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Market to celebrate second year
THIS coming weekend, local entrepreneurs will again come together for the popular Locally Yours Market, this time for its two-year celebration.
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Community urged to make use of Firearm Amnesty
LOCAL police are urging communities to make use of the Firearm Amnesty process that started in November 2019 and ends on May 31 this year.
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Bucket-list swim to raise funds for violin lessons
CAPETONIAN marathon swimmer, musician and mother-of-three, Carina Bruwer, is planning on attempting a 21km swim across the Bay from the beach front (Pollock Beach or Hobie Beach), to Coega Harbour, in aid of charity.
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Access road to Crossways Farm Village opened
“AGRICULTURE is the new golf,” said Dr Chris Mulder, co-developer of Crossways Farm Village at the official opening ceremony of the new access road being constructed leading up to this estate’s sales centre.
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Family raises funds to send teen soccer star to UK
A FAMILY from Salsoneville is currently hard at work, planning fund-raisers and making arrangements for 16-year-old Teagan Geduld to live his dream in England later this year.
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Villagers earn sweet revenge over Sparks
LOYAL supporters of Villagers were over the moon when their side earned a sweet 2-1 revenge triumph over their arch-rivals, Sparks, during their SAFA Nelson Mandela Bay Masters Association League game, which took place at Motherwell NU 9 Community Gr
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PEEFA big guns win Mayoral Cup preliminary round
SOCCER fans saw three of the big guns struggle to register their dramatic wins during the Port Elizabeth East Football Association (PEEFA) Mayoral Cup preliminary round, when they were up against the sides that gave them a run for their…
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School of Excellence lose for fourth time in month
MOTHERWELL School of Excellence need to pull up their socks, following a run of dismal performances.
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College students ‘give back’
THE IIE’s Varsity College Port Elizabeth recently hosted its orientation week and had a give back station during the ‘Get Connected’ session on the third day of the week.
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Careers expo prepares to equip class of 2020
ONE of South Africa’s biggest career fairs, the Working World Exhibition, began its work with the class of 2020, by delivering 20 000 career guidance workbooks to Eastern Cape senior learners this week.
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