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PE Express celebrates 35th anniversary
BACK in 1983 a 2-litre tub of Country Fresh Ice-cream at the Pick ’n Pay Hypermarket in Hunters Retreat, Port Elizabeth, was on special for R2,49. Everyone was watching the A-Team on their TV screens and dancing to the movie…
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Blind children empowered
THE Nkosinathi Foundation for blind and partially sighted people has launched the first early childhood development (ECD) project in the province to cater for blind and partially sighted children.
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Mercedes, Ferrari locked in battle for title
MORE often than not the crowning of an F1 drivers’ champion takes the sting out of the remaining races of that season. But there is no such thing as a dead rubber in Formula 1 and it is certainly not…
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Rotary members host beach clean-up
THE Rotary Club of Port Elizabeth West recently organised a beach clean-up to raise awareness of polio as part of the End Polio Now campaign in support of World Polio Day, which took place on October 24.
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Arcadia inwoners kla oor swak dienslewering
INWONERS in Arcadia het slapelose nagte oor ’n onwettige stortingsterrein en waterlekkasie in dié area en beweer hul klagtes val op dowe ore.
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G’n genade vir skelms in feestyd, sê Cele
GEEN stad, dorp of snelweg in die land gaan in die komende feestyd sonder padblokkades wees nie, sê Bheki Cele, minister van polisie.
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Lifestyle workshops help struggling teens
A LIFESTYLE workshop aimed at managing teenagers’ personal brands has made a change in each of the young adult’s lives through various interactive workshops.
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PE-born performer uses art to inspire social change
ART practitioner Wezile Mgibe will bring Death Graduates, a performance consisting of installation and visual art, to Bay audiences next month.
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Home to host Diwali dance
IN the 1970s and 1980s, the highlight of the social calendar in the Northern Areas was the annual Diwali Ball, organised by the Shamrocks Football Club.
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