Shanti Jafta
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The Rotary Club of Uitenhage South received over 15,000 donated books from Texas, distributing them to local schools and communities to promote education and literacy.
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Nelson Mandela Bay faces a troubling rise in kidnappings, particularly targeting foreign business owners. Law enforcement agencies are actively addressing safety concerns and investigating these incidents.
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Workers protested at the Cuyler Street Municipal Court, demanding better conditions and addressing safety issues, while City Manager promised oversight and action on their complaints.
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The Matanzima Bridge in KwaNobuhle is undergoing repair after June 2024’s flood collapse, with local SMMEs constructing gabion baskets to prevent future erosion and stabilise the structure.
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Two high school learners were allegedly raped and murdered in Khayelitsha, an area of KwaNobuhle, on June 18, sending shockwaves throughout the Nelson Mandela Bay.
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Four suspects in the KwaNobuhle double murder of two high school learners appeared in court, waived bail, and face community concerns over their potential release.
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SAPS has opened a double murder case in KwaNobuhle after two burnt female bodies were discovered. Authorities seek community assistance in identifying victims and motives.
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The NMBM hosted an SMME workshop for entrepreneurs, emphasising their importance in economic growth and planning for an upcoming summit, while celebrating Youth Day and its significance.
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Kyla Cronje initiates the Dignity Rising Project to renovate Salem House at Oosterland CYCC, aiming to improve young girls’ living conditions through community support and donations.










