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10 UFH accused each released on R50 000 bail - Vimarsana News

10 UFH accused each released on R50 000 bail

The 10 accused were released on R50 000 bail, had to surrender their passports and must report to their nearest police station every Wednesday.

2024 Frozen Four Preview - Vimarsana News

2024 Frozen Four Preview

As JJ McCarthy stood in the raining purple and black confetti on the last day of the 2022 calendar, he knew (as did a lot more of us) that if the right people wanted to give it one more go, it could be magical. Yes, they blew a really big opportunity, but there was still a lot of eligibility to be had across the program. Sure enough, almost everyone with said eligibility wanted one more shot. They got it. And, oh boy, did they make it count. 2023-24 was supposed to be about football...and it was (I still have certain items on backorder). Michigan came together, pulled out some historic victori...

Norman and Margaret Pearson celebrate 65 years of marriage - Vimarsana News

Norman and Margaret Pearson celebrate 65 years of marriage

A York couple have celebrated an incredible 65 years of marriage together.

Pou whenua sculpture, Ōrongomai, overlooking Lyttelton Harbour cut down with grinder in brazen theft - Vimarsana News

Pou whenua sculpture, Ōrongomai, overlooking Lyttelton Harbour cut down with grinder in brazen theft

The large piece was fixed with bolts and welded in place - but it didn't stop thieves.

Pueblo partners with nonprofit preserve, reclaim green spaces - Vimarsana News

Pueblo partners with nonprofit preserve, reclaim green spaces

As urbanization encroaches and climate change reshapes landscapes, the importance of initiatives like Trees Please has never been more apparent.