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SPONSORED | POWERX making a difference in the Bay area
POWERX, the first private company in South Africa ever to be issued with a trading license by NERSA, have put their money where their mouth is in the Bay area.
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IN THE SADDLE | Moon is back as one of the best
It is always wonderful to see when a fine racehorse is back to his best after a lean spell.
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TALKING F1 | Verstappen picks up the pieces
There was a moment in the opening stages of the Spanish Grand Prix that saw the race settle into a highly recognisable and monotonous pattern. But it lasted only for a brief moment as it delivered a dramatic series on…
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IN THE SCHOOLS DEN | Back to the drawing board for some teams
The Eastern Province selectors will take a good look at the available talent at the annual Meyer Sauerman school rugby day on Saturday.
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Gqeberha, J’bay dance studios join forces
The Studio in Jeffreys Bay run by Robyn D’Arcy, and Defying Gravity Dance School from Gqeberha, run by Heidi Samp-son and Lauren McCarthy, joined forces at the beginning of this year.
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Metro police celebrates five years in service
Glittering decorations of blue and gold, the parade of platoons, three massive blue and white cakes and three brand new cars as a gift were only some of the celebrations that recently took place when the Nelson Mandela Bay Metro…
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Doctor goes extra mile for patients, shaves head for CANSA
A young doctor working in the oncology department at Livingstone Hospital, recently stepped completely out of her comfort zone and decided to shave off her hair in order to do more for her patients by trying to walk in their…
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NELSON MANDELA BAY | More than twenty traffic lights out in the metro
More than 20 traffic lights situated across the Nelson Mandela Bay Metro are out of order, with some of them lying completely damaged on the side of the road.
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Powerlifters break records
NUMEROUS records were set during the Eastern Cape Powerlifting Championships, which were held on May 14, at Cape Recife School in Gqeberha.
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Public-private partnership for a clean, sustainable environment
A MAJOR clean-up campaign in New Brighton’s Sheya Kulati Drive and surrounding industrial area has birthed a promising future for the area, recently misused by residents and businesses to dump waste illegally.
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