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With homelessness becoming an ever-increasing concern in the Nelson Mandela Bay Metro, the need for temporary shelters where the homeless can receive a meal, medical attention, and take a shower, is a necessity.

Join St Francis Hospice and friends in celebrating the start of the festive season at the Feather Market Centre on Sunday, November 26, at 15:00.

With over 100 stallholders and a new venue, the annual Christmas in the Home market is set to make Christmas shopping a breeze when it opens for trading on December 8.

Westview School will have a workshop sale at the school in Mowbray Street, Newton Park, from November 27.

Have you ever wondered what your ancestors were like, and wish that you had known them? John Wilmot and Alan Montgomery from the Genealogical Society of South Africa (GSSA) are dedicated to assisting as many people as they can to…

The northern areas of Gqeberha might often be burdened with crime and poverty, but the Believe and Achieve Non-Profit Organisation is set on uplifting the community, and exposing all the good that happens.

Gqeberha woman, Mariska van Blerk, had a skin condition in her younger years that resulted in her being constantly bullied at school.

It is her love and compassion for people fighting cancer that inspired Inge Human, manager of the charity organisation Wings and Wishes, to participate in every Algoa FM Big Walk for Cancer over the past 25 years.

Intensive infrastructure maintenance work currently underway in KwaZakhele’s most affected areas, including Bhudaza and Stofile streets, is bearing positive results with challenges of sanitation blockages, bursts and leaks improving daily.

Democratic Alliance shadow minister of Police, Andrew Whitfield, recently spoke up about the rampant crime in Nelson Mandela Bay, and the violent nature thereof.