The Springboks touched down in Edinburgh on Sunday afternoon for their much-anticipated test against Scotland this coming weekend.

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Since hosting their first experience, they’ve organised many more, from mountain biking to surfing and scuba diving, with some that prioritise learning and conservation principles, and others focusing more on an activity’s technical components.

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Although it has made the lives of millions of people considerably easier, have you ever thought about what it’s like to be a Sixty60 rider, or how much they make?

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Despite being a relatively popular figure, King Felipe has come under fire (literally) for the government’s slow response to the floods that has claimed at least 214 people.

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Businessman Mark Lifman shot dead, Tax change for online shopping planned, Volcano eruption kills six people, and Verstappen in shock Brazil GP triumph.

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The opulent 2100 m² home was originally built for Carl Jeppe, a prominent Pretoria lawyer, who named the property Trovato, meaning “I find” in Latin.

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School fees really have a way of taking it out of you, and come next year, parents sending their kids to private schools are going to spend a lot more time squeezing.

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Stills from the film show him waddling around blown-up buildings while telling the Ukrainians that Putin is actually their friend for blowing their country to pieces.

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A heartbroken New York mom, reeling from a painful breakup, tragically leapt to her death at Niagara Falls with her two young children after sharing a haunting series of posts on her heartbreak.

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The symptoms that signal a hormonal imbalance—sometimes elusive—often hold deeper insights into our health.

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Though it lacks the bells and whistles of a true Batmobile, the vehicle does include a smokescreen distribution system and imitation gun turrets on the exterior.

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We’re so chuffed to see Heidi Klum squeezed in a moment to dress up for Halloween before jetting off to Cape Town to assist Prince William in the Earthshot Prize Awards ceremony happening on November 6.

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Tributes have been pouring from the South African television community praising Odendaal’s creativity, kindness, and significant contributions to South African television.

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Capetonians driving to work this morning may have heard John Maytham chatting with urban planner Marco Morgan about the city’s intentions to turn Bellville into a second CBD.

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The 30 most luxurious neighbourhoods in SA, Deep inside New York’s worst-rated Russian bath house, Louis Liebenberg now charged with corruption, and Nine things women wish men understood.

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Focusing on efficiency and adaptability, South African businesses have the opportunity to optimize resources and enhance competitiveness in today’s market.

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As the only pizza joint whose delivery drivers play dress-up every night, Butler’s Pizza is the healthiest compromise you’ll be able to make with your family tonight.

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Honoring a milestone in environmental stewardship, Blaauwberg Nature Reserve in Cape Town has once again received the Green Coast Status from WESSA, celebrating five years of dedicated conservation efforts.

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Aline Tamara Moreira de Amorim and Beatriz Tavares da Silva Faria passed away after the speedboat that was taking them ashore from a day of partying on a yacht, capsized in rough surf along an area known as The Devil’s Throat.

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The British Royal Family may have cornered the market on royal drama over the years, but in 2024, the Norwegians seem to be saying, “Hold our crowns”.

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According to the indictment, Schoeman approached the mother to “buy” the victim from her and they agreed on R160,000. He allegedly also made a down payment of R24,000 for the poor girl.

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She added that in the time that you do make for people, you have to make sure that you’re fully present “because that goes a long”.

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The increase in the number of solar panels is also contributing to Cape Town’s ‘deforestation’.

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Staying a step ahead of cybercriminals in this age of increasingly sophisticated attacks hinges on awareness and proactive measures.

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Online imports warning for South Africa, Battle between feuding Bantry Bay neighbours, Drugs, alcohol found in soccer star’s car after crash, Britain targets the wealthy, and Martha Stewart mocks people who ‘can’t cook’.

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The historic Victoria and Alfred Basins were created after a vicious storm in 1858, which saw 30 ships blown ashore and wrecked, with huge loss of life.

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The court’s ruling states that if the penalty is not paid within nine months, it will double for every day after.

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Hoping to sneak a peak into the glitzy hotel, young Simon Sio was busted by hotel security and promptly thrown out. Standing on the sidewalk, he pointing at the building and swore he would buy it one day.

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Breakout Events Presents JAMES BAY Live in Cape Town and Johannesburg in March 2025. Fans are encouraged to snap up tickets ASAP, as these shows are expected to sell out quickly.

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Dinkelman was bitten in September of this year and because of an allergy to the venom, suffered a severe allergic response that landed him in a medically induced coma.

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