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Indaba held to help boys close gap with girls in maths (opens the original)
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Maths lessons took on a different form this week as schoolboys from across the Eastern Cape were challenged to sharpen their numbers skills while learning about confidence, respect, leadership and what it means to be a positive role model. The provincial education department hosted a three-day Boys’ Indaba aimed at helping young boys improve their mathematics performance while also addressing some of the social pressures they face as they grow up. The programme comes as the department looks to c
ANC councillor to appear in court over alleged assault (opens the original)
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A senior Buffalo City Metro ANC ward councillor is expected to appear in the KuGompo Magistrate’s Court on Friday after handing himself over to police in connection with allegations that he assaulted his wife. The 55-year-old councillor handed himself over at Beacon Bay police station on Wednesday. Eastern Cape police spokesperson Colonel Siphokazi Mawisa confirmed that a case of assault had been opened. “SAPS can confirm that a case of assault was opened at Beacon Bay police station. The 55-yea
Restrictions on sardine catches in place after mass die-off (opens the original)
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A precautionary restriction has been placed on sardine catches after scientists identified pilchard herpesvirus (PHV) as the most likely cause of the mass sardine die-off that spread along SA’s coastline and reached beaches in Buffalo City and the surrounding Wild Coast. The department of forestry, fisheries and the environment said PHV had been confirmed in sardines collected in Gqeberha and the Western Cape. This strengthened evidence that the virus was behind the widespread mortality event th
Motor industry ‘has key role in reducing road deaths’ (opens the original)
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Transport deputy minister Mkhuleko Hlengwa has challenged SA’s automotive industry to take a leading role in reducing road deaths, saying safer vehicles, stricter law enforcement and improved road infrastructure will be crucial if the country is to halve road fatalities by 2030. Addressing the National Youth Development Agency Automotive Expo at the East London Industrial Development Zone recently, Hlengwa said the government aimed to reduce road fatalities by 45% by 2029 and 50% by 2030. He sai
Boost for visually impaired through library for the blind recording studio (opens the original)
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International Literacy Day was celebrated in eDikeni (formerly Alice) this week with the official launch of a South African Library for the Blind recording studio. The new studio will expand access to book and educational resources for people who are blind, visually impaired and print-disabled. The two-day launch, which started on Tuesday, took place at the Reverend Makhenkesi Stofile Library as part of the global commemoration of International Literacy Day. This year marked its 60th anniversary
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