Newspapers from South Africa
Rob patients wait weeks for surgery
MBOMBELA - With rising temperatures in the Lowveld, surgeries at Rob Ferreira Hospital have been delayed for weeks due to a cooling crisis in theatres. A patient who wishes to stay anonymous, to avoid prejudice to ongoing treatment, has been waiting...
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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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Gambling’s hidden toll: More than 1 300 flagged as high risk for suicide
More than 1 300 South Africans who sought help for gambling-related harm were identified as being at high risk of suicide in the 2025-26 financial year. The South African Responsible Gambling Foundation (SARGF) said its clinical data showed 1 345...
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Hiding behind lies, excuses
While Tshwane battles fallout from its contaminated water crisis, residents in eMalahleni are drinking from unverified underground sources. Across both municipalities, communities are paying the price for failing infrastructure, poor planning, official...
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Obesesithenjini sikanala usafuna izimpendulo ngokuhlanjalazwa
UBABAZA uthando aluthole ezinkundleni zokuxhumana ebhekene nobunzima bokuphela komendo wakhe usindi Dlamini (36), obonakale eshiya umshado wakhe nombhishobhi uhamilton Nala. Enkulumweni ekhethekile nesolezwe, uveze ukuthi wabona isithunzi sakhe...
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JMPD TOO BROKE FOR FUEL
Johannesburg residents could be left more exposed to crime and bylaw violations as the metro police department’s fuel crisis threatens to reduce the number of patrol vehicles in the city. The South African Municipal Workers’ Union (Samwu) has warned...
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Deadly shark attack rocks city
A 65-year-old woman has died following a fatal shark attack while swimming off the coast in Kugompo City on Tuesday morning. The victim, identified as retired nuclear physicist Janine Lochrenberg, suffered severe bites to her right arm and leg after...
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Money the top cause of mental distress
Financial stress is the leading contributor to poor mental health across all generations in South Africa, with 59%-66% of respondents surveyed by private healthcare group Mediclinic citing it as a cause. The data was published as consumers grapple...
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DUTY TO VOTE, BUT FAITH IN DEMOCRACY IS FADING
A MAJORITY of Western Cape residents believe voting is their civic duty, but growing disillusionment with political parties and declining faith in democracy point to a challenging climate ahead of the November 4 local government elections. The...
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CUSTOMARY RULES SHUT WOMEN OUT OF LAND OWNERSHIP
RURAL women continue to face discrimination in accessing land as customary practices that favour men are prioritised over the equality provisions of South Africa’s constitutional democracy. This is a finding of the Commission for Gender Equality...
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JOBURG WATER WARNING
RESIDENTS in parts of Johannesburg’s Bezuidenhout Valley have been warned not to drink or use their tap water after damage to a water pipeline raised fears of possible contamination, adding to mounting water-quality concerns following gastrointestinal...
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FEAR AND VIOLENCE THREAT TO POLLS
INTIMIDATION of independent candidates, fear of running for political office because of violence, destruction of campaign material and murder are just some of the incidents that have characterised this election campaign. The incidents have raised...
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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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FUEL RELIEF NOW, INFLATION PRESSURE LATER
SOUTH Africans will get temporary relief from punishing fuel costs after Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana announced a R10 billion fuel levy cut, but economists have cautioned that the intervention offers only a brief reprieve from the inflationary...
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Sibaya Trust hands over events centre to school
FACED with operational costs and limited public resources, Rydalpark Secondary School in Phoenix has opened the newly built Rydalpark Events Centre. The multipurpose venue serves as both a central gathering space and a sustainable income-generating...
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Hiding behind lies, excuses
While Tshwane battles fallout from its contaminated water crisis, residents in eMalahleni are drinking from unverified underground sources. Across both municipalities, communities are paying the price for failing infrastructure, poor planning, official...
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‘TAKE BACK OUR STREETS!’
