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NMU-born project cracks coding challenge for rural, township pupils
A project born at Nelson Mandela University in Gqeberha has taught more than 350,000 schoolchildren to code, using little more than puzzle pieces and a cellphone. Tangible Africa, founded by NMU computing department sciences head Prof Jean Greyling, now operates on five continents, reaching pupils in nine African countries as well as Ireland, South Korea, Cyprus, Germany and Indonesia.
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Kariega grandmother, 97, finally gets her own home
At 97, after more than three decades of being overlooked for an RDP house, Nomadenfu Nondla had all but given up hope of escaping the shack she shared with up to 10 family members â until this week, when the government finally handed her the keys to a home of her own. The grandmother who was relocated from Despatch to Tyoksville in KwaNobuhle between 1986 and 1988, said she had repeatedly put her name on housing waiting lists, only to watch other people receive their homes while her family re...
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Jansen strikes but Aussies stand firm to take narrow lead
Marco Jansen celebrated his 100th Test wicket with a crucial double strike to halt Australia's fightback Befoer Alex Carey and Josh Inglis reignite Aussie hopes on day two of the third Test at Newlands.
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Bay teachers sharpen maths skills to boost pupils' success
About 100 teachers from across Nelson Mandela Bay stepped up to sharpen their mathematical skills and equip themselves with best-practice teaching methods to enhance learning outcomes in their classrooms. The teachers, from both primary and high schools, descended on St Dominic's Priory in Miramar at the weekend for the NMB branch of Association for Mathematics Education of SA (Amesa) annual seminar.
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Chelsea boss Alonso expects Palmer to avoid repeat of red card 'mistakes'
Chelsea manager Xabi Alonso expects a mature Cole Palmer to learn from his red card against Tottenham, while confirming Joao Pedro is facing weeks on the sidelines.
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Iraola says Isak 'feels the trust' after Liverpool scoring streak
Liverpool manager Andoni Iraola praised Alexander Isak for hitting top form, noting that the Sweden striker "feels the trust of everyone" ahead of their League Cup clash against Chelsea.
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Mayor rallies residents to support Love Your Street Campaign
Nelson Mandela Bay mayor Babalwa Lobishe has called on residents and businesses to help clean up their neighbourhoods and restore the metro to its former reputation as one of the countryâ s cleanest, as illegal dumping continues to blight public spaces.
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@heraldlive 5 hours ago
Venus Williams suffers 16th defeat in a row with loss to teenager
Venus Williams' singles slump continued as the seven-time Grand Slam champion fell in straight sets to Austrian teenager Lilli Tagger at the Guangzhou Open.
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Allegri suspended for two Serie A games after red card
Napoli manager Massimiliano Allegri has been handed a two-match Serie A ban and a fine following a red card during a dramatic 3-3 draw with Roma, ruling him out of upcoming fixtures against Monza and Juventus.
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@heraldlive 7 hours ago
Highbury FC aim to make home turf a fortress against Leicesterford City
Highbury FC look to strengthen their home ground advantage and climb the Motsepe Foundation Championship log as they host Leicesterford City at Nelson Mandela University Stadium.
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@heraldlive 8 hours ago
Ronaldo in line for Portugal return after fallout with coach
Cristiano Ronaldo has been included in Portugal's preliminary squad for upcoming Nations League fixtures, opening the door for an international return after serving a federation suspension.
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@heraldlive 8 hours ago
Bayern 'risk' reaps huge reward for Ballon d'Or winner Kane
Harry Kane's decision to leave Tottenham Hotspur for Bayern Munich has culminated in the Ballon d'Or, validating the risk of moving to Germany to chase major trophies.
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@heraldlive 8 hours ago
Arteta despair as Arsenal stunned by Fleetwood
Mikel Arteta described Arsenal's shock League Cup penalty shootout defeat against fourth-tier Fleetwood Town as 'a very sad day' following a dramatic fourth-round upset.
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@heraldlive 8 hours ago
Chiefs coach Da Cruz happy about Dubaâ s form ahead of derby
Wandile Duba netted a stunning hat-trick to lead Kaizer Chiefs to a 3-0 Carling Cup win over TS Galaxy, earning praise from coach Fernando Da Cruz ahead of the Soweto derby.
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Kariega entrepreneur Munir Jeeva named Businessperson of the Year at national awards
From creating an online shopping platform serving Nelson Mandela Bay to helping small local producers grow their businesses and providing meals to vulnerable children, Kariega businessman Munir Jeeva has built his business around both customer service and community support.
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