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Farmers urged to dispose of obsolete pesticides safely

Annette HavengaAugust 18, 2026

The Western Cape Department of Environmental Affairs and Development Planning is encouraging farmers, government institutions and pest control operators to make use of CropLife South Africa’s free collection and safe disposal programme for obsolete pesticides and empty pesticide containers. The programme provides a responsible disposal option, with no legal repercussions for obsolete pesticides submitted for...

Johannesburg’s City Power will hold weekly imbizos to hear residents’ concerns regarding ongoing power outages

Annette HavengaAugust 17, 2026

Report compiled by Musa Mhlongo SABC News JOHANNESBURG SOUTH AFRICA – Johannesburg’s City Power will hold weekly imbizos to hear residents’ concerns regarding ongoing power outages. The first meeting will be held in Alexandra, north of Johannesburg, on Tuesday. The power utility has been battling with challenges of illegal connections, infrastructure theft and low electricity payments. City...

Consumers are left to carry the cost of plastic shopping bags warns Traderbag

Annette HavengaAugust 16, 2026

Shopping bags are one of the most visible sustainability touchpoints in the customer journey. Customers may not see what happens behind the scenes, but they are left, quite literally, carrying the bag, says Traderbag, a leading supplier of customized sustainable paper shopping bags. That is why this company is on a mission to persuade South...

Short documentary ‘Druk dit!’ illuminates arm wrestling and the close-knit community behind the sport

Annette HavengaAugust 16, 2026

It may surprise many to learn that arm wrestling is an international sport — but it does indeed require hard work and good technique, something you definitely cannot learn late one night in a pub… The short documentary Druk dit! lifts the veil and introduces viewers to the arm wrestling community. It focuses especially on Terence Opperman,...

Broad scope of loss explored in the short film ‘ ’n Poppy op die heuwel’

Annette HavengaAugust 16, 2026

A brother and sister return to a Namaqualand farm to bury their grandmother Poppy in the place where she spent more than 50 years of her life — but they find themselves up against the company that now owns it. Initially, Josh (Marunzo Thomas) tries to convince Laila (Lauren Joseph) that they should abandon the...

Rap icon Jack Parow flexed his muscles as The Masked Singer South Africa’s green machine, Spinach

Annette HavengaAugust 16, 2026

This week’s rollicking episode of SABC 2’s The Masked Singer South Africa served up surprise after surprise. A quirky “detective” called Pangolin arrived on the scene to put a scaly paw into the guessing game; for the first time this season, detective J’Something correctly identified the big-name celebrity behind the Mask; and it was revealed that...

THEO PAUL VORSTER CELEBRATES 20 YEARS OF LINOCUT PRINTMAKING WITH SPECIAL EXHIBITION AT RUST-EN-VREDE GALLERY

Annette HavengaAugust 14, 2026

Artist and printmaker Theo Paul Vorster celebrates two decades of linocut printmaking with a special exhibition at Rust-en-Vrede Gallery in Durbanville. The exhibition runs until 12 September 2026.The exhibition marks a significant milestone in Vorster’s career and brings his journey full circle, returning to the gallery where he presented his first linocut exhibition in 2006.Although...

An hour with – Valerie Munro, a powerhouse of inspiration

Annette HavengaAugust 12, 2026

When a dynamic businesswoman chooses to lead with both vision and compassion, her influence reaches far beyond awards and accolades. Valerie Munro is one such woman. She embodies resilience, leadership, and humanity. Not only is she a successful and accomplished businesswoman, but she is also a source of inspiration through the powerful story of her...

Reënboogrant returns with more drama, tough romantic choices and fresh trouble

Annette HavengaAugust 12, 2026

The Brink family and their friends make mistakes, fall in love, lose their way and help each other try again in the second season of Reënboogrant, which begins on Friday 28 August at 18:30 on kykNET (DStv channel 144). “I would describe the second season as a pursuit of success, love, identity and a struggle...

Die verhaal van Protea Village en gedwonge verskuiwings belig in ‘Die grond onthou’

Annette HavengaAugust 10, 2026

Die oorsprong van die storie strek ses dekades terug met gedwonge verskuiwings. Toe volg die grondeis van die 1990’s en uitgerekte wetlike prosesse. Protea Village neffens die Kirstenbosch Botaniese Tuin in Kaapstad neem nou uiteindelik stelselmatig gestalte aan met bouwerk wat na verwagting teen vroeg 2028 voltooi sal wees. Die dokumentêre kortflim Die grond onthou...

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Farmers urged to dispose of obsolete pesticides safely

Johannesburg’s City Power will hold weekly imbizos to hear residents’ concerns regarding ongoing power outages

Consumers are left to carry the cost of plastic shopping bags warns Traderbag

Short documentary ‘Druk dit!’ illuminates arm wrestling and the close-knit community behind the sport

Broad scope of loss explored in the short film ‘ ’n Poppy op die heuwel’

Rap icon Jack Parow flexed his muscles as The Masked Singer South Africa’s green machine, Spinach

THEO PAUL VORSTER CELEBRATES 20 YEARS OF LINOCUT PRINTMAKING WITH SPECIAL EXHIBITION AT RUST-EN-VREDE GALLERY

An hour with – Valerie Munro, a powerhouse of inspiration

Reënboogrant returns with more drama, tough romantic choices and fresh trouble

Die verhaal van Protea Village en gedwonge verskuiwings belig in ‘Die grond onthou’

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