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By Gail Cameron Wescott,
September 2007
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Waiting for a miracle
By Celeste Fremon,
March 2008
Kelli would die without a heart-liver transplant. But medical aid refused to pay, and hospitals refused to take her
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All eyes on you
By Matebello Motloung,
March 2008
The first black woman in SA to own a CCTV company, Ipeleng Mkhari is making her mark as one of SA's most powerful women in business.
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"I'm not afraid of you"
By Bianca Wright,
October 2007
With little concern for her own safety, this feisty teenager was determined to stop two crooks from escaping.
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Pulling together
By Lynn Rosellini ,
August 2007
Two young women set off to row across the Atlantic. They had no idea what they were in for
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Drawn together
By Andrea Israel,
July 2007
A homeless boy. A woman determined to help. And a stack of drawings that changed two lives.
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Eating incognito
By Ruth Reichl,
July 2007
A top restaurant critic goes under cover – and gets a taste of unfine dining.
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Proof of Love
By Gabriella Baumann-Von Arx,
May 2007
How Lotti Latrous showed me the true meaning of happiness
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Inseparable
By Kenneth Miller,
March 2007
One twin struggled with a secret illness, and the other became a doctor. Together they've grown.
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Trapped in cement
By Margo Pfeiff,
March 2007
Efrain Alberto Del Valle felt hot in his overalls, gloves, mask and goggles, but around him it looked like a snow cave, caked with cement.
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Circle complete
By Dr Derrick Hurlin,
February 2007
Our lives are made up of large and small circles, and some are shaped by trivial incidents.
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The best of love lines
February 2007
In a series of submissions to Reader's Digest's Canadian edition, readers shared their stories of how they found true love.
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Of dolphins and men
By Amy Sutherland,
January 2007
How exotic-animal trainers helped cure my husband's bad habits – and a few of my own.
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"I will wait for you"
By Lynne Schuyler,
January 2007
Barred from marrying by their Communist regimes, the lovers never lost their desire to be together.
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Angels – why we believe
By Dimitra Kessenides,
December 2006
This poll reveals: how many South Africans believe in angelic power, how many are convinced they have their own guardian angel; and differences in belief patterns.
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If not for Kevin
By Jim Hutchison,
December 2006
A father must rely on his nine-year-old son in the face of an unforgiving wilderness.
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Heart of Gold
By Rosemary Hickman,
December 2006
He had no medical training but the former goatherd
became a key member of a pioneering surgical team
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Who R U?
By Jacinta Farrow,
February 2006
A quick sms message to a wrong number led me straight to Mr Right.
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Dumb and Dumber
By Jonathan Jansen,
January 2005
Young people are leaving school without literacy or numeracy skills, thanks to a system obsessed with pass rates and symbols
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