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Get your will drafted for free
RESIDENTS can take full advantage next week to have their wills drawn up for free at participating legal practices during National Wills Week.
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Young golfers benefit from National Lottery
THE Uitenhage Golf Club in collaboration with the National Lottery made a group of young golf development players happier than scoring a birdie, eagle, or albatross.
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Igazi Foundation to benefit from Big Walk for Cancer
THE Igazi Foundation will be this year’s Algoa FM Big Walk for Cancer beneficiary.
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PinkDrive mobile health unit in Despatch today
COVID-19 has dramatically impacted the screening and treatment of non-communicable diseases such as cancer and diabetes as well as communicable diseases such as HIV/Aids and TB.
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Literacy: Hand puppets bring a story to life
HAND puppets are an excellent tool to help stimulate the imagination of young minds, mainly because it helps them to experience the magic of story book heroes turning into real life, tangible, relatable characters .
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Sive a shining example of perseverance in difficult times
INSTEAD of sitting around at home after struggling to find a job, Sive Makana from Khayamnandi in Despatch decided to practise making beautifully decorated cakes and cupcakes and now she wants to encourage young people to use their talents to…
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U’hage CPF committee elections
THE Station Commander of the South African Police Service in Uitenhage, Brigadier Thandiswe Kupiso invites stakeholder organisations within the Uitenhage station precinct, to nominate candidates who will stand for the elections of the Executive Committee of the Uitenhage SAPS Community…
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NMBM: ‘Parties – main spread of COVID-19’
THERE is reason for concern as the Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality COVID-19 active cases have increased sharply.
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Manhunt for murder suspects
DETECTIVES in Uitenhage have implemented an activation plan in an effort to track, trace and arrest three suspects who allegedly robbed a business in Caledon Street, Uitenhage, and murdered one of the employees.
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Local authors hope to inspire community with poetry collection
FELLOW authors and good friends Virgil Johnson and Angelique Simons from Gerald Smith, Uitenhage recently published their first Afrikaans poetry collection in the hope that it will encourage and inspire their community which is flooded with substance abuse, unemployment, poverty,…
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