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Isuzu Southern Kings partner with French club
THE Isuzu Southern Kings have agreed on a memorandum of understanding with French club, Toulon, in a move that will see a close working relationship between the two sides.
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Ford will now also export from PE Port
FORD Motor Company of Southern Africa is expanding its vehicle export operations by adopting a multi-port strategy with the first shipment of 1 000 locally assembled Ford Rangers from Port Elizabeth to markets in Europe.
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ReTrade Project in finals for national award
THE ReTrade Project, a community-based recycling and social empowerment initiative, will be competing in Topco Media and Communications’ 18th annual Top Empowerment Awards, which will be held tomorrow, April 11.
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1 000 Grands Prix and counting . . .
AT the end of the 2019 season, Talking F1 will be have covered 12 complete seasons of the Formula 1 world championship.
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Animal Welfare Society fuelled by Mastertons Coffee and Tea Specialists
MASTERTONS Coffee and Tea Specialists, Nelson Mandela Bay’s original coffee roastery, is donating over R17 000 to Animal Welfare Society Port Elizabeth (AWS PE) to bolster their vital transportation fund next month.
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Healing Minds boosted by a helping hand
THE Healing Minds Centre in Walmer township got a welcome boost on March 28 when The Boardwalk paid them a visit to hand over brand new industrial sewing machines.
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Local women launch beauty range
JOB creation and self confidence inspired two young women from Port Elizabeth to develop a beauty range, which boasts various products to cater for a wide variety of users.
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Learners enjoy annual water engineering competition
LOCAL high school learners received a quick education on the skills required to plan and build a water distribution network during the fifth annual iGEMS water engineering competition.
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Centre offers homework support to local learners
AFTER opening its doors in 2013 and reaching out to the community, the Chain Centre is now ready to offer after school homework support to more children.
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Dumped gravel has resident irate
A RESIDENT in Lorraine has described her driveway as a “warzone” after Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality officials attended to a burst water pipe in January.
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