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Topics and Tags | The Herald (opens the original)
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An index of the beats, subjects, and recurring editorial themes shaping the current edition. The Herald is entering an exciting new chapter with the launch of a brand new website and subscription platform, bringing readers a refreshed digital experience and an easier way to stay connected to the news that matters most to them.… 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 t
Bay go-getters rewarded at entrepreneurship awards (opens the original)
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Passion, hard work, innovation and business were on the agenda in Gqeberha on Wednesday at an event celebrating the winners of a major entrepreneurship programme. The top three winners of the programme, aimed at empowering micro, small and medium enterprises, took away a combined R80,000. The event at Tavcor, one of the stakeholders in the second edition of The Entrepreneur Programme in the Bay, began with the announcement of the names of the 20 entrepreneurs who had made the long list. And then
Parents, educators in showdown at Herbert Hurd foyer (opens the original)
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Angry parents confronted staff at Herbert Hurd Primary School on Thursday, demanding the immediate suspension of two pupils at the centre of alleged rapes in the school toilets — and answers as to why they only learnt about the scandal two months after the school did. The showdown in the school foyer — attended by about 20 parents, principal Dr Susan Whale and an education department representative — comes after a mother alleged her son was repeatedly raped by a boy in his grade during the secon
South End Museum using memory to look forward (opens the original)
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The South End Museum is continuing to keep the spirit of SA’s original rainbow nation alive while seeking to broaden its focus. The little museum, situated in the 130-year old Seaman’s Institute on Humewood Road in Gqeberha, is struggling to stay afloat in tough economic times. However, by staying anchored to its colourful past and at the same time engaging with current and future issues and trends, the hope is it will continue to sustain itself and welcome new visitors. That is the outlook of m
Parts shortages keep dozens of Bay vehicles off the road (opens the original)
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The wheels have seemingly come off for the municipal fleet in Nelson Mandela Bay as more than 50 vehicles are sitting idle in depots across the metro due to a shortage of vital parts. The metro acknowledged concerns that the lack of essential fleet maintenance items was hampering municipal work and confirmed that 59 vehicles were awaiting tyres. This followed reports of how the situation was seriously impeding municipal work in Kariega. A reliable source told The Herald a number of vehicles in v
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