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Poet to bring hope to community
UITENHAGE poet, Irene Sout, hopes to make a difference in her crime ridden community with a newly published poetry collection.
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International slang alphabet for rugby fans
WITH a scrum of rugby fans around the world congregating in stadia, pubs and around any available TV, there’s a chance you could miss out if you don’t know your braai from your barbie or a bevvie from a brewski.
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Fayre for the love of roses
ADDO is synonymous with elephants and roses. In celebration of the smaller of the two, the third Addo Rose Fayre will be held in the scenic Sunday’s River Valley on Saturday, October 12.
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KFC supports two Muir cricket festivals
MUIR College hosted the second U/15 Bun Hopley Cricket Festival, sponsored by KFC and the highlight of the sporting event for Muir was beating Kingswood College in a closely fought encounter.
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Survival of SA’s national parks depends on locals
DURING the “Know Your National Parks” campaign earlier this month, the South African National Parks (SANParks) offered the South African public free entry to most of its parks.
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‘NMB Municipality dysfunctional’
THE recent open letter by the Nelson Mandela Bay Business Chamber has not received a warm welcome from the Nelson Mandela Bay Executive Mayor, who has labelled it as dishonest, disrespectful and out of order.
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New elephant tusker joins Addo Elephant National Park
ADDO Elephant National Park (AENP) has a new inhabitant, and one which, if spotted, will be immediately recognisable, with a shoulder height of 3.18m and tusks measuring an impressive 1.39m from the lip out.
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Concert in aid of kidney transplant recipient
A woman from Uitenhage who received a life-saving kidney transplant in March after having kidney failure and was placed on dialysis when she was just 21-years-old is now trying to find ways to pay for her medical bills.
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