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Eerbetoon aan geliefde verkeersman van Despatch
DIE groot verkeersman met die sagte hart se stem is stil.
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CMR: ‘Children are extremely hungry’
“THE alarmingly high unemployment rate and substance abuse, which is an enormous problem in our area, as well as the negative impact of COVID-19 are the main contributors to the escalating case load of vulnerable people needing help from us.”.
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Dorp help vrou om weer te loop
’n Lid van die Tafelronde 78 Kirkwood gaan Saterdag die speke oor ’n sirkelroete van nagenoeg 500km deur die Karoo laat sing ten bate van ’n vrou van dié dorp in die Sondagsriviervallei wie se been geamputeer is.
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Strong unity safeguards town
LOOTING and vandalism are short-sightedness that has detrimental repercussions on the economy and job losses.
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Taxi convoy warns against looting
“IF you loot, you will meet the long arm of the law after we catch you” warn taxi operators.
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‘Not on Our Watch’ anti-looting campaign welcomed
MAKING sure that infrastructure and businesses are protected after the recent incidents of looting and destruction in Gauteng and Kwazulu Natal, Community Policing Forums and the business sector from Nelson Mandela Bay metropole immediately rallied together to ensure that such…
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VW remains SA’s leading passenger car brand
THE Volkswagen brand sold 6 824 more vehicles this year when compared to the same period in 2020 which was affected by the hard lockdown in April.
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Woman (34) dies in train accident
A 34-year-old woman was hit by a train as she crossed the railway line at Despatch Station just after 06:15 this morning, 19 July…
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Crippling state of the Bay’s water supply
RESIDENTS and businesses in Nelson Mandela Bay must reduce their daily water consumption levels by at least 20% to urgently mitigate the risks posed by a third of the metropole potentially not having water in the coming weeks and months.
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Kwanobuhle: Water tanks emergency intervention
WORK to prepare for what seems to be the inevitable eventuality of KwaNobuhle running out of water has started with the installation of water tanks as an emergency intervention.

