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National Book Week: Reading transcends every day barriers
MOST children’s stories start with “Once upon a time”; however for many children the story doesn’t always end with “happily ever after”.
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Initiative to support talented athletes
THROUGH the launch of the Wonder Kids programme, Khulasande Sports Development continues to defy the odds to give youth from the citrus farming community of Addo a sporting chance.
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Buyers are spoilt for choice of ‘nearly new’ cars
USED car inventories – especially when it comes to “nearly new” cars (2019 year model) – increased by a startling 32% in July 2020 compared to the previous month, placing buyers firmly in the pound seats.
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Brand new Trans Gamtoos hike
SLACKPACKING is more than the new buzz, it is absolutely the new craze. Less stress on your back and knees while hiking and exploring.
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Witnesses sought
THE police in Uitenhage are investigating a case of culpable homicide following the collision in which Gavin Kriel (21) was fatally injured on Sunday, August 9 at about 17:00 in Caledon Street, Uitenhage.
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Hikers thrilled to be back in nature
SOUTH Africa is known for having some of the most stunning hiking trails and many outdoor enthusiasts are thrilled to be able to enjoy nature again, after having had to spend months at home during COVID-19 lockdown.
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Méér bome moet in stede geplant word
BOME verskaf nie net suurstof nie, maar dit bied ook beskerming teen geraasbesoedeling en erosie.
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Residents hit with harsh water tariffs
THE most recent water restrictions and punitive water tariff increases published by the Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality, clearly highlights that there is no comprehensive plan to mitigate the current water crisis in the metropole.
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Plant indigenous trees and help save bees
ARBOR Week calls for people across the country to plant indigenous trees as a practical and symbolic gesture of sustainable environmental management.
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Level 2: Increase in alcohol abuse
WHEN the President announced that the country would move to alert level 2 of the lockdown to allow for more reopening of the economy, many South Africans saw this as a positive sign, that the country is making progress in…
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