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Taps stolen at brand new water collection point dubbed as ‘fake news’
The social media post made by a DA councillor that the taps at the brand new water collection point in Buffelsfontein Road have been stolen, has been dubbed as fake news by the JOC.
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Kirkwood riots victim still in hospital with brain injury
There was a day last week when she saw him in his hospital bed and thought that this was it: her fiancé was going to do die. There was no way that he was going to survive the day.
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Woman arrested after being “hijacked”
A woman will be appearing in the Gqeberha Magistrates Court today, June 17, after she was arrested for allegedly faking her own hijacking.
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Scammers posing as Eskom staff to gain entry to customers’ homes
ESKOM is cautioning Eastern Cape residents about a recent scam involving people impersonating Eskom staff/contractors.
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Nelson Mandela Bay learners are coding up a storm
The first-ever Unplugged Coding Competition for primary school coding clubs in Nelson Mandela Bay was hosted on Friday, June 10, at Summerwood Primary School.
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NMB toddler wheeled into heart surgery in mother’s arms
A three-year-old boy from Nelson Mandela Bay is doing well and is back at home after receiving life-saving heart surgery in Gauteng, three months ago.
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Missionvale turns trash into treasure
Keeping the township of Missionvale clean comes as a bonus to residents. Their plastic, tin and paper waste can now put food on their tables.
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From ‘darkness’ to glory: local paralysed bodybuilder pro’s story
After taking part in the World Championships recently held in Slovenia and becoming the first wheelchair-bound bodybuilder pro in not only South Africa but also the whole continent, it is hard to believe that this man, from a humble informal…
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IN THE SCHOOLS DEN | Excitement builds for upcoming Craven Week
The interschools rugby season in Nelson Mandela Bay might be entering a break but the provincial players can’t wait for the highlight of the year.
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Nelson Mandela Bay schools suffer under constant vandalism
Several classrooms have been left without electricity, and water has seeped through the walls of adjacent classes after pipes were cut and cables stolen during recent acts of vandalism at a Nelson Mandela Bay school.
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