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Finding the Right Kind of Bug
Last week we looked at insects that help maintain ecosystems and ensure that your garden remains green, both literally and from an environmental point of view. But how do you actively go about attracting beneficial insects and ...
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Shaun Wewege
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18 Apr 2012
Save Energy and Money with Eskom’s Heat-Pump Rebate
South Africa’s energy scenario, although much improved, is still precarious and South Africans should use energy sparingly.
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Jacqueline Gray
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18 Apr 2012
Morningside is Up and at It
Virtually as old as Durban itself, the olde worlde suburb of Morningside may have been transformed by an ever increasing number of sectional title units, but the charm that lured buyers in years gone by continues to attract ...
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Lea Jacobs
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17 Apr 2012
Little Lulu Day Care Centre – Guarantees Happiness, Love and Attention at all Times
Little Lulu Day Care Centre is a safe country nursery school that provides a home away from home in Glen Austin, Midrand.
Open throughout the year, Little Lulu Day Care Centre offers a caring, family environment for babies from ...
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Claire Fraser
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17 Apr 2012
Lollipop Tree Playgroup – Home to the Best Kids in the World
Co-ordinated and hosted in the home of qualified nurse, Amanda Coetzer, award-winning Lollipop Tree Educational Playgroup in Randpark Ridge serves children between the ages of 18 months and four years of age.
Two teachers and a ...
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Claire Fraser
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17 Apr 2012
Green Economic Empowerment in SA’s Best Interests
Solar water heating research by The Pew Charitable Trust into the green economy in North America shows that, despite minimal investment, the emerging clean energy economy in that country has grown considerably and in doing so, ...
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Jacqueline Gray
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17 Apr 2012
Albertinia - Home of the Cape Aloe
The small town of Albertinia lies in a central position at the foot of the tranquil Langeberg mountains, where Cape Aloes dot the vast distances of the region.
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Anna-Marie Smith
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17 Apr 2012
Grahamstown - Historical Beauty at its Best
Property in Grahamstown in the Eastern Cape is holding its own in terms of price averages and although sales volumes are up from 151 in 2009, these figures still have some way to go to reach the 353 transfers recorded at the ...
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Lea Jacobs
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12 Apr 2012
The Gracious Lifestyle of Greyton
Greyton is a sought after Western Cape country village, with wide tree lined streets and beautiful homes, is known to lure those with a taste for all things fine, yet tranquil and pure.
Residents here have gone back to basics, ...
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Anna-Marie Smith
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12 Apr 2012
River Club - Secure Living in the Forested Heart of Sandton
River Club in Sandton is a suburb that, despite its size, doesn’t always spring to mind when thinking of prestige Johannesburg suburbs. However, sandwiched between Morningside and Bryanston, the suburb clearly deserves its ...
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Ben Kelly
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12 Apr 2012