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Gospel artist thrives in ‘Igwijo’
A well-known Mdantsane Township in East London gospel artist, Vuyisani Sholo – known as Vee – has ventured into the popular Igwijo music that is usually used in traditional ceremonies, including imigidi and traditional weddings.
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Nursing college targeted by scammers
Eastern Cape Department of Health Spokesperson , Sizwe Kupelo confirmed that this department wishes to warn members of the public and those interested in pursuing nursing studies at Lilitha College of Nursing that scammers are targeting unsuspecting applicants.
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Three people have died, three sustained serious injuries in vehicle accident in Butterworth
Three people have died while two others sustained severe injuries after the vehicle they were traveling on lost control and overturned in a mountainous and steep gravel road in the Qeqe Administrative Area, Butterworth.
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Missing girl (6) found dead in Inyibiba
The alarming incidents of attacks on women and children are a stark reminder of the urgent need for collective efforts to create a society where everyone feels safe and protected.
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Innovative crime intelligence system to combat rape
Walter Sisulu University graduate, Buzwe Dlembula, and Bachelor of Physics student, Mphathise Dayimani, have created a sophisticated crime intelligence system by matching Deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) to catch criminals.
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Organisation launches Main Safe Space
The co-ordinator of Economic Strengthening Livelihood (ESL) from the Songe Social Change non-profit organisation in Mthatha, Snobom Gwityi, confirmed that they had launched Main Safe Space at Ntlaza locality in Libode, recently.
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WSU Accounting Sciences head recognised by SAICA
Walter Sisulu University (WSU) Accounting Sciences head of department, Senzo Ndlangamandla (35), has clinched the prestigious top spot as the overall winner among South African Institute of Chartered Accountants (SAICA) 35-Under-35 recipients.
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RAF stops fraudulent claims worth over R2.6 billion
RAF (Road Accident Fund) spokesperson, McIntosh Polela, confirmed the RAF has successfully halted fraudulent claims valued at R2 605 641 281.07 from being paid over the last three financial years.
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Taiwanese organisation donates to people with disabilities
A Taiwanese humanitarian organisation, the Buddha’s Light International Association, in partnership with the provincial Department of Community Safety and Khulisa Youth Development Non-Profit Organisation (NPO), have donated mobility devices to the e
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Pieters delivers on promise of tractors to farmers
Eastern Cape Rural Development and Agrarian Reform MEC, Nonkqubela Pieters, has delivered on her promise to give farmers under the OR Tambo District tractors to boost agricultural production in the district.









