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African Penguins might be extinct within 15 years
THE endemic African Penguin numbers have declined drastically from approximately 52 000 pairs in 2004 to 13 200 pairs in 2019. If current population trajectories continue, African Penguins could be functionally extinct within 15 years.
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Kirkwood Tafelronde samel R38 000 in vir vrou
“WONDERWERKE gebeur nog en daar is nog engele hier tussen ons.”.
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Computers stolen from tertiary institution in Kariega
REJECT and report any person or persons that are buying or selling suspected stolen property.
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Kirkwood school hoists Green Flag
“OUR status as a Green Flag Eco-School reflects our hard work and it will be recognised by other Eco-Schools around the world. We not only teach, but also inspire learners to see the beauty of sustainable living for everyone’s benefit.”
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Police seek answers after Kwano man’s mysterious murder
Detectives are on the hunt for three males who might be able to shed light on the mysterious murder of a 34-year-old man in KwaNobuhle yesterday, August 17.
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Missing Kirkwood child found in Knysna
An intensive search to safely reunite a 2-year-old girl with her loved ones in Kirkwood after being kidnapped earlier this month, had a positive outcome when the toddler was found by the Tsitsikamma K9-unit in Knysna yesterday morning, Tuesday, August…
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COMPETITION: Win Oxford First Bilingual Dictionaries
Almost three quarters of South Africa’s ‘emergent literacy’ learners cannot read for meaning in their home language by the end of Foundation Phase (Grades 1-3), the main reason because their language skills are weak, and they lack sufficient vocabula
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Land Cruiser 70: Nuwe onderdele vir ou modelle
Toyota Land Cruiser is in Augustus 1951 bekendgestel en vier vanjaar sy 70ste bestaansjaar. Hoewel die modelreeks aansienlik uitgebrei het, bly die kern DNS van die model in die metaalwerk ingeburger.
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Schools benefit from YMCA shoe campaign
YMCA Nelson Mandela Bay last week concluded the second round of the organisation’s school shoe campaign after the schools reopened this term. The campaign, which started mid-March this year, reached out to underprivileged primary schools in the Bay a
