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LIFE has been a roller- coaster ride for former 7 de Laan actor Fiks Mahola of New Brighton. Some may think the 35-year-old is confused about his calling as he has pursued several career paths - at one time even showing interest in becoming a Catholic priest.
THE Elton John and Tim Rice-created musical version of the opera Aida, presented by Theodor Herzl High School, was named show of the year in the senior school category, with Collegiate Junior's staging of Disney's Alice in Wonderland receiving the same accolade among primary schools, at the 24th annual Clover Junior Showtime Awards ceremonies held at the weekend.
MIDDLE-AGED men who drink the equivalent of two and a half pints (about a litre) a day risk speeding up memory loss and mental decline by six years, British researchers have warned.
Facebook may be as addictive as alcohol or cigarettes, warns teen workshop facilitator HEATHER HANSEN
GAZING from the deck of your chalet into a mountain of greenery, with nothing but the chirping of birds as they swoop across the landscape to break the silence, it's hard to believe you are only 15 minutes away from the hustle and bustle of Port Elizabeth.
Louise Liebenberg chats to well-travelled culinary wizard Dewald Hurter about his career, life experiences and tenure at Chez Patrick restaurant
FORGET where you are for a moment and you could easily imagine yourself sipping prosecco in a tiny Italian port or soaking up the sun in some other idyllic Mediterranean setting.
COUNTRY restaurants, wild flowers in bloom, a thriving arty community and the apartheid kitsch collection at Pieter-Dirk Uys's Eva se Peron are all good reasons to head up the West Coast to Darling.
BAY-BASED entertainment company Centrestage will host its first ever open auditions for local talent next month.
THE splendour of the Garden Route has been known to attract many famous faces over the years, including golfers Ernie Els and Gary Player and cricketers Barry Richards and the late Hansie Cronje.
This Mill Park home features loads of character, Helen Crooks discovers
Many house plants die from over-watering rather than under-watering. Weekly watering should be about right.
THE most amazing thing about angling is that no day or situation is ever the same. It is like lightning that never strikes in the same place - what you experience today will not repeat itself tomorrow.
ACOUSTIC guitar fans in the Eastern Cape are in for a special treat as musical legend Tony Cox is heading here for a series of performances to promote his forthcoming album, Padkos.
OUR social lives and night lives should be almost back to normal since the lean weeks of "Januworry" are almost over.
KICKING off the new year we highlight a French beauty which deserves consideration if one's in the market for a family vehicle.
IS this the best Opel Astra sedan yet? After spending some time with the Astra over the festive season, we came away very impressed!
PORT Elizabeth radio personality Alfie Jay is one of nine judges adjudicating this year's MTN Radio Awards.
THE future is looking rosy for the Port Elizabeth kwaito duo of Sithembiso Kula, known as Mathousand, and Lungile Msizi, known as Sdudla ("the fat one").
GET up off that couch this weekend and get moving with a series of practical workshops aimed at restoring litheness and mobility to stiff and aching bodies of all levels of fitness.
IT is no surprise that Plettenberg Bay software developer Tarn Alcock is over the moon after being named among 1058 people around the world to compete for a one-way trip to Mars in 2024.
DECEMBER was a month to remember for 19-year-old Sibusiso Klaas of Uitenhage when he celebrated his umgidi with family and friends.
UMGIDI celebrates the end of a journey but also symbolises the start of a new one, says mother Sizeka Magwenthshu-Rensburg who celebrated her son’s homecoming.
THE traditional practice of umgidi may not be well known by all South Africans but here in the Eastern Cape the Xhosa cultural event is a joyous family celebration.
CLEAR skies make for ideal conditions to prepare a fire. With help from neighbouring women the peeling, chopping and dicing of veggies goes swiftly.
FIVE years of hard work and dedication have made clothing boutique store owner Maryna Nortier a master businesswoman
NELSON Mandela Metropolitan University fashion design student LeighAnne Liebenberg finished last year with a trip to India where she was runner-up in an international design competition - and only narrowly missed out on winning the event.
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