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Local school set to shine at prestigious rugby festival
Hoërskool Framesby will fly the flag for Gqeberha when they take on some of South Africa’s top rugby schools at the renowned.
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End of an era as Astra Primary principal steps down
After more than four decades in the classroom, Astra Primary principal Helma Boggenpoel is retiring, bringing to a close a 44-year teaching career.
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Teen develops offline AI study assistant to bridge digital divide
A Grade 11 learner has created an offline AI study assistant to help students keep learning despite poor internet access or load shedding.
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Procurement delays and vandalism stall Moore Dyke project
Frustration is growing in the community over delays at the Moore Dyke Sports Precinct, a project that was originally expected to be completed by 2024.
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Four generations of judokas compete in national championship trials
Nearly 50 years of judo tradition culminated as 140 multi-generational judokas competed in MJ’s Dojo’s final championship selection trials yesterday.
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Cycle for change: Activist’s 1 200km ride against GBV and child abuse
A 1 200km journey is underway as Mivuyo Qabo ‘cycle for change’ from Gqeberha to the Union Buildings in Pretoria to raise awareness of GBV.
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ACSA reboots STEM education at Walmer High School
Airports Company South Africa (ACSA) has relaunched its STEM programme at Walmer High to promote academic performance and aviation careers.
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Armed suspects flee with R118,000 worth of stock in Baywest Mall robbery
Seven armed suspects robbed a Baywest Mall store on Monday evening, forcing all staff into a storeroom before fleeing with approximately R118,000 worth of goods.
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Hawks investigate kidnapping of 22-year-old woman in Gelvandale
The Directorate for Priority Crime Investigation (Hawks) are investigating a case of kidnapping after a 22-year-old woman was allegedly kidnapped in Gqeberha yesterday.
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From problem buildings to safer streets
The Central Special Rating Area (SRA) has been taking proactive steps to address neglected buildings and improve safety in the area.
