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Seamstresses gifted new machines to uplift businesses
A GROUP of seamstresses from Nelson Mandela Bay and the Sarah Baartman District, who received industrial sewing machines and overlockers from the Eastern Cape Department of Rural Development and Agrarian Reform, said that the new equipment will impro
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Paterson High gutted classrooms restored
THE beacon of hope on the hill has been restored to its former glory, after the refurbishment of seven classrooms that burnt down eight years ago was recently completed.
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Student graduates ‘cum laude’ in sport, academics
DRIVEN by a dual passion and boosted by a massive support system, Nelson Mandela University graduate, Ashleigh Vaughan, has reaped the rewards of diligent work ethics in academics and sport.
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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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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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Frail home to benefit from honouring accident victim
ALMOST two years after her sister died in a tragic car accident with three other people, Rushana Ahmed will honour the memory of her late sister, Raeesa, by doing something for those less fortunate – just as her little sister…
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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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