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Junior King dancers turn on the magic in Cape Town (opens the original)
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The talented dancers from the Junior King Foundation turned months of grief into a celebration of their late founder’s legacy when they took to the stage in Cape Town at the weekend and secured a pair of podium finishes in the SA leg of the Global Dance Supreme competition. The team, based in Kariega and comprising 30 dancers between the ages of eight and 18, competed across different dance styles, including hip-hop, voguing and amapiano, with choreography by Ayaan Stemmet and Laeeqa Ferreira. T
Bulldozers, sirens and soaring emotions in Airport Valley (opens the original)
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Airport Valley residents were awoken by the sounds of sirens and bulldozers on Monday morning as the Nelson Mandela Bay municipality moved to clear the area to make way for a multimillion-rand housing project. Though the municipality was able to assist dozens of residents with the consensual demolition of their shacks and relocation to a nearby temporary site, many others from the community were having none of it and resorted to admonishing the team as it performed its duties. The operation resu
Foundation brings back smiles with surgery programme (opens the original)
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The corridors of Provincial Hospital in Gqeberha came alive with the sound of innocent little laughs as a group of children waited in anticipation to receive life-changing reconstructive surgery on Thursday. Seven-year-old Thandolwethu Gaceni from Kariega was among the 15 patients receiving specialised reconstructive surgery at the hospital this week as part of the Smile Foundation’s Surgical Programme. The three-day programme, running from Wednesday to Friday, is providing patients with procedu
Schooling hit by prolonged closure of bridge (opens the original)
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The closure of the Ben Schoeman Bridge between Kariega and Despatch has left the Urban Academy Private School community facing increased transport costs, longer travel times and uncertainty over when the bridge will reopen. The bridge, located on the M6/Old Uitenhage Road, was first closed on May 8 after heavy rain and flooding with concrete slabs subsequently being placed across the bridge on both sides. The bridge was closed again on September 14, this time with new concrete slabs on both side
Grey Junior tackles funny, heartfelt musical ‘Diary of a Wimpy Kid’ (opens the original)
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Grey Junior School is set to stage Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Musical, its first musical since Shrek Junior in 2019. Audiences can expect a 60-minute production featuring music, comedy, choreography, colourful costumes and sets. The hilarious and heartfelt musical is inspired by the world of Greg Heffley, a 12-year-old who diarises his daily experiences. Grey junior’s head of music, Etienne Mecloen, said the shorter format made it easier for the school to reintroduce musical theatre while keeping
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