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Local rapper offers recording time to artists
RAPPER Chevandre Jantjies, from Booysen Park, who is familiar with the challenges young artists are faced with, hopes to help those in his area to tell their stories by providing them with free recording time at his recording studio.
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NPC goes from mascots to masks
TOURISM has been devastated by Covid-19. The impact has many tentacles, reaching out and affecting different communities and conservation projects.
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Headmaster earns recognition in sports fraternity
SWARTKOPS Primary School headmaster, Lwandile Aba, is described as an all-rounder when it comes to school sport.
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Kites on power lines are causing outages
THE Nelson Mandela Municipality’s electricity and energy directorate is urging children to stop playing with their kites under power lines.
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Certain local football teams defy lockdown regulations
TO the surprise of Motherwell NU 7 residents, certain teams have not been complying with nationwide lockdown regulations after they were seen ready to play at Motherwell High School grounds on Saturday.
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Chef adds risotto Milanese to menu
CAPSICUM Culinary Studio chef lecturers have taken on the task of coming up with some delicious dishes for the whole family to enjoy during the lockdown.
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Wells Estate youth equipped with lockdown regulations
MAMELODI Sundowns FC Eastern Cape Supporters provincial coordinator, Lulamile Mzayiya, who lives in Motherwell NU 9, decided to run a programme to raise awareness on Covid-19 lockdown compliance among the youth of Wells Estate recently.
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ATKV-takke leef #WeesDieVerskil uit in gemeenskappe
VERSKEIE ATKV-takke het hulle moue opgerol en gedurende die Covid-19 pandemie ingespring om mense in nood by te staan.
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Possible rates payment holiday
THE DA in Nelson Mandela Bay Metro has formulated an economic relief proposal for residents and businesses in the metro that have been suffering under the nationwide lockdown as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Drought: ‘Stop extracting from Kouga Dam’
THE Nelson Mandela Bay Metro is dependent on more than 60% of the Kouga Dam’s water, a source which might run dry in mid- to late November this year.
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