“They have no idea how hard we worked for this!” Klipfontein community leader Zelda Masimla was emotional as she showed Talk of Town the destruction that metal thieves in the area have wreaked on the community. On Tuesday afternoon, we were outside...
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SURPRISE VISIT: Livingstone in public protector’s bad books
Patients were dying while waiting for assistance at Livingstone Hospital, while others languished for days without access to critical health care, the public protector heard during a surprise visit to the Gqeberha facility yesterday. Hospital chief...
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TEEN’S DROWNING RAISES QUESTIONS
WHAT was meant to be an outing to find relief from the scorching heat ended in tragedy when a 15-year-old boy drowned at Karen Muir Swimming Pool in Kimberley after joining a group of friends for a swim over the weekend. The incident occurred at...
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NUMBERS OF THE WEEK
The number of people who have tested positive for the Bundibugyo strain of the Ebola virus in Kenya, Al Jazeera reports. All patients are traced back to a Congolese patient who was transferred to Nairobi, Kenya, for treatment, but later died in early...
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Suspended metro officials paid millions to stay at home
Three alleged copper cable thieves are among eight city officials on Buffalo City Metro’s payroll being paid nearly R900k a month in total, while they sit idle at home, on suspension for various alleged transgressions. The eight include four senior...
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Hessequa vier 25 jaar se BLOUVLAGSTATUS
HESSEQUA - Hierdie streek het sy status as een van Suid-afrika se voorste kusbestemmings bevestig nadat al ses sy aangewese swemstrande vir die 2026/27-seisoen volle Blouvlagstatus behaal het. Hessequa-munisipaliteit het ook weer ’n spesiale serti...
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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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NURSING STAR TRIUMPHS OVER TRAGEDY
Local resident Preshane Tayob has celebrated a major achievement after winning two of the three tournaments in the recent Sunbet Poker Series. Tayob’s impressive performance across the series saw him emerge as one of the standout players, showcasing...
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BOTSING Gabby veg moedig voort
Die lewe van Gabby Rosser (21) en haar familie is Vrydagoggend onherroeplik verander toe sy in ‘n botsing in Munniklaan betrokke was en haar motor vlamgevat het. Rosser, wat op pad werk toe was, kon uit die brandende wrak ontsnap, maar het 85%...
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Mosselbaai groei wat sê Dawie Roodt?
Suiwer ekonomies is ontwikkeling gewoonlik ’n goeie ding, solank die infrastuktuur dit kan dra; en die mark sal besluit wanneer is genoeg genoeg. Hierdie is van die punte wat die nasionaal bekende ekonoom, Dawie Roodt, hierdie week tydens ’n gesprek...
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SUN
SAT OCTOBER Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has claimed there is a lack of “compelling evidence” to on European diplomats by Israeli settlers in the West Bank today. The Times of Israel reports that vehicles belonging to diplomats from...
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SICK DEAL
MOTORISTS and commuters using the Lansdowne corridor have been warned to take alternative routes as traffic flow in the area gets a major facelift for new MyCiTi buses. The City of Cape Town plans to completely close the major intersection connecting...
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FRAUD TRAP
AFTER losing her life savings to an online fraudster, one Empangeni resident is on a mission to warn others of the scam she so easily fell victim to. The scam, run by a person or persons purporting to be from South African Airways (SAA), appears to be...
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Isikolo saseCofimvaba siphuculwe ngezindlu zangasese ezintsha
Kkwamakhulu ANGANGEMINYAKA elishumi elinesihlanu, abafundi abangaphezulu amabini nootitshala baseKanyisa Primary Junior School eQutsa, eCofimvaba, babegilana kwizindlu zangasese ezimbini eziwokowoko. Ngoku ngenxa yamaSamariya alungileyo, isikolo...
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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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PROUD OF PILLAY
Navi Pillay, recipient of the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize, is an extraordinary woman whose courage and lifelong commitment to justice have left an indelible imprint on the conscience of humanity (Navi’s Nobel Moment, YOU, 22 October). Across decades of...
