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Escape to Umfula Tented Camp
Children need a little more dirt in their lives
On Market Square, 'n tikkie nostalgie met 'n moderne kinkel
Rhoda: A life measured not in years, but in lives touched
Agnes Mine: The gold story that refused to die
Not voting? You leave the door open for those you want out.
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Not voting? You leave the door open for those you want out.
Umjindi’s DA candidates are advocating for its return as an independent municipality. Tomorrow, November 4, voters have their say on who will represent their community.
Family connection brings Barberton into SA historical novel
'n Dag in die bos is net die regte medisyne
Marzi’s Furry Friends spreads Christmas cheer to St. John’s children
The Jimny crew gets cheesy in Tonteldoos
📽️ Kultuurkonsert sorg vir hope pret
Moira’s Magical Fairy Garden come to life
Heritage & History
Agnes Mine: The gold story that refused to die
The origins of Agnes are somewhat tangled, as is often the case with a mine that has been worked, consolidated and renamed over more than a century.
Gold brought Kaapschehoop and Barberton together
Makhonjwa: our ancient mountain
Tiger Trap, where the gold rush still lives underground
The railway that changed the gold-rush town
Barberton families who vanished when the Drummond Castle sank
When faith came to the goldfields
Local Lifestyle
Children need a little more dirt in their lives
For many of us, childhood came with a certain amount of dirt. It was part of the adventure, and nobody considered a muddy pair of shoes evidence of a failed afternoon.
Retirement: Why starting late can cost you dearly
The joys and responsibilities of pet ownership
Simple ways to cut household costs
Rent or buy: Which makes more financial sense?
More than just a teacher
