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Amber-Rose Berry, 18, makes history as youngest SA woman to swim the English Channel | News24 (opens the original)
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Amber-Rose Berry has made history as the youngest-ever South African woman to swim the English Channel. Hailing from Pringle Bay, Western Cape, the 18-year-old took on one of the world’s most gruelling open-water crossings and completed the 33 kilometres in approximately 10 hours and 27 minutes, still to be officially ratified. According to a Facebook post by Chief Marketing Council (CMO) executive director Donovan Neale-May, since the average completion window for the crossing is between 12 and
Amor smiles even when sick, and now strangers are helping her get surgery | News24 (opens the original)
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Five-year-old Amor Mitchell is described by her family as a kind and loving child who smiles even on days when she is sick. Born with Down syndrome and congenital heart defects, Amor has spent her childhood battling frequent ear, nose and throat infections. Her mother, Monique Mulder, said Amor has a lasting impact on everyone she meets and that she loves her family dearly. And it’s that love that has rallied Amor’s community and strangers to support her and her family in their time of need. “Sh
Home at last: Fire Man the dog’s tearful reunion with repatriated owner in Malawi | News24 (opens the original)
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Following weeks of uncertainty, Stephen Singini reunited with his beloved dog and loyal companion, Fire Man, in Malawi this week. With the help of St Francis Animal Rescue, which started a viral BackaBuddy campaign, the public raised enough money to repatriate the six-year-old dog to Malawi and cover his veterinary costs. Speaking to News24 from Malawi, and coincidentally sitting next to Fire Man in his room, an overjoyed Singini said seeing Fire Man in Malawi was an emotional moment for him. “M
10 degrees, three generations, one family: UP brothers continue 60-year legacy | News24 (opens the original)
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When brothers Müller Pretorius III and Abel Pretorius graduated from the University of Pretoria (UP) in May, they were not only receiving their qualifications – they were also adding to the family’s legacy at the institution. The Pretorius family’s journey with UP started more than six decades ago, in 1959, and comprises 10 degrees that range from engineering, law, theology and medical sciences. For Müller III, choosing UP came naturally to him. “I grew up listening to stories of my parents’ and
Meet Africa’s first doctor to qualify in both paediatric and reconstructive surgery | News24 (opens the original)
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For Dr Kirthi Ramdhani, being the first in Africa to qualify in both Paediatric Surgery and Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery is not about chasing titles or making history. It is about caring for the whole child in their vulnerable moments as well as having the tools to restore form and function, dignity, confidence and hope. The 38-year-old South African was born in Tongaat, KwaZulu-Natal, and is currently based at Tygerberg Hospital and Stellenbosch University. She also volunteers as a specia
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