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Wina awokubuka iChiefs eThekwini
UCACISA ngesimo sabadlali bakhe abanokuthinteka uMiguel Cardoso ongumqeqeshi weMamelodi Sundowns, esempini yokuvikela isicoco sayo seCaf Champions League. IDowns izobhekana neWiliete yase-Angola emlenzeni wesibili weCaf Champions League kusasa...
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MY STORIE
VANOGGEND is Peanut, ons geliefde hondekind, oorlede. Jy was die mooiste Jack Russell-baba toe ons jou 17 jaar gelede ontmoet het. Jy’t my met jou bruin volmaanogies aangestaar en net daar het ek geweet ek gaan jou huis toe neem. Jy was altyd so op en...
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Ncikazi remains in Pirates’ plans
Mandla Ncikazi remains part of Orlando Pirates’ plans despite speculation linking him with a possible return to Golden Arrows, with the situation understood to be unchanged for now. The experienced coach has been away from the Pirates bench after...
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Solemn Sunday
THE brave attempt of a young man to save his friend sadly ended in him losing his own life in a tragic drowning at Alkantstrand just after 5.30pm on Sunday. Both were caught in rip currents at the main beach, in front of the lifeguard house, and while...
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BEFORE YOU SWIPE
SMARTMOVES FORBLACK FRIDAY,STOKVEL PAYOUTS,& FESTIVEBUDGET SURVIVAL
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Hope Street turns hostile
A frightening encounter with a brickwielding man on Hope Street has added to growing safety concerns in George South, where residents and motorists have reported incidents involving stone-throwing, alleged threats with a knife and suspicious...
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MAJOR DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS BOOST INVESTMENT IN UMGUNGUNDLOVU DISTRICT
Major development projects in the planning and pre-development stages could attract about R27 billion in investment to the uMgungundlovu District, including a proposed R10 billion smart city in Pietermaritzburg and a dry port and freight village in...
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W&H FROM THE ED
Some days, everything seems to happen at once. Emails keep coming, the to-do list grows, someone needs an answer, something needs fixing, and before you know it, the day has disappeared. Then there are the other moments. A good conversation that lasts...
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‘DRESS SEXY, THE BOSS IS ON HIS WAY’
A PHOENIX woman accused of being part of a human trafficking scheme allegedly told young women lured to Durban with promises of legitimate jobs to “dress in sexy clothing” because the “boss” was on his way. Shortly thereafter, two of the three job...
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ANNUAL SHUTDOWN:
Earlier this month, extensive maintenance was undertaken along the 861-km iron-ore export line stretching from Sishen in the Northern Cape to the Port of Saldanha in the Western Cape. Maintenance activities, which were undertaken by the Transnet Rail...
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Story on page
A MKHUZE man, reportedly fuelled by jealousy, murdered his daughter (3) and sent photos of the child’s blood-soaked body to her mother, before killing himself. Muzukhona Mbatha (29) from Bhekumkhonto area reportedly took his daughter, Nosisipho, from...
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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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Mckenzie and PA hit with cadre deployment claims
A LEAKED dossier has raised questions about a network of people linked to the Patriotic Alliance (PA) and its leadership who have held overlapping seats on Johannesburg municipal boards and national arts, culture and heritage bodies. The dossier named...
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How costly fuel prices hit millions
SOUTH Africans have found themselves caught in a relentless economic squeeze, facing an unprecedented rise of fuel prices that ripples through every aspect of daily life. As the pumps click higher month after month, the domino effect on food,...
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COSATU’S GNU BOMBSHELL
Labour federation Cosatu has taken a sharp swipe at the ANC, accusing it of negotiating behind its alliance partners’ backs to broker a governing coalition with the DA — a party they characterise as “a sworn enemy of the workers and the poor”. In a...
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‘Hidden’ extra billions for contract top-ups
● Government departments and state-owned entities have quietly funnelled nearly R70bn in public funds to service providers — often without competitive bidding or external oversight — by extending contracts beyond their original expiry dates and...
