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Grootboom takes first step to realising his dreams
NELSON Mandela Bay star fullback, Cedwyn Grootboom, is packing his bags and heading to the Allstars 7s Rugby Academy in Pretoria this year, where he plans to put his talents to good use.
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Programme brings new skills to Bay youth
THE Ed-U City Campus in Port Elizabeth have launched the Microsoft Imagine Academy programme on campus earlier this month.
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Nominations open for Gospel Awards
THE Gabriel Global Gospel (GGG) Awards 2019 are excited to announce that nominations are officially open and will close on March 1 at midnight.
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Speaker donates sanitary pads to local high schools in the metro
AN outreach programme has been launched where a total of 10 schools received sanitary pads and underwear donated by the Office of the Speaker of the Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality, on January 16.
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Martial arts star wins gold
A RISING martial artist prepared for months to show off his strength and endurance when he recently represented the Eastern Cape at the South African National Sport Martial Arts Championship in Cape Town.
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Celebrate Read Aloud Day
“THE fire of literacy is created by the emotional sparks between a child, a book and the person reading.” This according to Nali’bali’s managing director, Jade Jacobsohn.
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Youth rolls out anti-tyre burning campaign
THE youth organisation, UNLASA (United Nations Leadership Academy of South Africa), is embarking on a peaceful picket protest on Saturday, January 26, to create awareness around the destructiveness of tyre-burning in the city.
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PE artist releases global collaborations
THE recent collaborations by local music sensation, Gino Lee, together with two international artists, sparked a worldwide interest of fresh pop music, compelling stories and infectious beats.
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Mayor brings relief to SPCA
AN intervention by the Nelson Mandela Bay Executive Mayor, Mongameli Bobani, curbed the risk of closure for the Uitenhage SPCA (Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals) after he handed over a 12-month lease extension on January 10.
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Young coffin maker helps restore dignity
THE rate at which young people in his area perish due to gang violence, is the reason why a young man from Arcadia decided to make coffins and caskets with his own two hands.
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