquefied natural gas (LNG) import terminal in Richards Bay are moving ahead. This follows the recent signing of a Heads of Agreement with ExxonMobil South Africa, further paving the way for the mega project at the Port...
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Pressure mounts on Eskom over Harkerville outage
PLETTENBERG BAY - The residents of Harkerville and surrounding communities outside town, who have been left without electricity for more than a month following the devastating storms early in May, are demanding urgent intervention amid mounting...
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R420 miljoen nodig vir herstel
Die Wes-Kaapse minister van landbou en toerisme, Ivan Meyer, het Maandag 15 Junie De Rust en omliggende gebiede besoek om die omvang van die onlangse vloedskade op landbou, toerisme en infrastruktuur in die streek vas te stel. Meyer het ook met...
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1976: UGwarube uqinisa ukufundiswa ngeelwimi zenkobe ezikolweni
NJENGOKUBA kulo nyaka abantu baseMzantsi Afrika bekhumbula isehlo esibi esenzeka ngonyaka ka1976, uMphathiswa wezeMfundo esiSiseko kuzwelonke, uSiviwe Gwarube, ukugxininisa ukubaluleka kweelwimi zabantu bonke emfundweni yabantwana. Ngomhla weshumi...
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STRIKE CRIPPLES SERVICES AS RESIDENTS COUNT THE COST
Residents and businesses across Pietermaritzburg have been left counting the cost of a municipal workers’ strike that has crippled essential services, with some communities enduring days without electricity while refuse piles up across the city. Large...
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Winter SPECIAL
Hot fashion for cold days Cosy living room updates Winter pests sorted, naturally
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KITCHENS BATHROOMS
CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT Twins travertine and opal glass pendant light, R1 899, Elevenpast; Ibiza pendant light in travertine, black marble and white marble, R2 099, Elevenpast; Wheel of Time ceramic tiles, POR, Akashic Tiles; Round paddle wall mixer in...
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A DELAYED DISASTER: FROZEN IN TIME:
WHY PLANTING MORE TREES ISN'T ALWAYS THE ANSWER THE SCIENTISTS WHO REFUSE TO LET EXTINCTION BE THE FINAL WORD
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From the editor’s desk
Heading to the 2026 Beijing Auto Show, a conversation among members of the editorial team, brought on by the inclusion of our exclusive rst drive of the new Toyota Land Cruiser FJ, raised the question of whether so-called legacy brands have it harder...
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‘I’M GETTING TO WHERE I NEED TO BE’
As incumbent World Rugby Player of the Year and a two-time SA Rugby Player of the Year, Malcolm Marx continues to set the benchmark at the summit of the sport. The tough-asteak hooker tells Grant Shub how his childhood shaped his determination in life,...
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DStv Diski Challenge
An enthralling title race came to a dramatic end in early May as Mamelodi Sundowns were pipped at the post by Orlando Pirates. The head coaches of both teams share their joy and pain.
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LOCAL DESIGNERS SHINE AT CTIJF FASHION EVENT
A fashion show tied to the Cape Town International Jazz Festival (CTIJF) took over Youngblood-africa Gallery in the Mother City on 26 March 2026, in the lead-up to the festival weekend. Models presented creations by South African designers, including...
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Tuindagboek
Ons nuwe tuindagboekskrywer sê winter is die seisoen vir deklae, kompos maak, kruietee en snoei – of maak ’n wurmplaas van Pvc-pyp wat jy in jou beddings kan plaas
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Garden Diary
Our new garden diary writer says winter is the season for mulch, making compost, experimenting with herbal teas, and pruning.
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MY WIELE ’n Leser se bloedrooi sleepkombinasie vir die grondpad RY-INDRUK een klap | WOONWATOETS Tuff Cats Mbada 2d Max tref die kol SLEEPTOETS die plaas! | ELEKTRIESE VOERTUIE Die borrel bars, sê Mic LAAI DIE BRAKKE IN!
Omoda C9 SHS slaan twee vlieë met Nissan se Navara Warrior is baas van By dié 8 oorde kamp hulle saam
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WIN
SOME PLACES DON’T NEED TO ANNOUNCE THEMSELVES – THEY SIMPLY SHIFT YOUR PACE THE MOMENT YOU ARRIVE. Yellowwood Cottage is one of those rare gems, with just the right ratio of ease to escape. A short drive from Cape Town, in the secluded hamlet of...
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TOERUSTING VIR TEE ALLES WAT WALLIS! KIA SE 4x4-BAKKIE
Die Koreane bou ’n windgat werkesel
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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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Highlights
Africa’s Wildest Mothers As Mother’s Day approaches, it’s a moment to honour nurturing, protection and the fierce, enduring bonds between mothers and their young. Nowhere is this more powerfully expressed than in the African wild, where survival...
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TOP BUSINESS OF THE MONTH
South African leaders succeed by starting within – peoplecentred operating models align leadership, people and purpose for sustainable growth.
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CEO LETTER
Over the past few months, many of our customers have felt the impact of rising travel costs, including the introduction of our fuel surcharge.We know that any increase, no matter how small, affects your plans and budget, and we remain mindful of this...
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BENTLEY SOUTH AFRICA
Power: 500 kW (680 PS); Torque: 930 Nm; 0-100 km/h: 3.5 seconds; Maximum speed: 308 km/h. Priced from R5 532 000 including a 3 year/100,000 km Driveplan.
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KAMDEBOO-KOKKEDORE PLAASKOMBUIS
Kyk wat is alles vanjaar op die spyskaart by Nampo in Bothaville
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ONS PRAAT OOR
■ DIS NIE NET DIE BECKHAMS Jonges sny ouers af ■ BOTOX OF NIE? Die fel debat vandag ■ MAGIC VAN LEAH MARI SA se eie Pretty Woman
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The POWER of a simple routine
Achieving firmer and smoother-looking skin doesn’t have to be complicated – it’s as easy as a daily dedication to a simple routine. With the NIVEA Q10 Anti-Wrinkle Routine, you can enjoy firmer and smoother-looking skin, with visible wrinkle and fine...
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The Inflection Point
Every corporate resurrection has an inflection point — a moment when leaders decide that the past is not destiny. For Telkom, that pivot required abandoning the psychology of a monopoly and embracing the mindset of a competitor. It meant trading...
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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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Testosterone
All the info you need about the hormone that could give you your life – and sex drive – back
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TOP OF THE CHOCS
Looking for an Eid treat, a flourless cake for Pesach or a project for the kids involving leftover Easter eggs? Find it in this collection of 26 of our best-ever chocolate recipes.
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ON THE COVER
The Balikli BLK-Y308, a Turkish made bolt-action hunting rifle in .308Win. The Remington 700 clone uses Accuracy International magazines. Read more on p34. Photo by Phillip Hayes
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VEILIGHEIDSNET
Jou kinders se veiligheid is ononderhandelbaar. Die Aqua-Net Swembadveiligheidsnet is SuidAfrika se bewese oplossing vir swembadveiligheid. Sedert die bekendstelling daarvan in 1972 is geen verdrinkings aangemeld nie. Hierdie pasgemaakte...
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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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PUPILS CREATE SOCCER BALLS FOR UNDERPRIVILEGED SCHOOLS
In a creative blend of recycling and community spirit, Etham College grade seven pupils have transformed discarded plastic into soccer balls for underprivileged schools. Shaneen Ulyate, the teacher who led the project, said it aimed to promote both...
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TRENDS TO MAKE YOUR OWN
Mocha Mousse Bobbin furniture Green all over! Curated maximalism Colour drenching Gallery walls
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ADVENTURE XTREME
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