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From global politics and climate change to events that affect our wallets — like why petrol prices rise or where conflicts are happening — international news impacts us all.

Some say life’s best moments happen when you forget the rules — like splashing through puddles and laughing under a grey sky.

Thabazimbi – Local doctors and pharmacies have confirmed to Platinum Bushvelder that Thabazimbi is currently experiencing a measles outbreak, with many residents already infected. Community members are urged to take immediate precautions and seek medical attention if symptoms appear.

Thabazimbi/ Lebowakgomo/ Mahwelereng – Waterberg TVET College proudly celebrated its 2024 Graduation Ceremony on 9 October 2025, hosted at the College’s IT and Computer Science Centre.

Northam/ Hartbeespoort – A heart-warming story of courage and compassion unfolded on Friday 8 August 2025, when a barn owl with a fractured wing was rescued in an extraordinary cross-province operation — complete with an airplane and a community united by care.

Thabazimbi – Die laaste saalopening vir die 2025-matrieks en die eerste amptelike dag as leiers in hul nuwe rolle — dit was die tema van ʼn gedenkwaardige Maandag (13 Oktober 2025) by Hoërskool Frikkie Meyer.

Ons onthou met liefde wyle Tillie La Grange (76), oorlede op 9 Oktober 2025. Haar roudiens vind op Vrydag 17 Oktober 2025 plaas om 11:00 by die ouetehuis te Thabazimbi.

Some say life’s best moments happen when you forget the rules — like splashing through puddles and laughing under a grey sky.

From endless queues to unanswered calls, many South Africans feel let down by public service delivery.

Ever wondered why elevators have mirrors? It’s not just for checking your hair! In the 1950s, building managers received countless complaints about “slow elevators.

From endless queues to unanswered calls, many South Africans feel let down by public service delivery. But what’s really to blame — lack of skills, weak leadership, or sheer indifference?

Some say miracles are extraordinary acts of divine intervention, while others view them as coincidences or unexplained events. Whether it’s a healing, survival against all odds, or a small blessing in your daily life – we’d love to know your thoughts.
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