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Businessman’s innovation makes him see the world
Innovation as key not only to grow your business in an extremely competitive telecommunications market, but also to have a much better chance of succeeding, now and in the future.
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Earth Hour: Put nature at heart
For Earth Hour on Saturday, 26 March 2022 (from 20:30 to 21:30) all South Africans are invited to join the global community in celebrating the role nature plays in our lives and the vital role it has when it comes…
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Driver sought by Despatch Detectives
Dectectives from the police in Despatch are urgently looking for the driver of a grey Honda vehicle, who was allegedly involved in an accident with a pedestrian in Main Road, Despatch at about 06:30 on Saturday, 25 December 2021.
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Injured man dies after making it to doorstep of family home in Despatch
A man from Reservoir Hills in Despatch died shortly after making it home in the early hours of the morning and telling his family that he had been stabbed.
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First locally engineered Isuzu rolled off production line
The first locally engineered and produced 7th generation Isuzu D-Max bakkie rolled off the production line at the Struandale plant last Thursday.
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Here’s how to keep your water wise ways going . . .
For many South Africans, especially residents of the Eastern Cape, low rainfall, water shortages and water restrictions are now more than just a harsh reality – it’s turned into a full-blown nightmare.
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Local singer/model to perform at air show
Local model and singer Chad Varnicker will be performing at the Klinicare Wings and Wheels Air Show which will be held on Saturday, 2 April at the Uitenhage Airfield.
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‘We want our girls back in school’
“We want our girls back in school. There are too many girls who miss a week of school each month owing to not having access to sanitary products or safe toilets.”.
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Groundwater critical for secure future
Groundwater has always been critically important to human society and ecosystems, but it hasn’t been fully recognised. To help countries with high water security risks, groundwater should be at the heart of sustainable development policymaking.
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Sounds of shofars a call for revival
The unique loud sound of shofars being blown from Cannon Hill will in the days to follow, fill the air in Kariega as an urgent message across distances for residents to spiritually “take up the battle” to help turn-around the…









