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NGO on massive ear, eye screening drive for school children
AN East London-based non-governmental organisation, the Small Projects Foundation (SPF), has embarked on a large-scale ear and eye screening initiative involving 14 primary schools in Buffalo City, screening a total…
East London women healing the body through food science
CANDICE BEDSER, certified nutrition consultant, with an immense passion for gut health and Barbara Dobrowsky a neuro life coach joined forces to host The Ladies Wellness Talk; a fun, educational…
New mall opens in Dutywa
The Premier of the Eastern Cape, Oscar Mabuyane, was among the dignitaries who attended the official opening of the Mbhashe LG Mall in Dutywa, which consists of 63 shops, last…
Young Butterworth referee dreams of professional success
Linamandla Mpama (15), from Butterworth, dreams of becoming a professional football referee one day. Mpama shared her aspirations after receiving the award for Best Assistant Referee of the Tournament at…
Gubevu laid to rest
Hundreds of football supporters gathered in Ludeke, Bizana, to pay their final respects to their friend, Nkosinathi Gubevu Kufa. Gubevu was one of the well-known and prominent supporters of Kaizer…
Mbashe invests in informal traders to stimulate local economy
Mbashe Municipality allocates R500,000 to support 60 hawkers from three towns with financial aid and skills training, addressing poverty while stimulating the local informal economy.
Mnquma Local Municipality to harness untapped tourism potential
Government and universities collaborate in tourism indaba to transform Mnquma and Amathole into thriving destinations by harnessing the region’s untapped cultural and heritage potential.
South Africa’s flu season starts early, NICD urges vaccination
South Africa’s flu season has kicked off unusually early this year, starting on 24 March — the earliest onset since 2010.
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South Africa’s flu season starts early, NICD urges vaccination
South Africa’s flu season has kicked off unusually early this year, starting on 24 March — the earliest onset since 2010.
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SANBS Launches #LifeGivas network to boost youth blood donation
SANBS launches #LifeGivas Network targeting youth aged 16-24 to increase blood donations, offering recognition to schools hosting drives as they aim to shift from the current 1% donor rate.
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