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Five family members convicted in R500k UIF fraud, money laundering scheme
GQEBERHA – The Gqeberha Specialised Commercial Crimes Court has convicted five accused people who are linked to a complex Unemployment Insurance Fund (UIF) fraud and money laundering scheme perpetrated against…
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Gqeberha family convicted in R500k UIF fraud, money laundering scheme
GQEBERHA – The Gqeberha Specialised Commercial Crimes Court has convicted five accused people who are linked to a complex Unemployment Insurance Fund (UIF) fraud and money laundering scheme perpetrated against…
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Newly published author debuts whimsical teddy bear road trip novel
Academic Peter van Nieuwenhuizen retires to Aston Bay, debuts fiction novel The Road Trip in new Waddlescock Tales series.
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‘Aunty Lau’ empowered with brand-new food trailer
Kouga Municipality’s ED Section gave entrepreneur Laurentia ‘Aunty Lau’ George’s culinary dream new wheels – literally!
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Jeffreys Bay organisation continues poverty fight despite funding struggles
Over a year after establishment, Abancedi Community Development Centre in Ebumnyameni, Jeffreys Bay continues assisting the underprivileged.
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Fallen soldiers, animal heroes remembered in Jeffreys Bay
Jeffreys Bay will come together on 11 November to honour fallen soldiers and animal heroes who served during times of war.
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VERONICA VERTEL | Kankerkinkel in my lewensstorie
Ek het in die laaste rubriek genoem van die niersteen wat my platgetrek het. Dit was met ongekende spoed dat ek ‘n sak gepak het.
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Homes handed over to destitute families in Jeffrey Bay
MEC Siphokazi Lusithi handed over 28 homes to destitute families in Oceanview, Jeffreys Bay on 31 October, including disabled beneficiaries.
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Kareedouw’s Jonathan Jantjies honoured as Best Security Officer
Jonathan Jantjies from Kareedouw was honoured as Best Security Officer at Humansdorp Traffic Department on 17 October for outstanding service.
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Beloved Ons Tuiste Humansdorp matron retires after 21 years
After two decades of dedication, Matron Riekie Anker retired from Ons Tuiste Humansdorp on 30 September, leaving a legacy that touched countless lives.
