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The journey of isiXhosa at Woodridge Prep
Language is more than a means of communication; it is a bridge that connects people, preserves heritage, celebrates culture and creates a sense of belonging
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Political row after Motherwell patients unable to access medication
Dozens of sick and frail Motherwell residents are at their wits end after not being able to collect their prescribed medication for almost two weeks.
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Walk Fest to shine light on creative talent and health
Creative Walk Fest GQ brings together Gqeberhaâ s creative and wellness communities through a 5km walk, networking and entertainment.
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Five NMU students in SA final of Pierre Cardin Young Designers Award
Five of the 16 finalists in the first South African edition of the Pierre Cardin Young Designers Award are final-year Bachelor of Visual Arts (Fashion and Textiles) students from Nelson Mandela University.
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True to form, Bay council ends its term in chaos
The Nelson Mandela Bay council ended its term as it began, in chaos, adjourning a crucial meeting meant to address ongoing issues such as the suspended city manager and delayed service payments.
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Our city will be shaped by those who vote
Church leaders across Nelson Mandela Bay have united to encourage voter participation in the upcoming local government elections, emphasizing the importance of informed, responsible voting and the impact of low turnout on city governance.
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Who knows when rain will give way to drier season
Recent weather predictions, whether by humans or AI, have been notably inaccurate, leading to frustration as many outdoor plans were disrupted. Historically, the region experienced prolonged droughts, but this year has seen a dramatic shift
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How a R300k Film Office launch became a R2.8m boxing bill
A forensic probe has found a R300,000 Film Office launch escalated into a R2.87m boxing-event payment, with then-acting MBDA chief executive Unati Peter allegedly directing the payment be rushed through before the normal approval process was complete.
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Young scientists bring ideas to Eskom Expo
Months of questioning, researching, testing and refining ideas have brought young scientists from South Africa and around the world to the 2026 Eskom Expo for Young Scientists International Science Fair (ISF),
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Bafana boss Eritrea in Cairo
South Africa's Bafana Bafana secured a dominant 5-0 victory over Eritrea in Cairo, maintaining a perfect start in the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers with six points from two matches.
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Hundreds of delegates put â beautiful Nelson Mandela Bayâ on world map
Nelson Mandela Bay has been handed a global tourism stage, with more than 300 delegates from 40 countries descending on Gqeberha this week to discover what the city and the Eastern Cape have to offer.
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DA pledges R1.5bn for northern areas upgrades if it takes office
The DA has pledged R1.5bn for infrastructure upgrades and social housing in Nelson Mandela Bayâ s 11 northern areas wards if it takes control of the municipality after the November 4 local government elections.
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Mayorship issue looms large as Knysna council meeting collapses
The Knysna council was unable to conclude its meeting on Wednesday after members of the ruling coalition requested a caucus and then failed to return to the council chamber.
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