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CARRIM ARRESTED AHEAD OF DUBAI FLIGHT
SULIMAN Carrim, a controversial businessman from the North West and former regional treasurer of the ANC, has been charged with a crime for failing to appear before the Madlanga Commission of Inquiry. Carrim, who is remanded in custody following his...
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Carrim held in ‘dash to Dubai’
CONTROVERSIAL North West businessman and former ANC regional treasurer Suliman Carrim faces criminal charges after he was formally charged for failing to appear before the Madlanga Commission of Inquiry. Carrim, who is remanded in custody following...
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Carrim’s bid to flee ends in dramatic arrest
NORTH West controversial businessman and former ANC regional treasurer Suliman Carrim faces criminal charges after he was formally charged for failing to appear before the Madlanga Commission of Inquiry. Carrim, who is remanded in custody following...
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Paradise under pressure
During three months’ budget travelling recently in Mauritius to escape the Midlands winter, there was much unhappiness about the government phasing in a higher pensionable age. The Middle East’s troubles had also caused a rise in the cost of living....
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COVER:
Shea is far more important than the tub of body butter on a supermarket shelf might suggest. Most people encounter it as a cosmetic ingredient, but the world’s largest buyer of shea is the chocolate industry. Its kernels are crushed and refined into...
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Don’t let politics disrupt pupils’ future, says MEC
As the 2026 matric exams get underway with elections looming on November4,,EasternCape Education MEC, Fundile Gade is urging communities to protect the learning environment and keep political fights and protests from pulling children into the middle of...
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MBALULA CHALLENGES DA
ANC secretary-general Fikile Mbalula has called for a review of the Democratic Alliance’s (DA) role in the Government of National Unity (GNU) after the Constitutional Court overturned a decision that excluded 181 ANC candidates from the November 4...
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A quest for belonging
Drama director, sangoma and master’s candidate Silubonile Gqebe has drawn on his experiences during initiation and encounters with young people seeking spiritual guidance to create Ingoma Yomlanjwana, a production exploring paternal identity, cultural...
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UNEMPLOYMENT IN MPOPHOMENI
As part of its ongoing commitment to create opportunities for young people, the umngeni Unemployed Graduates Forum (MUGF) has recruited 10 interns from different elds of study, as well as ve TVET students for workplacement opportunities. Through its...
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SURROGAATMA PAK PAAR IN HOF
Amerikaanse vrou se besluit om siek baba in baarmoeder te red ontketen regstryd – dís wat wet hier sê
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Wool and meat: a dual-purpose breed for the modern sheep industry
The South African sheep industry has changed dramatically over recent decades. Today, producers are confronted with fluctuating wool and meat prices, rising input costs, drought and climate variability, limited feed and water, labour shortages,...
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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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Taj Hotels Expands Its African Vision
FOLLOWING THE SUCCESSFU l opening of Taj Bush Lodge, Taj Hotels is building a connected collection of African destinations shaped by wildlife, conservation, local culture, and the warmth of Tajness. Taj Hotels is strengthening its commitment to...
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Papillon Organic Farm is changing lives through agriculture
Farm owners Ruan and Marike Botha are farming with purpose, driven by a vision to create jobs, grow organic food and provide an environment where young people can learn valuable skills. With passion and support from the Small Enterprise Development...
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October 2026
Building a safe, sustainable, reliable and affordable transport system Social development: Progress, purpose and the responsibility to deliver Transport ADG Mathabatha Mokonyama shares how the department is sustaining clean audits while advancing the...
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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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SALON ATTITUDE, EVERY DAY: MEET THE NEW ERA OF JOHN FRIEDA
Great hair has the power to change how you feel. It can lift your mood, transform your look and give you the con dence to step into the day as your best self. For decades, John Frieda has helped make that con dence more accessible, combining salon...
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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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July 30 - August 5 2026 Eswatini: E46.60 Lesotho: M46.50
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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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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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