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Soulful sounds stand out in Stanley Street
It’s easy to spot Ricardo Goliath when he wanders down Stanley Street. With his sequined jacket, colourful hat and guitar in hand, Ricardo frequently entertains visitors to Stanley Street with his soulful singing. Once he strikes up a tune, most…
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New half-marathon a boost for road running
A brand new half-marathon on the Eastern Province Athletics roadrunning calendar is set to give the sport in Nelson Mandela Bay a timely boost.
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NELSON MANDELA BAY | Good rainfall measured at Kouga Dam
Good rainfall was measured in the catchment area of one of Nelson Mandela Bay’s biggest dams – the Kouga Dam.
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Winter Woolly drive is giving warmth
The Community Chest Winter Woolly Drive is in full swing. They are still encouraging the public to take the time to do a closet clear-out and donate all their unwanted clothing items and blankets towards this worthy cause.
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YMCA wages war against teenage substance use
Substance abuse is a growing problem in the youth demographic in South Africa, with children as young as 12 admitting to having used and experimented with gateway drugs, such as alcohol and marijuana.
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IN THE SADDLE | Fairview track will start South Africa’s biggest racing weekend
South Africa’s biggest horse racing weekend of the year starts with Friday’s action at the Fairview track in Greenbushes.
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Hope for a bright future as interns become permanent employees
The Boardwalk has given six interns hope of a better future, after they inked permanent employment contracts at the end of their six-month experience contracts.
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Johnny Baartman admits to murdering his ex-wife
Johnny Baartman (59), who has been charged with the murder of his ex-wife Desiree Baartman, admitted to the district surgeon that he killed Desiree.
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Gqeberha man who confesses to murdering ex-wife wants case to be resolved quickly
The Gqeberha man who admitted to killing his former wife wants the case to be resolved quickly.









