News
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A little more Christmas in Gqeberha
This year in Gqeberha, Harvest Christian Church will host a free community project event, open to everyone.
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Marktfees, a Festival of Stars, Lights
The Marktfees fair promises to be a joyful event during which a variety of stalls will be carefully assembled and hand-picked creative makers – artisans and craftsmen – will collaborate in creating a magical atmosphere, exclusive to this time of…
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Police seek missing woman (56) in Swartkops
SAPS Swartkops detectives are seeking the community’s assistance in tracing a 56-year-old woman who went missing on Monday, November 20.
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DA founding member, Dr Tertius Delport dies at age 84
The Democratic Alliance (DA) in the Eastern Cape is saddened to learn about the passing of Dr Tertius Delport and we would like to extend our sincerest condolences to his family and friends.
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Great need for homeless shelters in Nelson Mandela Bay
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.
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Get ready for Carols for Hospice
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.
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Countdown to Christmas in the Home has begun
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.
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Westview gets ready for workshop sale
Westview School will have a workshop sale at the school in Mowbray Street, Newton Park, from November 27.
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Here’s what the Genealogical Society of South Africa does
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…
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A daddy-daughter dance like no other
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.










