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– We start with Kimi Antonelli following his victory in Belgium. – Charles Leclerc reflects on his second-place finish at Spa. – Max Verstappen reacts to his podium finish on Sunday. – We find out who came out on top at the Estonia Rally. – We end with a special Mandela Day project featuring Ferraris.

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Interesting Stories

The Case for Pen and Paper in a Fast-Moving World

In a fast-paced digital world, embracing pen and paper can enhance creativity, deepen thinking and improve clarity in both professional and personal pursuits. In today’s tech-focused world, we tend to deviate more to the digital. We tap away at our computers, we gaze at our screens and our thumbs fly across the keypads on our phones. These actions tend to be more reactive than proactive. We are either responding to […]

todayJuly 20, 2026 7

Interesting Stories

Interview: Andre the Hilarious Hypnotist

Andre the Hilarious Hypnotist has been entertaining audiences in South Africa and abroad with his hilarious hypnotic entertainment for the past 35 years. With his training in theatre and comedy, André brings to life his unique form of entertainment in which members of the audience become the stars of the show. Here to tell us more about hypnotism as entertainment is Andre – the hilarious hypnotist.

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Roan Antelope

 Roan Antelope .  A very large antelope standing on average 1.43 m at the shoulder and having a  mass of up to 272 kg . Both sexes have scimitar - like horns and very long ears.    Their  habitat has very specific requirements that being open savanna with large stretches of tall grass and sufficient water. They are sensitive to any change in habitat such as bush encroachment and over utilisation […]

todayJanuary 1, 2025 370

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Festive Robin

Festive Robin  Our very own Natal Robin now called the Red Capped Robin Chat . A common resident  found  from East London northwards along the east coast and lowlands KZN and  north eastern  South Africa.     They are usually solitary or in pairs, being elusive they keep mostly to the undergrowth of evergreen  forests and thickets in parks and gardens where they forage on the ground especially at dusk for […]

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