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Welcome the whales at Willows ahead of migration
APPROXIMATELY 60 years ago there were virtually no humpback whales in Algoa Bay, but they have gone from almost extinct to being right at the Bay’s shores, making Algoa Bay one of only six Whale Heritage Sites in the world.
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Packa-Ching now in Kensington
RESIDENTS of Kensington in Nelson Mandela Bay will now have the opportunity to earn money for recycling after a Packa-Ching Mobile Recycling Unit was recently launched in the area.
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Rugby teams gear up for national Youth Weeks
THE Eastern Province u/13 rugby team will get the first opportunity to make the province proud in the various upcoming national Youth Weeks.
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Illegal dumping in certain areas a health hazard
THE Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality is intensifying its campaign to clear all illegal dumping in the community.
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Friendly City maintain table spot
FRIENDLY City maintained seventh place in Motherwell Football Association (MOFA) First Division log table after overcoming NU 30 Future Stars 3–1 during their clash at Motherwell NU 6 Grounds, on Sunday.
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Packa-Ching now in Kensington
RESIDENTS of Kensington in Nelson Mandela Bay will now have the opportunity to earn money for recycling after a Packa-Ching Mobile Recycling Unit was recently launched in the area.
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Phedra in the spotlight after Milkwood Stakes win
FOUR-year-old filly, Phedra, will be the topic of discussion at various important meetings in the very near future.
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ZAFA teams suffer defeats
FANS watched teams suffer huge defeats during Zakhele Football Association (ZAFA) league matches on Saturday and Sunday.
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Welcome the whales at Willows ahead of migration
APPROXIMATELY 60 years ago there were virtually no humpback whales in Algoa Bay, but they have gone from almost extinct to being right at the Bay’s shores, making Algoa Bay one of only six Whale Heritage Sites in the world.
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