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Kidney recipient to cycle 300km for hospital
After being born with a rare kidney disease that only affects boys, and waiting six years for a kidney, a young man from Nelson Mandela Bay will be cycling for more than 300km to raise funds for the hospital that…
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Vintage aircraft donated for display at SAAF museum
Chief Dawid Stuurman International Airport last week announced the donation of two display vintage aircraft to the South African Air Force (SAAF) Museum in Gqeberha.
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Motherwell dumping site transformed into recreational park
The newly renovated Ingwe Park in Motherwell’s NU1, was recently officially handed over to the community by Nelson Mandela Bay MMC for public health, Thsonono Buyeye.
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Good rain measured in catchment area, but ‘we are not out of the woods yet’
Day Zero might be pushed back after some good rainfall yesterday, but we are not out of the woods yet.
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IN THE SCHOOLS DEN | Cillie on the hunt for a win
After suffering a heart-breaking defeat, the Cillie rugby team will be looking forward to getting back on the winning path on their home ground on Saturday.
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David Livingstone: Parents not deterred by challenges
Despite construction at David Livingstone Senior Secondary School dragging on for the past five years and still not being completed, a small group of parents and an educator have been making great strides towards ensuring better education for learner
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IN THE SCHOOLS DEN | Tough match ahead for Daniel Pienaar
Daniel Pienaar will have to make full use of their home ground advantage when facing up to Brandwag on Saturday.
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IN THE SCHOOLS DEN | Framesby is geared up for Wildeklawer Tournament
The Framesby rugby side is full of confidence for the upcoming Wildeklawer Tournament for high schools, after an emphatic win over Daniel Pienaar.
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Vandalism in Nelson Mandela Bay has doubled over past year
Acts of vandalism in Nelson Mandela Bay have steadily been on the rise and more than doubled during the past financial year, compared to those of the previous year.
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Shock as Chatty Library is vandalised yet again
As a young boy, Chatty Library was a safe haven for him, a place where he could lose himself in an endless supply of books for several hours on end.
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