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AA launches app to boost women's safety | The Herald (opens the original)
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As SA grapples with the ever increasing number of women found dead, the Automobile Association of SA (AA) has stepped up to announce that it will provide armed response to all South African females for free. The service will be valid for 30 days from registration and will require a visit to the AA website to activate. The user will be subsequently backed by numerous armed-response partners across SA. AA public relations head Minesh Bhagaloo said there were no hidden fees or strings attached, and
Thousands of pupils plug into coding (opens the original)
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Thousands of pupils from across Africa plugged into coding recently as part of the month-long Coding 4 Africa initiative creating a culture of computing — with or without access to computer labs. The project saw more than 50,000 pupils from across 10 African countries participating with a reach that expanded to 513 schools and organisations with more than 200,000 engagements. Nelson Mandela University professor Jean Greyling, who is also the founder of Tangible, the LEVA Foundation programme beh
VW’s birthday bash: ‘SA’s the gateway, Kariega’s the anchor’ (opens the original)
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Monday marked a major milestone for Volkswagen Group Africa (VWGA) as the manufacturer celebrated the 75th anniversary since the first vehicle — a Volkswagen Beetle — rolled off the production line in Kariega. And the overarching message from Volkswagen Brand chief executive Thomas Schaefer during the company’s diamond anniversary celebration of its Kariega plant was emphatic: SA is the gateway and Kariega is the anchor. Volkswagen Group chief executive Dr Oliver Blume was also in attendance. Ov
Gem Project has passion for making youth shine (opens the original)
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An innate passion to strive for the success of each of his vulnerable pupils has seen Keith Brandt become a driving force behind one of Nelson Mandela Bay’s most important skills and development programmes. The 66-year-old’s continued commitment and work through the Gem Project has impacted the lives of hundreds of youngsters. And it has earned him the title as education category winner in The Herald Citizens of the Year, supported by Nelson Mandela University. The Gem Project has gone from bein
TIME TO TORQUE | Suzuki Across ready to roll as family-sized city slicker (opens the original)
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Gone are the days of average families of four having big braais with three sides and road trips just for the heck of it; in SA everyone is feeling the pinch. So when it comes to buying a new vehicle in a flooded market of options, certain boxes need to be ticked, including pricing, economy, technology, space and reliability. And, fortunately, Time to Torque experienced all of the above during our test with the Suzuki Across GL. While the compact SUV has its quirks, including being slightly under
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