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Shining Stars crowned cup champions
FOLLOWING a long period of not winning any leagues or cups, Shining Stars were crowned as Motherwell Football Association (MOFA) Welcome Home Tournament Cup champions on Sunday, after they won 4–2 on penalties over FC Motherwell in the finals, which
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Baakens Valley pedestrian bridge set for completion
SOUTH Africa’s first composite pedestrian bridge, located in the Baakens Valley, here in Port Elizabeth, is scheduled for completion this week.
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A helping hand can go a long way
AS one of the biggest animal charities in Nelson Mandela Bay, the Animal Welfare Society Port Elizabeth makes a big difference in aiding homeless, stray, neglected, abandoned, unwanted, geriatric, abused, sick and injured animals in the area.
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Informal settlements on the rise in Bay
INFORMAL settlements, which have been mushrooming in the Nelson Mandela Bay, Metro are rapidly increasing as the Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality (NMBM) is currently battling with a housing backlog.
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New mental health unit for Bay
MENTAL health patients in the Nelson Mandela Bay Metro having to wait up to three weeks at public hospitals for a bed, will now be admitted to a newly renovated mental health unit.
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By-law to ban fireworks in Bay delayed
A BY-LAW to ban all fireworks in residential areas and public open spaces in the Nelson Mandela Bay metro has been standing idle since 2013.
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Highland Spurs advance in cup, Tigers eliminated
WITH Motherwell Football Association (MOFA) Welcome Home Tournament Cup group first round games nearing their end, some of the teams played their hearts out in order to book themselves berths in the second round of the tournament, in their matches…
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NMU Choir: Singing to the world for 25 years
THIS year marks the 25th anniversary of South Africa’s first multiracial university choir, formed at the very start of this country’s democracy, and celebrates a journey of excellence that has taken Nelson Mandela University’s talented singers across
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Local bonsai club to host 50th anniversary show
“WELL, who would have thought we would still be around after 50 years? We must be doing something right!”.
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Hamilton – six-time Formula 1 world champion
THE 2019 American Grand Prix won’t go down as one of the most exciting races, but it will undoubtedly be remembered as the day when Lewis Hamilton became a six-time Formula 1 world champion.
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