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Strongman siblings impress at WC and national champs
April 26, 2024
Tough home loss for False Bay RFC
April 25, 2024
Dance teachers raise funds for Woodside
April 25, 2024
The King of Broken Things at Baxter Studio
April 25, 2024
Africa title the first of many for Khayelitsha’s Mgabi
April 25, 2024
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Dance teachers raise funds for Woodside
Chevonne Wilscott, left, of Retreat, with dance instructor Alec van de Rheede.Two dance teachers are giving jazz dance classes to...
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Strongman siblings impress at WC and national champs
Kommetjie siblings Timeon Jansen van Rensburg, 21, right, and his brother Reuben, 17, after winning gold and silver respectively, at...
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Tough home loss for False Bay RFC
False Bay RFC’s defence standing strong stopping an attacking play by Durbell in their 6-33 loss at the weekend.Motorvaps False...
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Africa title the first of many for Khayelitsha’s Mgabi
Lwando Mgabi cruised to victory in last Friday’s fight against Lebogang Pilane to go home with the WBF Africa Super...
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The King of Broken Things at Baxter Studio
Cara Roberts in The King of Broken Things. PICTURE: Suzy BernsteinThe production The King Of Broken Things will be presented...
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