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17 Feb 2021 Ladies of all levels of ‘able’ are special, every dayI always thought that Valentine’s Day was for couples who are reminded of their romantic attachments to each other, either new or over time. But on Sunday I found the true meaning of Valentine’s Day after all these years, when my husband invited me to one of our favourite restaurants to...
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10 Feb 2021 Success inevitable after CXPRESS exposureFollowing your cover page and article in CXPRESS of January 27 [read ‘Not scared to live his passion or name his price…’ on page 2 of that edition at www.cxpress.co.za], I am delighted to report yet another CXPRESS success.
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The turnout to see William Mwale in action at Love of Linen on... -
13 Jan 2021 Thanks a stack to ‘Smhart’ Ronney and Bitou’s tireless maintenance teamWe would like to express our gratitude and thanks to Ronney of Smhart Alarms, who came to assist us, as well ensuring that no one touched the live cable that had broken off and was lying across our driveway and alongside the pavement, as this was a highly-dangerous situation.
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13 Jan 2021 Does Bitou have a friend in the fencing business?It is difficult to conceive as to what Bitou Municipality is doing to promote tourism in Plettenberg Bay. In fact, they seem hell bent on destroying both the economy and tourist business of the town.
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I feel sure that Mr Ramaphosa did not order beaches (the most open areas for human breathing) to... -
13 Jan 2021 Christmas morning dawns beautifully… before turning shockingly violent‘On Christmas Day/on Christmas Day/on Christmas Day in the morning’ goes the song, and beautiful it was at around six-ish - quiet, clear and warmer than the pre-Christmas week of cloud and rain.
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It’s Christmas Day and a couple of 70-plussers are out for a walk down Julia Avenue.
In the...
