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Skeletal remains next to Verwoerd Drive
THE skeletal remains of an unidentified male were found recently in the field next to Verwoerd Drive in Kariega. Detectives from SAPS Uitenhage are urgently seeking the community’s assistance in tracing the next of kin of this unidentified male, susp
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No solution to electricity crisis
“STAYAWAYS, protest actions and threats to business are not a solution to the country’s electricity and loadshedding crisis and are deterring investors from risking capital investment into rebuilding our economy and retaining much- needed jobs.”.
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Kariega: Duiwe-vrou kry Springbokbaadjie
Daar is groot opgewondenheid onder die Uitenhage Federasie se duiweboere nadat Catherina Kruger ’n Springbokbaadjie ontvang het.
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Kyk uit vir dié Arende op die gholfbaan
Drie broers van Kariega en hulle pel, wat almal ‘n liefde vir gholf deel, het besluit dit is tyd dat hulle onder ‘n spannaam speel. En nou staan hulle as die Arende bekend.
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Ou Quest-vulstasie in Kariega lok ál meer vandale
Die vervalle vulstasie op Kariega lok vandale en skroot-ysterstropers. ’n Bakkie is ingespan om helder oordag ’n kluis weg te ry.
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100 000th VW Polo ‘made in Kariega’
Starting the month of March on a strong note, the Kariega plant of Volkswagen Group South Africa (VWSA) built the 100 000th unit of the current Polo for the local market.
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Impressive prize purse offered in Absa RUN YOUR CITY Series
No strangers to the Absa RUN YOUR CITY Series, Kenya’s Diana Chesang and Lesotho’s Neheng Khatala will return to South African shores where they’ll join SA’s Glenrose Xaba at the inaugural Absa RUN YOUR CITY Gqeberha 10K on Sunday, 2…
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Local principal on welcoming duty
Every school day, no matter what season, come rain, wind, loadshedding or sunny skies, the principal of Despatch Preparatory, Madeléne Sachse will be on duty at the school’s entrance, welcoming each of the 608 learners.
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NMB Business Chamber: Loadshedding ruins business
Load shedding is having a detrimental impact on investments and jobs in Nelson Mandela Bay, with one in five businesses reporting that they have cut jobs and over 90% halting investment and expansion plans.
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Despatch Preparatory to transform into primary school
Five schools in the Despatch and Kariega regions have been identified by the Department of Education to be fully transformed primary schools by 2027, offering Grade R to Grade 7 classes.









