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Weekly Snapshot: Globe Post Newsletter

by Viki Stuurman
May 7, 2026
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This week, Globe Post highlights the stories making an impact across Lenasia South and surrounding communities – from the public outcry after a local patient was turned away from hospital care, to the retirement of long-serving education icon Principal Abrahams after 40 years of service. We also reflect on moments that brought the community together.

Our Weekly Snapshot keeps you informed, connected, and engaged with the people, issues, and stories shaping our communities.

Read this week’s edition below:

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Viki Stuurman is a two-time Journalism and Media Studies graduate with an Honours degree in Journalism and Media Studies. With over two years of experience working as a field journalist, I have developed strong skills in reporting, storytelling, and wonderful interviewing tactics. My passion lies in producing accurate, impactful, and insightful news stories that informs, educates and empowers the public.

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